The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-21

Dunlap. Mrs. King Riddle. iirs R. A. Harris, Mrs. Loui Hart, Mrs. Cain of Birmingham, Mrs. Stewart of Attalla, Mrs. Davis of Montgomery, Mrs. German of Durham, N. G. Mrs. Moody, Miss Rid dle, Miss Dunlap and Miss Riley.
 The Wednesday Card club held no meeting on account of the funeral of Miss Mattie Broadway, which took place at the First Methodist church Wednesday morn ing.
 A most delightful time was spent this week at "Oakleigh, the charming coun- try place of harles S. Ward. This place belonged to the Line family before the war and was a summer resort belonging to the parents of Mrs. Ward. It was re- gently purchased by MT. Ward, and the past two weeks Mrs. Ward has been en- tertaining a house party, assisted by Mrs. T. G. Ewing. Mrs <. J. Blair, Mrs. J. B. Martin and Mrs. J. L. Tanner. Those present were Miss Mary Martin, Miss Bessie Green, Miss Bessie Blair. Miss Nell Blair and Miss Eva Blair, MT. A. w.. Woodliff, MT. Otis Wragg, MT. Kyle El- liott, MT. B. M. Stewart.
 MT. H. W. Burns of Thurman Ark, is in Gadsden on a visit to his father and mother.
 Mir. w. c. Paden, wife and baby, have returned from a months visit to Mrs. Paden's parents at Uberno, Ohio.
 MT. and Mrs. George Gray or Nashville are the guests of Dr. and Mrs s. E. Jones, on Walnut street.
 Mrs. J. M Elliot, Sr, and Miss Maggie Elliott are the guests of relatives in Rome, Ga.
 Mrs. Ferd Frank is visiting relatives in Birmingham.
 R. James left Monday for a vacation uh ha urll in AfIontia Citu Niagara Falls and Jersey City.
 Mrs J. s. Moragne has returned from a visit to her parents at Spring Garden.
 Miss Salie and Miss Fannie Savage of Birmingham, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. w P. Johnson, have re- turned to their home.
 Mrs. Craig of Dallas, Tex. who has been the guest of Mrs. Anson West, on Turrentine avenue, has gone to Bellvue to spend a month.
 MT. Tom c. Davis, wife and daughter, Thelma, are at White Sulphur Springs for few weeks.
 Miss Sadie May Wilson of Birming- ham is the guest of Miss Louise Rails, on Walnut street.
 Miss Estell Mitchell of Rome, Ga, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Turrentine, has returned home.
 Miss Ethel Bogal of Chattanooga, who has been attending the Chatauqua at Monteagle, Tenn, is the guest of Miss Gertrude Lucy.
 MT. Robert Thatch of Birmingham was the guest of T. E. Hollingsworth this week. Mir. Hollingsworth and MT. Thatch were college friends
 A party of Gadsden people spending the month at Ingram wells are Mrs. H. c. Thomas, Miss Annie and Miss Irby Me Duffie, Miss Eva Belle Herzberg, MT. W. c. Bellenger and son, J. N. Bellenger, and Miss Maude Bellenger.
 Mir. J. c. Legg wife and baby, left sev- eral days ago for Memphis, Tenn, where they will make their future home. MT. Legg has been connected with the store of the Alabama Wire and Steel company.
 Mrs. Carrie Bond and son, Leath Bond, of Birmingham, are the guests of rela- tives and friends In the city.
 Messrs. Harry and Percy Todd and sis ter, Miss Francis Todd, returned Thurs day from months visit to Europe. They spent several weeks at their old home near London.
 Master Brevard Montgomery enter tained number of his friends at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. c. G. Montgomery, on Ninth street, Saturday in honor of his fourth birthday.