The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-22
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

country club.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Judge and Mrs. Dan A. Greene and MISS
Mary George Greene will leave next Iues-
dav for New York, where they VIII ViSi'
DR.. and Mrs. Horrow at West Fo'h''
n. Y.
Mrs Harry Jones and Mrs. braoies
Saunders are visiting among the resot's
of New York.
Mrs frederick Ferguson and Miss FRED
erloka Ferguson will leave for Ienhessee'
where they will visit DR.. and MRS burr
Targ,,son and Rev and Mrs Arthur
Gray
Mrs r Fl. Pearson and Miss Annie
Pearson will leave next THURSDAY lor
Lake chautauqua where they will be JOIN
cd bv Mr., Pearson. The party will then
,.s,t Lake George and other Eastern re-
sorts.
Mrs Il. X. Campbell will leave today
,n. tha nountains of North Carolina.
clark will leave Monday for visit OF
two weeks at Blount Springs
o'DELL-RoBERTs.
On last Sunday at $50 o'clock p. M. at
tha Woodlawn Methodist parsonage Mr.
John o.Dell and Miss Ella Roberts were
quietly married.
Owing to Illness in the home OF the
bride, previous plans for the wedding
were deferred. and about o'clock sun
day afternoon the prospective bride and
groom, in company with three otner
couples, started in carriages for pieasi
ant drive to East Lake, and on the re-
turn drive stopped at the parsonage IN
Woodlawn and were married After the
bridalparty was driven to the home OF the
father of the groom where an elegantly
prepared supper awaited them.
The presents received by the young
couple were numerous and elegant and
testified fully to the esteem they were
held in by their many friends. Among
the most noticeable were magnificent
tea service from the oster-Northing1on
Co.: a lovely chest of silver containing
all styles of spoons knives and forks
gift of 1--WE statesmen associated with Mr..
O'Dell in business.
Mrs Jack b. Hayes is rapidly improving
after a very serious illness.
Miss Lucille Thorington will leave today
for Montgomery to visit relatives.
Miss Harriet Mcknight will leave soon
to visit Miss Ethel Jones' in Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coffin will leave
soon for New York, where they will visit
relatives.
Mrs. James T. Doster and children Will
leave soon for Chick Springs, S. q, and
later they will visit Mr.. Doster's parents
in North Carolina.
Mrs. Drayton Bernhart has returned
from Marion.
Miss o'Neal Mullin has returned from
Marion.
Miss ella Pack is visiting relatives in
Radford.
Mrs. Raulston sister of Mrs Henry
Hiden. who has been travelling abroad for
the past year, is now visiting relatives
In Richmond.
Miss Mary Forbes will entertain the
members of the rector's aid of ST. An
drew's chapel Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
Mrs. E. K Campbell and Miss Gene
Campbell will leave today for North
Carolina.
Mrs. C. J. Sharp and children will leave
soon for the lake country of North Car
DINA.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry b. Gray will leave
today for Blount Springs where they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Randolph at their cottage.
Mrs. Adams and Miss Anna Adams are
the guests of Mrs. James Evans on south
Seventeenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pound and Miss
Lizzie Lee Pound have returned from At
lanta. Miss Grace Pound retur ied with
them and will be member of delightful
house party to be given early in Au-
gust at Mr.. Pounds plantation.
Mrs Julia Stollenwerck has returned
| from Cook Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robbins are In
Washington visiting relatives. Later they
will cruise in their yacht off the coast
OF Maine.
The many friends of Miss Mamie Haw-
kins will regret to know of her con-
tinued serious illness at her home on
Huntsville avenue.
| Miss Frances Brown is spending sew
| eral days at Blount.
| Dr. and Mrs. Percy Nixon are visiting
| in Opelika
|