The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
MOBILE.

mOblEEs
 Mobile, August 26.-(special )-Mrs. Boy kin Boone and children will remain at Gaibraith Springs. Tenn. for several weeks.
 Miss Nettie Chandler has gone for a four-weeks' for her summer vacation. Hrs. John L. Rapier, Miss Regina Ra- pier. Miss DeMony and Miss Regina De- Mony are spending some time in Tender sonville, N. c.
 Mrs. W. A. Blyand Miss Nora Lee By have gone to Hendersonville, N. c.
 MT. and Mrs Julius Goldstein and chil- dren have gone to New York and Atlantic City.
 Master George Gage left Tuesday on the Mallory steamship for Boston to visit his relatives.
 MT and Mrs Holcombe Quill are vis- ating their sister, Mrs. Louis Parker, in New York.
 Mrs. J. Tunstall Inge has gone to Chi cago and other points.
 Mrs. Henry TOnsmeise and children have returned from Point Clear.
 Mrs. John Quill and little granddaugh- ter Antoinette, are enjoying visit to Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. z. M. P. Inge and children have gone to Tate Springs.
 Mrs. Alfred Rose left Tuesday on the Mallory steamship for a trip to New York.
 Professor and Dr. Woodcock left last week for Greeley, Colo, where they Will reside in the future.
 Mr. Walter Link and MT. Ingersol Moi fatt have gone to Detroit to spend their vacation. , MT. and Mrs. Inge selden and little daughters are visiting their parents, pr. and Mrs Hooker Cobbs, at Greensboro. Mrs. F. R. Wing and daughter have re- turned to Mobile after visit to Jack son, Tenn.
 Mrs. Carson Fowler and little daughter will visit Mrs. Fred o. Howe at Fehsa- cola.
 Mir. R. M Cary. a former Mobilian, but now of Pensacola and his wife, are re- ceiying congratulations on the arrival or their little son.
 Miss Marie Davis has returned from her visit to Mrs. Norman Farrer at Daphne. Miss Anna Stoball of Shubuta, Miss, member of the New England Conservatory of Music, Is on a visit to Mrs. James Hagan.
 Mrs. Browning and Mrs. Quarles are In Waynesville. N c. The Rev. Matthew Brewster was called to saluda, N. C., by the illness of his wife
 
 Mrs Thomas McMillan and two sons have gone for trip to California.
 Miss Rosamond Robbins Is the guest of Miss Mary Bibb at Selma.
 Mrs. s. c. Black and daughters will spend the remainder of the summer at Bladon Springs.
 Misses Lillie and Elise Partridge have gone on a visit to Three Springs, Tenn. MT. Curran Spotswood and MT. Shields have gone for a visit to Purvis, Miss. MT. and Mrs. Walter Williamson and daughters Misses Kathleen and Theo, re- turned to the city after ten-days visit to Point Clear
 Mir. Lloyd Batre has returned from Asheville. where he was called to see his mother who was injured by fall. Mrs. w. l.. Powers left Monday for a visit to St. Louis and Denver.
 Mrs R. V. Taylor. Mrs. Jack F. Ross, with their brother, Maj. William H. Buck, are expected home from Vancouver Bar racks near Portland, the last of this week. MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Horton and Miss Kate Landrum left Tuesday for Pen sacola to attend the marriage of their brother, Judge Landrum, to Miss Ruby Wheat
 Miss Margaret Austill has returned from Chicago after an absence of several months.
 Miss Maud Middleton left Thursday for Salnda, N. C., where she will be joined by her sister, Katherine, and they will go from there to Toronto to remain until cool weather.
 Mrs. Harry T. Inge leaves Sunday for Cincinnati and Chicago. She will be ae- companied by her two sons.
 Miss Emmie Semmes of Montgomery ar rived in Mobile Tuesday and has gone over to Montrose to visit Miss Mary Pillans.
 Mrs Price Williams, Jr.. and baby have gone to Chicago on visit to her 'pa- rents
 MT. Clifton Berney, now of Selma. is on a visit to his parents.
 Mrs. James Julian Bartee and child left Tuesday for visit to Nashville. ff On Wednesday evening at the St. Fran cis Street Methodist church. Miss Jenet Smith was married to MT. Marion Myers.
 Dr and Mrs. o. F. Cawthon and MT. and Mrs. D. J. Buck have gone to French Lick Springs
 Misses Salle and Eloise Withers are at the Park hotel in Waukesha.
 Mir and Mrs Jesse Burke have returned and are now at the hotel at Spring liill
 Mrs. R. M. Schwarz is visiting relatives in Demopolis.
 Miss Cornne Harris left Wednesday for Hendersonvlle, N. c.