The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-17
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

They were presented with many hand some wedding gifts.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS. Miss Verna Deacy has return to St. Ce- ella academy in Nashville. l
 The many friends of Mrs. J. Norman Brooks will be delighted to know of the marked improvement in her health.
  | Miss Belle Conner has returned from a visit to friends In Rome. Ga.
 Miss Mary Skaggs a granddaughter of Mir and Mrs. W. E. Yancey, is\ at Mopte- vallo, Ala, where she will attend the Girls Industrial school.
 pr. N. Watts has returned from Mont gomery. | Miss Reba Power, who has been the buest of her sister, Mrs. John c. Pugh, | has returned to her home in Florence
  Miss Edith Armes will leave shortly for Washington where she will enter school Miss Dorothy Armes has returned from Talladega where she has been the guest Of Miss Mamie Carter. .r MT. Wallace Parham of Mobile Is the guest of his cousin. Mrs. William Gar rett, on Eleventh avenue.
 
 Miss Maude Allen has returned to Mon tevalie' after spending several weeks in Birmingham.
 Dr. Frank Mcclure will leave this week to resume his studies at the University OL PennsylVania,
 MT. J. N. Hulse and his mother will leave on October l for Meridian, Miss, where they will reside. Miss Virginia Booth of Florence ar rived yesterday and will teach in the public schools of Ensley. Miss Julia Armstrong will return on Thursday to her home in Jacksonville, Fla.
 Miss Fannie Lee Clabaugh left a few days ago for Gadsden.
 The friends of Dr. and Mrs Chisholm will be glad to know their son, Lewis who is i'll in Hillman hospital is im- proving.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Loveman have re- turned and will be at home at 924 South Nineteenth street. They will build on Highland avenue.
 Mrs. w. H. Gillespie is in Huntsville. | Two of the most attractive of the late summer visitors are Miss Lille and Miss Louie Radcliffe of Mobile, who are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. William Brom- berg Several delightful informal affairs have been given in their honor. Mir and Mrs Don Bacon have returned from an extended trip north. MT. E. B. Brown and the Misses Brown have recently moved to the Lewis home on Highland avenue, at Edgewood Sta ton.
 Miss Grace and Miss Susie Hardie have returned from Blount Springs.
 
 Miss Hassie Anderson is in the city visiting friends.
 Miss Lucy Dwyer is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Stratton, on South Twelfth street.
 MT. Peyton Pinckard left yesterday for the University of Virginia.
 MT. J. Gregory Johnston, who has been quite Ill for four weeks, Is slowly re- covering.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Lowry have returned home after several weeks spent in New York, Baltimore and Pen-Mor, Md.
 
 Miss Queen Butler will sing a solo tomor- row morning during the services at the Southside Baptist church. Miss Butler Is a great favorite in Nashville musical circles She is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilson Seawright, and will remain in Bir- mingham during the winter for the pur- pose of taking voice with Prof. Adolph Damn Petersen.
 MT. and Mrs T. T. Ashford and Miss Etoile Ashford entertained with danc- ing party at their summer home, The Plantation" near Huntsville, Wednesday evening.
 Miss Fay Harris has returned from In- gram Wells, where she has been for some time. Miss Minnie Walden Is in Centre visit ing relatives.
 Louisville and will take charge of the Birmingham Free Kindergarten. Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux has returned from Shelby Springs.
 Miss Mary c. whetstons is spending some time In Anniston.
 MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum are now in Paris and will sail Saturday for Amer lea. Mss Alice Rumph has returned from a visit to New England.
  Mrs, A. L. Fulenwider and children have returned from visit 10 eastern re- sorts.
 Mrs. T. c. Bailey of Demopolis, is in the city. Miss Sadie Garber has returned from Demopolis.