The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-24
MOBILE.

Mobile September 23-(Special.) .)-Mrs. R. S. Bacon has returned from a two-weeks' visit to Chicago.
 Mr and Mrs. Horace Clark have re- turned from their trip east. Miss Alma and Miss Velma Liftwich
 have returned from visit to Birming ham, Greensboro and Tuscaloosa. Miss Loretta Chamblin left Tuesday for Nashville to enter Belmont college. | Mrs. Price Williams and daughters have returned from Waukesha 1 Miss Corinna Kirkbride has gone with | her mother to Atlantic City to spend a | week before entering school in Wash | ington.
 | The marriage of Miss Una Dorgan to
 MT. James w. Wade will take place in l Asheville at the home of Mrs Charles | Platte on October 10. Mrs. J. Woolfe and children have re- | turned from Coden. Mrs E. O. Fowlkes and daughter Hehn
 have returned from New York. MT. Leo Brown has gone east to be absent for a month.
 MT Walter Mitchell and family are
 spending a few weeks at the Spring Hill hotel.
 Mrs. Frank T. Parker has returned from Golden, where she has been spending the summer. Mrs. Foster K. Hale and Mrs. C. C.
 Douglas have gone to Montgomery on a visit.
 Mrs. H. T. Forrest, Miss Tisdale ana
 Miss Katherine Forrest have returned
 from Lookout mountain. Misses Lillie and Lonlie Radcliff are having a delightful visit to their aunt.
 Mrs. William Bromberg. n BirminG<
 ham.
 Mrs Frederick w Scheble was mar
 ried to Miss Katherine Ollinger Tuesday
 morning at II o'clock at the home of
 the brides mother the Rev Father Shaw | off aiuf inc DnlxF D fapr fri 6C l ent and the brides attendants were her l six sisters, Mrs. Emile Heapin, Misses l Margaret Aline, Ellie, Sarah and Willie | Ollnger. | Miss Nettie Chandler returned Wednes- | day from delightful trip to the noun | tSi-s of North Carolina.
 Mrs. Leftwieh and daughter. Miss Beu- | lah are visiting in Meridian. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Buck and baby are
 summering in New Mexico. | Mrs. J. B. Christian and daughters will | soon return from Camden. where they
 have been spending the summer. l MT. Herman J. Wefel, Jr.. has returned 1 after an absence of a month from the | city.
 Misses Ella and Carrie Gaines are visit l ing friends in Selma.
 Mrs. Martha Ulmer and daughter, Miss | Caroline Ulmer, have gone to Birming- | ham. where they are the guests of pr.
 and Mrs. c. C. Jones.
 MT. Telfair Hodgson, formerly of Mo- | bile but now in Manila. described in a
 recent letter the grand parade given in 1 honor of the Taft party. "as exceeding
 in interest length and beauty anything
 he had ever seen in Mobile, New Orleans
 or New York" and of meeting Miss
 Alice Roosevelt at the receptions at the
 Palace, the Army and Navy club and
 the mayors residence. the Ayuntamanien- l to.
 Mrs. J. F. Kiburn and children have
 returned from the mountains of North l Carolina. l Mrs. G. F. Crawford and daughter, Miss Kate, have returned and Mir. George Crawford has gone to the University of l Virginia. 4 | Mrs. H. l.. Inge and sons returned from | Chicago on Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Eleanor Weems is visiting in Shel- l byville. III.
 Miss Ellen Gustofson has been to Gin | cnnati.
 MT J. C. Rich has gone to Chicago to | join his family who have been there for | three weeks. l MT. and Mrs Richard Hines have re- 1 turned from Battles Wharf The marriage of Miss Mary Louisa | Chamberlain to Mir. Chesley T. Bartee
 took place Tuesday evening at the home