The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10

Mrs. James E. Hawkins returned yes terday from Montevallo. Miss Hattie Weakley of Nashville, is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. O. Allen. MT. and Hrs. Ben Veil have returned from Ashevllle. MT. Well has fully re- covered his health.
 Mrs. H. E. Dalbey and children of Woodlawn, have returned from Tennessee where they spent the past few montiI
 
 MT. Ben Reynolds will leave today for a short trip to Tennessee. The association of graduate nurses met yesterday at the Hillman hospital at { o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the Young wo- mers Christian association board will be held Tuesday at o'clock. Miss Lillian Douglass of Mobile. passed through Birmingham Friday on her way to Black Mountain, N. C., on a visit to her cousin, Miss George Weatherly. Miss Douglas will be pleasantly remembered here as the guest of Miss weatherly.
 
 Mrs. Charles l. Smith and little son and Miss Ella Smith are visiting Mrs Smiths relatives in Atlanta. Mir and Mrs. Louis Saks and child ren have returned from New York. Miss Fannie Dunn returned yesterday from Tuscaloosa where she has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. William Partlow.
 
 Mrs A. G. Smith, Miss Kate Smith and Miss Kate Hopkins have returned from Ashevlle children, Miss Clara and Miss Bettie and Master Lewis, will return today from Canada.
 MT Humes Rogers Is visiting his uncle, the Rev. Robert Rogers, in New York, and next week he will be entertained at Newport by relatives.
 Miss Reba Powers of Florence is visit ing her sister, Mrs John c. Pugh, 1921 South Eighteenth street
 Mrs. Martha C. Weaver of Eutaw, Ala, who Is III at Davis nfirmary. is not any better.
 Mir Hale V. Tarrant and daughter have returned home after an absence of sew eral weeks in Tennessee.
 Miss Alma Goodhue of Gadsden will arrive Thursday to be the guest of Miss Amy Ward on South Highlands.
 
 Miss Lucille Wilperson, who has been the guest of Mrs, A. c, Craven, has re- turned to her home in Prattville.
 
 MT. and Mrs William Berney will leave tomorrow for their home in Montgomery. Miss Lizzie Holt, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. B. Perry, will leave tomorrow for her home in Mont gomery. Mrs John Durr, Jr,, of Montgomery, who has been spending the past few days in Birmingham has returned home. Mrs. c. l.. Lanier and Mrs William Durr left yesterday for Montgomery. They were among the out of town guests at the Evans-Berney wedding. Miss Madeline Royster has returned from a visit to Miss Ruth Morris in Att lanta.
 Miss Mable Wheeler. who is visiting Miss Ruth Morris in Atlanta. will return Tuesday. Miss lone Watson has returned to her i home in Mobile, after a visit to friends | in the city. l Miss Eloise and Misss Eugenia Pruds | came from Tuscaloosa yesterday to re- enter the boarding department of the | Birmingham seminary
 
 Miss Eulalia wylie of Cincinnati vii have charge of the department of voice culture at the Birmingham seminary. Miss Wylie has a contralto voice and has had much experience in teaching She ha. sung in the largest choirs of Cincinnati. Mrs. Harry Jones has returned from g trip east.
 Miss Mary Lucy McCants of Mississippi will arrive in a few days to be the guest of friends in the city. | Miss Maud and Miss Louise Howell have returned from Talladega. Miss Ruby Black of Waco. Tex, has re- turned to the Birmingham seminary to pursue her studies in music. Miss Eloise Hemphill has returned to the Birmingham seminary. and will re- sume her studies as teacher of primary and preparatory classes.
 Miss Ora Lutz has returned to the Bir- mingham seminary from Dallas, Tex.
 
 Miss Brett Reid will leave Tuesday for Montevallo. where she will attend school.