The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
MOBILE.

Mobile, septemebr 9.-(Special.) )-Gen. J. w. whiting has gone to French Lick for a week or ten days.
 Mr E. J. Buck has returned from French Lick.
 MT. Robert L. Bacon has gone to visit his former home in Chicago.
 Mrs. William Barnewall who has been spending the summer at Capon Springs, has gone to New York and Atlantic City.
 Mrs H. Penrose vass and little daugh- ter, Lonnie Lyons. left Monday for visit to Crab Orchard, Ky. and from there to Louisville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Perry Ketchum have gone for trip to the western cities.
 Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mccartney have gone on a visit to Mt. Clemmens, Mich.
 Miss Hamburger, Miss Dona Ham, burger and Miss Carrie Powers have gone to Lookout mountain and Hendersonyille, N c.
 Mrs. B. F. Adams and son Frank. have gone to Bristol, Tenn. and to Louisville. Ky.
 Gen. William E. Mickle and daughter, Miss Caro-. have returned from the noun tains of North Carolina.
 Mrs. Charles Wheeler has returned from Charlottesville, Va.
 Mir and Mrs. c. M. Shepard and fam fly who have been spending the sum- mer at West Pascagoula have gone to Atlanta for week or ten days.
 Mrs. Tilden and daughter, Miss Belle Tilden. have returned to the city.
 MT L. D. West returned Tuesday from trip to St. Louis. Kansas City and Arizona.
 Miss Pauline O'Rourke has returned from a visit to Point Clear.
 Miss Eunice Semmes, who has been visiting Miss Mary Pilans at Montrose, left Wednesday for her home in Mont gomery.
 Misses Edwina Kirkpatrick of Green vile, Ala. and Mildred Smith of Anniston are the guests of Mrs. W. w. Groom for few days.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Bromberg and family have returned from Bayou la Batre where they have been spending tho summer.
 Judge and Mrs. Harry Toulmin left Tuesday for a six weeks trip to the west, including the Lewis Clark exposition.
 MT, and Mrs. William H. Monk and lit- tie Katherine are having a delightful visit to Port Sandfeila, Canada.
 Miss Beulah Johnson has returned to Mobile after a pleasant visit to Quitman, Miss.
 Miss Marie Webb is visiting her friend, Miss Helen Taylor at Point Clear.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M Cohn of Bluefields, Nicaragua have returned from Chicago and sailed for Bluehelds on Wednesday.
 Mrs V. B. Buckley and son have gone for a trip to Arizona.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry c. Donald left Wednesday, for Hendersonville, N. O., where they will join their children, who have been away for more than a month. Mir. Gordon Donald of Annapolis, will also be there with them
 Mrs. Sarah Burgett and MT. F. J. Ham, ilton have gone to Asheville, where they l4sftn 4alw AH.A 4AAv. -t.lI dren and later will go to New York.
 Dr. Heustis Fonde and MT. B. s. Rubira, Jr, and MT. Joseph McPhillips are of on cruise on the launch Scimetar.
 Mir Walton Link and MT. Ingersol Moffatt have returned from a trip to Detroit
 Mrs. T. o. Goodbrad and daughter have
 Mir. O. A. Tuerst has returned from a visit to Point Clear.
 Mrs. R. V. Taylor was in the city Tuesday.
 Mrs. W. W. Groom is spending few days across the bay at Daphne.
 Dr. Adrian Taylor left Tuesday for Bocas
 Mrs. Lorey challsley has returned from a visit to Battle Wharf.
 Miss Etta Gaillard and Miss Melissa Parkam are visiting at Montrose and Batler Wharf on the eastern shore. | The little children of Mobile are the only people who are doing society" at present. Little Margaret Fearn is cele- brating her birth day today, Wednesday, at her home on Catherine street. Mrs. R. o. Harris and children entertained the children at Spring Hill with peanut party. MT. and Mrs. Wangledorf enter tained about thirty little children with a wagonette party down the shell road. | MT. and Mrs. A. E. Pinens, MT. and | Mrs A Snira and Miss Matilda Spira have returned from Asheville.
 MT. Adolph Bloch. Miss Bertha Bloch and Mrs. waldaner left Wednesday for Waukesha
 Mir. Frank Winter Is convalescing from a severe illness and is now at Golden.