The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-28

Thursday next. They expect to visit Bos- ton, New York, Washington and Phila- delphia before their return. Among the members of the party will be Miss Edna Moore and Miss Bessie Moore.
 MT. John Clark, who was i'll at St. Vim cents for some time, is entirely well again He left a few days ago for Ken lucky to pay short visit to relatives and friends
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Rensford leave to- day for two weeks visit to French Lick Springs, Indiana.
 Miss Alice Walsh of Texas Is visiting Mss Mamie Douglass on the South High lands.
 Miss Callie Patterson and Miss Fannie Plosser expect to leave on Monday Tor Nashville, where they will make an ex- tended visit.
 Miss Elizath snedecor, who was i'll of typhoid fever in Memphis, has returned to the city.
 Miss Edith Lathrop Is once more at home after a country visit. Miss Mignon Conner Is at Ashoury Fark' N. J.
 Miss Belle Ashley is spending the sum Der at Valley Head.
 Mrs P. G. Bowman is visiting in Knox ville
 MT. and Mrs. Charles II. Cothran are in Atlanta for few days.
 Mrs. Henry L. Culver of Chicago Is wis., iting her sister, Mrs. c. A. Avent, on the South Highlands.
 Mrs James Martin Smith and little son of Mobile are the guests for few days of her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Rumph at 531 Twenty-third street.
 
 A party of young people who have thoroughly enjoyed their short visit, are those who returned yesterday from Fiat Top where they were delightfully."- enter tained by MT. and Mrs. Sumpter Lea Jr., at their hommer home Holly Lodge In the party were Miss Mary Jones, Miss Julia Jones, Miss Lillian Lea and Miss Cora Jones of East Lake. Dr. w. o. Fen vile. MT. L. D. Lea, MT. Charles Will Hams of Flat Top, Dr. Oscar Hays Of Jasper, and MT. F. c. Sharpe of Ensley.
 
 Mrs. James weatherly and family are at Black Mountain, N. O., for the sum mer.
 Mrs. Elias Davis and children left on Friday for Cook Springs.
 
 Miss Isabel Dangaux expects to go north soon and will make a tour of the great lakes before returning.
 Miss Bernice Dickson is at Blount Springs for several weeks. Miss Mabel Ray expects to leave soon for somewhat extended visit to Tate Springs. Mrs. James Mason has returned from Marion where she has been for sometime on visit to her mother.
 Miss Rebekah Hamilton and Miss Nash | Johnson have gone to Talladega, on visit to Miss Henderson. |
 Mrs. John Raul expects shortly to make q visit to Atlantic City.
 Mss sallie McPherson is visiting rel atives in Meridian. | w shortly for a trip to the sea coast.
 Mrs. L. S. Handley is at Leeds with l camping party. spent several months a Asbury Park, | spent several months at Ashbury FarK 1 | Ntrs Michael Clifford and Miss Ethel clifford expect to leave next month for | Virginia Beach,
 Miss Mabel Wheeler has gone to Val dosta. Ga.
 Mrs. John Tomlnson and family are ex- | pecting to visit Tate Springs this sum l mer
 Mrs, Hubert Drennen is at home after visit to New York.
 Nr,ss Adelle Turrentine of Tallasee is the | euest of Miss Louise Frazer at her resi- denee, 2O33 Thirteenth avenue, South. Sh' will be. one of the attendants on the Frazer-Andrews wedding, which takes place on July 3.
 MT. A. M Bradley, father of MT. T. M Bradley, and his daughter, Mrs. William E. Winsted, of Franklin, Tenn, are visit ing MT. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bradley 1T Highland park.
 Miss Carrie Knox and Miss Margaret Reynolds of Anniston are visiting Mrs Frank Nelson on the South Highlands They are two of the most popular of thS younger society set of Anniston and have many friends and admirers in Blrming. ham. Miss Knox is the daughter of Johr B. Knox and Miss Reynolds is the daugh- ter of O. M. Reynolds. MT. and Mrs. Elroy Cooper Landers of Huntsville are the guests of MT. and l Mrs. G. T. Geron.