The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Miss Lorrane and Miss Clara Worthing- ton haverreturned to their home in De- catur.
 Miss India Palmer is the guest of Miss Bernie Cowart in Troy. Mrs Eva Robinson has returned to her home in Scottsboro after having been the guest of her mother. Mrs. John Lunsford, for some time.
 Miss Ruby Bridges is the guest of rel atives in Union Springs.
 MT Watts Brooks Is in Clayton.
 Miss Nettie Dampier is the guest of Miss Beatrice Jordan in Ashland.
 Mrs J. F. Slater and Mrs. S. Blater and son will leave today for a trip to Cleve- land, Chautauqua Lake and will be gone all the rest of the summer.
 The little son of MT and Mrs ". G. Oliver is Ill at their residence at Norwood Place.
 MT. Julian Bingham is at Talladega Springs.
 
 Miss Louie Compton and Miss Hattie Morton are at Waukesha.
 Judge Floyd Robertson of opelika is in the city.
 Mrs. D. o. Barley has returned from St. Louis.
 Mrs. Ella Bingham the mother of Mrs. w. G. Oliver Is III at the Hillman hos- ptal with typhoid fever. Miss Moseley will give dance Thurs day evening at North Birmingham for her pupils and their friends.
 
 George Readin will regret to learn they have gone to Kansas City to reside. =
 Mrs w. T. Buchanan of Newport News, Va, is the guest of Mrs. J., A. Perry. | Mir A. M. swope and family of Au- burn will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of relatives. The Orphans Home association of East Lake have their annual donation day Wednesday.
 
 | Chicago and Ottaway Beach where she has spont the past three months.
 MT. and Mrs Eugene Caldwell of Cor dene. Ga, are spending some time In l Birmingham. MT. Caldwell has mining interests in this district and they will re- side here permanently after October. 1
 Miss Julia Ware and Miss Marion Rob- inson left yesterday for Blount Springs. where they will spent the next ten days.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben of Belle Ellen will come to Birmingham next week They have purchased a new house on Twelfth street to reside.
 Miss Mamie Lunn is in New York and later she will go to Connecticut to remain until early fall.
 Miss Bessie and Miss Donothy Lunn left yesterday for "the Camp Grouds" In Mississippi.
 Mrs. Darrirotor Semple will return to Birmingham T,,e-s,-- for few days be- fore going to Tate Springs.
 Miss Cecile Fitspatric will return today from Montgomery.
 Miss Bettie Rrockrell has returned to her home in Eutaw.
 
 Mrs. Julius Marx and children. Mrs. H. M. Marcus and son, of Montgomery and Miss Gertrude Ehlbert will leave today to l spend some time at Alexandria N. C. | Miss Lucille Davidson and Miss Jessie | Thompson are in Moreland Ga, where | they are members of a large house party being given by Miss Onie Brannon at | the beautiful residence of her father. Mayor Brannon. | Miss Juliette Davidson left yesterday for Atlanta and Rome. Ga.. to visit rel atives.
 | Miss Jennie Hopkins is in Hygiea | Springs. Tenn. visiting her uncle. MT. T. | R. Hopkins Mss Hopkins win visit | Nashville before she returns home l Mir. Harry Lee Koenig gave a dinner party last evening at the Country club, complimentary to Miss Jennie Rogers and Miss orlean Brandon. the guests of Miss Lottie Wren Warner. | Mrs Eugene Enslen will give A coa l clun party tomorrow evening compliment | tary to Miss Brandon and Miss Rogers | Miss Mary Lanier, who has been III at | Davis infirmary is much better and yes l terday she was moved to the residence | of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Sterling | Lanier on South Twentieth street. Miss Edna Hicks and Miss Ruby Casteel l left yesterday for Asheville. N. c. Before returning home they will visit Charles 1 ton, s. c. Mrs. w s. Moughon and children. ac- companied by Mrs Thomas Moughon and son., are spending the summer near Mad dock, Ga with Mir. Jordon Moughon. Misses Annie Lou and Miss Florence Wood are spending several weeks at St. Clair Springs. Mrs. P. A. Rossiter and family have left for Toledo. O.. and the Michigan summer resorts. Miss Lailah ~-a Miss Nora A1verson are the guests of Mrs. Charles E. Tweedy at East Lake. Miss Lila Eggleston- who spent the | past winter in Huntsville is spending some time with her sisters. Mrs W. K. | Brown, on St Charles street