The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-17

Mir and Mrs. R. L. Munger are at their beautiful country home Arlington" for the summer
 MT and Mrs. George cruikshank and Miss Mary George Cruilsshank have re- turned from St. Louis and Chicago.
 
 Mrs. J. R. Teague and Misses Willie May and Ethel Teague of Dallas, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Munger at Arlington.
 Master Pollard woodson is the guest of MT and Mrs James Weatherly at Black Mountain, N..
 Mrs. Lux and her children are the guests of Mrs. Frank Saunders on Look out Mountain.
 Master Guerry Cabaniss is the guest of his grandparents in Atlanta Mir. John H. Wallace. Jr.. of Huntsville was in Birmingham during the week. 1
 MT. John c. Pugh is the guest of his sister Mrs. Elliott in Eufaula.
 
 Mrs J. A Rountree and her children, Asa Rountree and Seline Rountree, are at St. Clair Springs.
  Congressman Sydney J. Bowie of Annis- ton spent yesterday in Birmingham.
 
 MT. and Mrs Jesse Drennen left yes- terday for a two weeks visit to Cincin- nati and St. Louis.
 Mrs. Russell will leave on Thursday for Lake Toxaway, N. c. Mir and Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley arrived in Birmingham yesterday from Huntsville and will leave today for Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mrs. E. J. Chandler will leave today for Asbury Park, N. J.
 Rabbi Morris Newfield and Mrs New i field will leave today for the lake regions to be absent the remainder of the sum- mer. Capt. and Mrs Frank P O'Brien will leave today for Asbury Park, N. J. Mrs. Chiles Clifton Terrell is i'll with fever at the residence of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edmund Taylor Taliaferro.
  Mrs. c. A. Whatley, who has been spending two months with her son, MT. George c. Whatley, has returned to Att 1 lanta.
 Mrs George c. whatley and children | will spend the remainder of the summer at Chick Springs, South Carolina.
 
 Mrs. Joseph McLester and Misses Dora and Susie McLester>are passing the sum- mer at Ostend, one of the most beauti- full spots on the Baltic.
 
 Miss Annie Earle, who is abroad with Mrs. McLester, is spending the summer travelling.
 
 Mrs W. D. Colby and Miss Ethlyn Colby left yesterday for St. Louis and Kansas. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Riley of Ozark, Ala, are spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Robertson en route to St. Louis.
 Mir. F. T. Talafferro was able to go for short walk on Friday and is slowly | convalescing from his recent injuries which have confined him to the house for several weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Taliaf- ferro have not yet made any plans for tho summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lewis B. Woodruff will leave later in the season for Connecticut. Mrs Woodruff was able to go out during the past week and is looking very lovely despite her long illness.
 Miss Annie Boyce Hamilton is in Gads- den
 Miss Emmie Eubank has returned from a two weeks visit to Talladega. Miss Emma Leedy will be among the guests at Miss Mary Anderson's house. party at Winston place this week. Miss Millie Nabb will attend Miss An dersons house party at Winston place.
 
 Miss Alice Moore is still suffering from a sprained ankle, and has not been able to leave the house since her return from Mrs, Maybury's house party. She ex- poets to attend Miss Andersons house party on Wednesday.
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 Mir. Curry, MT. Barnett and MT. Going will be among the guests at Miss An- derson's house party
 Miss Hattie Mae Carter has returned from Atlantic City. She was also guest of Mrs. F. S. Comedys house party at Seat Pleasant, Md.
 Mrs. T. J. Garrison is In Eufaula Miss Hattie Robinson has returned to Scottsboro.
 Mrs. Annie Culbertson Perry has re- turned to Atlanta.
 Miss Dorothy Vaughan has returned to Atlanta.
 Mrs J. F. Pinkley and Miss Hattie Brown of Clarendon, Ark. who have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy McCul- tough, at Woodlawn, returned home Thursday Mrs. Mccullough accompanied them and will remain several weeks in Arkansas.
 Mrs. Robert N. Bell and children leave Tuesday for an extended visit to friends and relatives in north Alabama.
 
 Miss Laura Van Enslen will leave to- morrow for Fort Payne and will be there for the remainder of the summer. | Mrs. William Tomerlin and son of An niston are visiting Mrs. Paul Gaccopazzi on Fountain Heights. 1 Mrs A. T. Wise who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene Jacobs at 1928 Sixteenth avenue, south, has returned to Atlanta. | Mir Eugene Jacobs is In Atlanta on | IL. Nfr- Inc