The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12

ments were served during the evening. 1 and most delightful time was enjoyed by all
 Miss Ethel Hodgson left on Friday af- ternoon to visit friends and relatives in Pensacola.
 MT R. Liston Heustls, of Balize. Brit ish Honduras. Is in the city for a short | visit.
 Miss Annie Louise Harrison left Sunday | night for Birmingham and Louisville. | Mrs. Martinez and children, of Beau mont Tex. are the guests of her mother, Mrs Pillichody. on Jackson street MT H. Walker Garrow, of Houston. Tex, was a welcome visitor to the city during the past week and was warmly greeted by his many friends, who were delighted to have him among them once more.
 Miss Minnie r. Black, who has been absent in Europe for the past year. is expected home during the present month. Miss Bessie Kelly and her charming guest, Miss Thornburg, have returned from a delightful visit to Pensacola.
 Mrs. H. l.. Pickett, of Montgomery, Is the guest of her sister. Mrs Joseph Hodgson, at her home on Government street
 Mrs G. c. Gaillard and children are vis- iting friends and relatives in Wilcox Dal- las and Monroe counties.
 MT M. P. Levy, of New York, Is visit ing relatives and friends in the city.
 MT. Leo Schwartz, who has been in Gen. tral America for the past three years is in the city visiting his brother MT L. E. Schwartz. on Church street | Mrs. A. M. IIonstanza announces the ap- preaching marriage of her daughter. Marie, to MT sgmund schlettler. We'd nesday evening, April 15, at o'clock at ! the German Lutheran church.
 
 for New Orleans on business. Miss Julia Lake left Tuesday for Blr- mingham, Ala. on q visit to her friend. Miss Kate Smith
 The Sunshine Tea club met with Mrs. Wagar Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock at her home on Government street and it proved very enjoyable meeting. both socially and financially.
 Miss Venetia Danner, in a dress of vel low and white, greeted all the guests at the front door, while just inside of the parlor was placed an Aunt Dinah 1 holding a tray, with the inscription, Small Favors Thankfully Received" The refreshments were served by Misses Julia and Edith Toxey and Miss Della Aunspaugh. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. George Robinson at o'clock in the afternoon, at her home on | Government street.
 MT. and Mrs. Pride Jones moved into their new home at No. 932 Government street Thursday
 MT and Mrs. T. B. Wren and Miss IT. May Adams Wren of Trenton, N. J.. are in the city, stopping at the Bienville They are making tour of the south af- ter visiting Cuba MT D. $. Bacon, of Latonia Miss who Is engaged in the lumber business, Is in the city. He Is stopping at the Battle house.
 MT. Bart Laurendlne was in town Tues day on pleasure trip. He is from Bayou Ia Batre.
 Mir. A. M Wing, a prominent merchant of Jackson Ala, was in the city Tues day a guest of the Southern.
 MT. r. NJ. Lanehart, of the D. s, Pate Lumber company of Chicago. is in the city, a guest of the Battle house.
 MT. G. w McGehee, superintendent of the motive power of the Mobile and Ohio railway, went north Tuesday at noon on the Louisville and Nashville after a short business stay In Mobile. Miss Salie Warfield. who for several weeks has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs w P Mcintosh, left at noon Thursday i for her home in Baltimore Miss War field made many warm friends during her brief stay in Mobile who regret to have her leave.
 Miss Ruth Huger has retlmnd after a pleasant visit to Memphis and Nashville Tenn.
 The Century Book club met Wednesday afternoon in the lecture TO pm of the Y. M c. A., with a very good attendance.