The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-10


 Miss Annie Pearson. Miss Ina Shepherd. Miss Julia Rumph and Miss Emma Ewing left yesterday for St. Louis to see the worlds fair. They will be gone about ten days. Miss Pearson will extend her trip to Helena, Mont, and thence to Yellowstone Park with relatives and friends.
 MT Robert w. Ewing win spend a cou- pie of weeks in St. Louis and Chicago on business and pleasure trip.
 MT and Mrs. John Hine who have been visiting Mrs John M. Cartwright, are spending some weeks with MT. and Mrs. S. Hine at Woodward.
 Mrs. J. Willard Barrett of Cincinnati Is visiting MT. and Mrs. L. Braun on Seventh avenue
 Miss Milton and Louise West are on a visit to relatives in Talladega.
 Mrs. Daisy Hargrove Wendell. the eff cient librarian of the city library. is vis- iting her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Hargrove in Florence, Ala.
 Miss M. K. Holt left Wednesday for Trenton, Ga, where she has accepted a position in the high school of that city.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Nixon sail Mon day to New York via Savannah. They will spend some time in New York and Philadelphia.
 Mrs Dr. J. D. Jbson of Denver, Col, is visiting her mother where she will remain till September She will join her husband in St. Louis where he is to de- liver a series of lectures.
 Mrs. A. P. sims returned from Nash vile yesterday.
 Miss Olive Brewer will leave tomorrow for her home in Mobile. Miss Brewer has been the guest of Miss Ethel Jones and has been the recipient of much social att tention.
 Miss Fannie Washington will entertain the members of the younger set in a few days
 Miss Brett Reid is in Mobile the guest of Mrs. Charles Percy.
 Mrs John Sidney White is i'll at her home on South Fifteenth street.
 Mir and Mrs. Tunstal Perry are oc- cupying Mrs. Mushat's residence on Twen- ty-first street near Fourteenth avenue for the summer
 Mrs. Mushat, Miss Helen and Miss Theresa Mushat will spend the summer in Colorado.
 Mrs. Tunstal Perry and little sons Der ney and Tunstal are in Montgomery visit ing Mrs. Perrys father, MT. William Berney.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kilgore have talk on possession of house on Sixteenth street near Eleventh avenue for the sum- mer.
 Miss Anna Mae Phelan leaves Thurs day for Florence, Ala. where she will be the guest of the Misses Bliss.
 Mrs. Fletcher Mccrary has returned from Marion.
 Mrs. Helen Walpole has moved to Fourteenth street between Ninth and Tenth avenues, where she will keep house for the summer.
 Mrs. Arthur Burrill and children are visiting relatives in Boston.
 
 Miss Nell McKinnon of Selma will ar rive soon and will be the guest of her aunt and uncle, MT and Mrs. Sidney Lee Mrs. Edward Durham is visiting rela- tives in Nashville.
 The Rev Dr. T. J. Beard. Mrs. Beard and Miss Mary Beard have apartments at Taylors school for the summer
 
 Miss Martha Dabrey will leave this week for Vicksburg Miss, where she will be the guest of her uncle MT. Marye pabney.
 MT. and Mrs Richard Randolph and family will remain at Blount Springs all the summer and will move early in Oc- tober into their new home at Anderson Place
 Miss Mabelle Stollenwerck and Miss Net tie Stollenwerck left yesterday for St. Louis.
 Mrs. Mary Knight of Selma is the guest of Mrs. w. c. Shackelford on Seventh avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Badham and fam Fly are now at Blount Springs in their new cottage. Their home is built on the ridge so long owned by the Constantine family.
 Miss Algie Ware of Montgomery is the guest of her aunt Mrs Sharp on South Twenty street.
 Mrs Eugene Turner is visiting friends in Kentucky.
 Miss Emily Miller of New Orleans who is the guest of Miss Martha Dabney will leave Tuesday for Vicksburg where she will visit .di Suzanne Dalney. Miss May Belle Roden has returned from Louisville where she has been visit ing her sister Mrs. Redin.
 Miss Myrtle Morton has returned to her home at East Lake fter an extepded visit to relatives in Georgia and Virginia