The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-10

MISS Hattie May Sadler left Friday to
visit relatives in Hale county, and before
returning will go to Livingston for a
short visit.
Mrs. James e. Alexander has returned
from visit to relatives in South Ala
bama.
GADSDEN.
Gadsden. July Especial. 1.-The younger
society set were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday evening by Miss Hattie Riddle
at her home on Forest avenue in honor
of Miss Margaret Hood and her guest,
Miss Erma Voc of Oxford. The even
ing was spent in games and music. Those
present were: Misses Margaret Hood,
Erma Voc, Mary Elgin Ventress, Eva and
Nell Blair, Rosalee Conner, Jessie Bur-
nett, Maude Bellenger Everlyn Riley,
Bessie and Willie Boykin. Edith Beggs,
Ruth Rogers, Irene Whorton, Gkpsie
Lewis, Jennie Moore. Susie Christopher
Mary Spence, Maybelle Myers, Julia Rid
die, Dorothy Line. Eva Cooper. Carolyn
Gum and Ruby Eloise Riddle. Messrs.
Hamilton Rails, Harry Disque. Harvey
Elliott, liner Hood, Robert Baker John
T. Cathey, Rush Ramsey, Orion Evans.
Charles Standlfer. Charles Stewart, Joe
Tolson, Bingham Tolhelm, Howard
Copper Sterling Edwards, Clark Adams,
Milton Rails, Earl Sandlin. Kirby Smith,
Robert Heath. Thomas Ewing, Alvin
Johnson and Donveie Caldwell. Mrs. o.
r. Hood and Miss Rhea.
Miss Carolyn Sadler of Cincinnati is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Gum on Chestnut street.
Mrs. w. l.. Dean left Wednesday for
Birmingham where she will spend a
month with her sister. Mrs. w. w. Ross
Messrs. c. V. Murphree, Raymond and
Howard Duncan left this week for New
York. where they will spend six weeks.
They will visit all of the principal cities
before returning home.
The young ladies gave programme hop
at the home of Captain and Mrs. J. NJ Ell
liot Thursday night, which was most
enjoyable affair and the young ladies'
proved to be very gallant to the young
men, Those present were: Messrs. Kyle
Elliot, John Paden Morris Bush. Morris
Shannon. Joseph Bellenger, Harry Bel
lenger. VIII Wilson. Ted Cooper Joe
Rogers, Newman and Alaston Green, Mr.
Mccullough of Spartanburg. S. c.. Wyeth
Pope. Harry Montgomery, b. M Stewart,
Fernwood Mitchell and Jim Arnold Misses
Alice and Gertrude Burnett of Spartan
burg s. c., Elizabeth Green. Stella
Reich, Mary Martin, Ethel Line and Nena
Foster.
A. D. Simpson left Tuesday for Glas-
COW, Scotland his old home. where he
will spend several weeks. Mr.. Simpson
will visit the principal cities of England
and study architecture.
Mrs H. Goldberg and baby of Besse-
mer are the guests of Mrs. d. Wohl.
Robert Dunlap left Saturday for Dem
YER Colo, where he will make his future
home
Miss Eunice weatherly of Admission is
the guest OF Miss Verona Caldwell on
Chestnut street
Mrs w D. Pinckard and baby have re-
turned from a visit to her parents at
Antlers, Indian Territory.
ADMISSION.
Admission, July 9.-(Special.)-Mrs L. T.
Browning left Wednesday for visit to
friends In Gadsden.
Miss Elizabeth Herrod is the guest of
Miss Iva Cook on Leighton avenue.
Mrs W. A. Scarborough returned to
her home near Gadsden wednesday, after
visit to relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon returned from
Sylacauga Wednesday. where they. spent
the Fourth with relatives.
Miss Caroline Smith of birmingham left
Wednesday for visit to relatives at
Rome, Ga. Miss Smith was the guest
of Miss Kate Bell while here.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Caudle and little
daughter. Haseltine, have returned from
few DAYS stay at Goodwater Their
mission was sad one-that of attending
the funeral of Mr. Caude's sister.
Mrs. John Pelham left Wednesday for
Kymulga. where she will visit for several
days.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Mallory spent We'd
nesday at Choccolocco.
Miss Nell Thomson is expecting as
her guest Miss Hightower of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Clark left Wednes-
day for Dalton, Ga. Mrs. Clark Will
leave Dalton for ST. Simons island via
Brunswick where she will join her
brother. who owns a summer nome at
the island
Miss Carrie HERON will leave in few
days for Llthia Springs, Ga. to accept a
| position In the Scoville Bros. hotel at
| that place.
| Misses Ruby and Ruth Kelly arrives
| Thursday night from Atlanta to visit
! Mrs J. F. Green on Wilmer avenue.
| The Misses Kelly have visited in Annis-
ton before, and are pleasantly remembered
| by many.
Miss Effie Burlington. charming young
| lady of Rome. Ca, is the guest of Mrs.
| w r. Grace.
| Miss Vancott who has been the guest
| of Miss Viola Farley, has returned 10
| Atlanta.
Miss Bessie Lacy is the guest OF MISS
McCallster at Piedmont.
MISS tIl9Cc IfeQDtltttf MIS- ~ - -
Mahon and children left Wednesday for
Piedmont Springs.
Miss Carrie Draper and her guest. MISS
Anderson. left Wednesday for Mont
Eagle, Tenn. where they will spend
short vacation.
Miss Mary Williams is the guest or her
| sister. Mrs. G. f. Cater.
Mr. Tom Mcclure is the guest OF Mr..
Walker REYNOLDS on Tyler Hill.
Misses Viola Welchel and Rosa Miller
| spent Tuesday in Birmingham.
| Miss Lilly Britain of Birmingham is
| visiting friends and relatives here
| Miss Pearl Wakefield has returned from
| Jacksonville, where she has been visiting
| friends and relatives.
| Mr. John w. Coleman and sons left
| Wednesday for Talladega, where they
| will spend a short vacation at the
| springs.
Miss nellie johnson left Thursday on a
visit of several weeks to friends AZ
| Opelika.
HUNTSVILLE.