The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-21


 I for Indianapolis. Ind, to attend the
 annual meeting of the railroad surgeons
 of the United States He expects to be
 absent about a week.
 Judge J. H. Neville, of Bolixi, spent
 few hours in Mobile Monday, he was
 guest at the Battle House.
 | Mrs. A. G. Sheriff and Miss Sheriff are
 staying at the Windsor Hotel, Montreal,
 after delightful month spent in South
 Orange. N. J. They leave for the Hotel
 Tadousac, on Saturday. where they are
 registered for the summer. Miss Sheriff | has been entertained at dinners and lun-
 cheons by her numerous friends, who
 were delighted to welcome her back in
 her old home In South Orange Monday evening Mir Hunter ORouke
 gave a delightful sailing party on board
 Quo vadis. complimentary to Miss
 Kathleen Williamson. The follow ing enjoyed a trip on the bay:
 Miss Williamson and MT. Hunton Miss | May Prince and MT. Boyce Perry Miss Hattie Walters of New Orleans, and MT. | William Chandler, Miss Cooper and MT.
 Osborn Henry, Miss Theo Williamson | and MT. Irv Little. Miss Kittie Allen
 and MT Russell Ladd, MT. Alfred Sta
 ples. with Mir and Mrs. James Little for chaperons After the sail, the party re- paired to the home of Mrs. Stanley Hern-
 don. where delightful supper was served.
 Miss Adole Wernth left Sunday after
 non for Pensacola, to visit relatives and
 friends.
 Mir. Walter s. Pollard, of Hot Springs,
 Ark, Is in the city visiting his sister.
 Mrs. A. c. Pickens. at Spring Hill. Colonel r. B. Merrill president of the
 Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City rail- te od to trr1h
 day from trip of inspection both over
 the main line to Hattiesburg and the ex- | tention to Laurel.
 Mrs. H. T. Inge, left Tuesday for Mont gomery, Ala to visit her sister Mrs.
 Phares Coleman. pr. Inge will stop in
 Montgomery from his European tour, and
 Mrs. Inge will accompany him home Saturday.
 Mrs. P. D. Barker left for New York Tuesday morning to visit her daughters and summer resorts. Miss Olive Barker will join her later.
 The one hundred and twenty-eighth anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated by the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Country | Club "Wednesday from noon till ? o'clock, l with Mrs. Goode the vice-regent as hos tess The club house was beautifully | decorated for the occasion, the entrance
 being guarded by large United States | flag. The portico and tables were arr
 rayed In blue and white, the colors of the | Daughters of the American Revolution, while large bowls of hydrangeas and
 oleanders in the midst of which was the | punch bowl were scattered every where. 1 The rooms and galleries were filled with | fashionable and brilliant audience, the
 regent Mrs R. H. Clarke presided with
 her usual grace. A part of the program
 was continuation and ending of the winters course of study, the South Caro-
 lima and Georgia signers of the Declara- | ton of Independence; the remainder con-
 sisted of exercises commemorative of the battle of Bunker Hill. The programme
 was opened by the chaplain, Miss Meta l Thompson Present were Mrs. R. H. Clarke, Mrs. Rhett Good, Mrs. c. H. 1 Shawhan, Mrs. l.. H. Horne. Mrs. G. B. 1 Shawhan Mrs. William Quigley. Mrs. R.
 H. Boiling, Mrs. c. Ligon. Mrs. O. l.. | Crampton, Mrs. D. M. Wickersham, Mrs. Harry Toulmin Mrs. Henry Burgett, Mrs. Henry McMillan, Mrs. Hunt Cham
 berlain, Mrs. James Patterson, Mrs. T. | H. Lake Mrs. William Barnwell, Mrs. | F. O. Hoffman, Mrs. Thos. Smith, Mrs. E. l.. Russell. Mrs. Corinne Orton. Mrs. Harry Pilans, Mrs. James Grey. Mrs. | Shelton Sims, Mrs. George Fearn, Mrs. l J. c. Wilson, Mrs Lyman Dorgan, Mrs.
 Horace Clarke. Mrs McMahon. Mrs. 1 Frank Davis Mrs. J. o. Smith, Mrs. Mathew Brewster, Mrs. Dorgan Ledyard,
 Mrs. Thomas St. John, Mrs Hortense Eater. Mrs. Philippe, Mrs. M. F. Kirk
 bride. Mrs. Torrey. Mrs. Triplett. Mrs.
 Frank Merrill. Mrs. Chalkly. Mrs. Chas.
 Mohr. Mrs. Leslie Miss Meta Thomp-
 osn. Miss Mollie Thurber, Miss Mary ! Holmes. Miss Mary Hybart. Miss Helen
 Wood. Miss Etta Smith, Miss Oline Hur- l tel, Miss Katie Sage. Miss T. Gordon.
 Miss Margaret Austill. Miss Jennie Fee
 Austill. Miss Amanda Moore. Miss Maud ] Simpson. Miss Sallie Creagh. Miss Willie l Creaah. Miss Eolne Russell Miss Cor 1 inne Orton. Miss Mabel Heustis. Miss Jen- nie Harris. Miss I.ixEie Knott Miss
 Adele Batre. Miss M. Stafford and Mr. | Thomas Halliwell. At the conclusion of
 the program tho guests repaired to the ! wide verandas to enjoy ths broens of the
 bay in the shade of tho magnificent oak l trees and while thcre some delicious re- | treatments of cakes, peaches, cream and l fruit punch were served, and all, mem- l bers and guests passed very enjoyable 1 afternoon.
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