The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03

EaSt Lake.
 Mrs. Elliott Carper and little son will leave today for Michigan
 Mrs. A. M. Barnett and Miss Emmie Barnett have gone to Hendersonville, N. c.
 Mrs. Charles Colhoun and little daugh- ter have gone to Hendersonville, N. c.
 Mrs. J. W Lind and little son Jere will leave today for an extended visit to friends and relatives in Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory They will also visit the Portland exposition and the Old Set tiers picnic at sherman, Tex.
 Mrs B. G. Copeland. accompanied by her brother, Dr. Hammond Turner, and her two little daughters returned home yesterday after visit of several weeks to Mrs. Dyas in Huntsville. Ala.
 Mrs. A. F. Duncan and Miss Katie Ar hold will sail for Bremen on the steamship Maine today from New York
  New York, will return home next week.
 
 Miss Kate Lol1ey of Talladega. who has been the guest of Miss Mary Kate Holt, returned home yesterday. Miss Charlotte Hale of Auburn is visit ing in the city.
 MT. Bruce Armstrong of Meridian is in the city on his way to Gadsden, where he will reside in future. Little Ropert, the son of Mir and Mrs. James Bowron, who has been i'll with | fever at Davis infirmary. has been re- moved to the Bowron residence on South Twentieth street and is rapidly improv- | ing.
 Mrs A. A Polhamus of Los Angeles Cal. who was formerly Miss Kathleen Huckabee, is in the city on visit to her aunt Mrs Robert McCauly
 MT E. H. Wrenn, Jr.. is at his home in South Alabama. | Miss Lucille Thorington of Tuscaloosa has returned from Montgomery and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. BoySin Mrs. William Abernathy and children are in Asheville, N. c. | MT and Mrs. John Hine are the guests of Mrs Scott in Atlanta. | Miss Mary George Cruikshank will leave l today for Talladega to visit relatives. | Mrs Mary Graves will leave Saturday | to spend some time at Blount.
 
 Miss Emily Goodrich will leave soon for Blount Springs. MT. and Mrs Thomas Simmons and children have returned from Blount Springs. where they have been the guests of relatives.
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs will leave today with Mr. and Mrs Frank B. Fowlkes for Cana da.
 Miss Elizabeth Jones has returned from | New York 1 pr. Eugene Worthngton has returned l from Baltimore where he has been study | ing at Johns Hopkins for the past few months.
 Miss Alma Feagin has returned from New York.
 Master Cecil Gaston. the little son of l Judge and Mrs. zell Gaston. who is ill | with fever. is rapidly improving. l Capt. J. 0. Smith. who has been suf- | fering from an attack of fever, is much better. Mrs. Hamilton. Mir. and Mrs. Bryan and children and MT. Henry Bell of Louisiana are the guests of Mir. and Mrs E. J. Bryan on South Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Craven and family of Huntsville have recently moved to Sir. minSham. MT. Warner Coleman and Miss Fran ces Sanders are the guests of their brother, MT. Davis Sanders, near Monte- vallo. Miss Ethel HarrlSon, WnO mas been at- tending the summer school in Tuscaloosa, has returned. Mir. and Mrs. William c. Preston and little child are the guest of relatives in | Huntsville. Dr. and Mrs A. NJ. Ballard have re- turned from Monteagle, Tenn. | l Miss Estele Sanguinetti of Montgom- cry is the guest of Miss Maybelle Shackel- ford. Miss sanguinetu has just returned | from Virginia Beach. | Miss Bessie Milner is the guest of Miss Edith Johnston. She will go in a few days to visit her aunt, Mrs. c. P. l Orr, at Mentone. l Miss Lilly Fair Smith, who is the guest | of the Misses Crittenden. will accompany ..----,---..--a-