The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-08
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

the city after summer spent at Point
 Clear
 MT. and Mrs. George Heakes and daugh-
 ter and Miss Jean Miles are at home
 again after delightful summer spent at
 Wythevlle, Atlantic City, Washington,
 New York and Richmond.
 Mrs. William H. Monk, Jr., and little
 daughter, Katherine, returned Tuesday
 from Louisville, where they have been
 visiting Mrs. Monks father
 The Chatauqua circle held business
 meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. H.
 H. Duffee.
 Miss Anna McColgin has returned from
 Point Clear where she spent several
 weeks as the guest of the Misses McPhil-
 lips
 Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Lightcap are home
 again after visit of several weeks to
 Chicago and Milwaukee.
 Mrs. B. B. Boone and family have re-
 turned from Galbraith Springs, Tenn.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall and family
 returned Monday from Waynesville, N. C..
 after an absence of three weeks.
 Mrs. Stanley Finch returned Saturday from her summer trip. Miss Clara Anderson has moved back to the city from Point Clear. pr. and Mrs. George lizard have re-
 turned from Waynesville. N. c. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Jones are in New York.
 Mrs. Henry Chamberlain has returned from her summer trip. Mrs. Robert Pope and children have returned from Tennessee.
 Mrs. William Bidgood arrived home on Tuesday from Roanoke, Va. MT. and Mrs. c. J. Torrey are at home again, having spent the summer at their plantation in Claiborne, Ala. Misses Minnow and Eunice Moore have rturned home after a delightful summer in Washington. Virginia and North Caro- ; lima.
 Gen. and Mrs. William E. Mickle have 1 issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Josephine to MT. Raymond w. I Carrell Wednesday evening, October Ii, at D. mp Government Street Presbyte- rian church. | Mrs. George Jones and sons are spend-
 ing the autumn in Windsor Canada. Mrs. James Gibboney and baby have | returned home after summer spent pleasantly at Ashevlle. MT. and Mrs. Harry Hartwell and fam fly are now occupying their handsome new home on Government street Mrs John Little Smith and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Holzborn and family have closed their Point Clear cottage and re- | turned to the city. | MT. and Mrs. Henry Tacon nurse and baby left Sunday for New York. | MT. and Mrs. James Webb and family | have returned to the city from their | summer home at Daphne. | Mir. and Mrs. William Kirtland have | returned from Montrose where they spent | the summer. | Mrs. Santos Rubera, Jr., and children have returned to the city after sum- 1 mer spent at Point Clear with Mrs. Ru- ! beras mother. | Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Lyon and son left | Saturday for a visit to New York. MT. and Mrs. R. G. Duesberry returned | home Thursday from an extensive trip. | including Richmond, Norfolk Washing | ton. Baltimore and New York. ! Mrs. O. L. Crampton and little daugh- | ter returned Sunday from visit to New York, Niagara, Buffalo and Chicago. MT. and Mrs. George Cooke and little
 daughter left Saturday night for 8 visit 1 to St. Louis.
 The family of Mir. R. A. Mayer have , returned from their summer trip and
 are at home at s04 North Conception | street.
 Mrs. Harris c. Vaughan and daughter | returned to the city Sunday night, hay
 ing spent August and September in Ber- | lin. Ala with Mrs. Vaughan's mother,
 Mrs. L. s. Hunter Mrs. Sarah F. Mcdonald has returned | home after months visit to Mrs. Mary | Book in Richland. Wis. | MT. and Mrs. Jack Ross and family
 have returned to the city from Point | Clear.
 | MT. F. c. Rickarby and family have | returned from Montrose, where they spent l the summer.
 Mir. George Stone and family have closed | their Point Clear cottage and returned to | the city. l Mrs. Thomas J. Young and children | have returned from a trip north. Dr. and Mrs. Angelo Festorazzi and l children returned to the city Wednesday I from Point Clear. Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Rush and family have returned from Point Clear Mrs. Rush and daughters left Wednesday for | Selma, and later will enjoy trip to New l York.
 1 Mrs. J. T. McKeon and Fideis and Ed win McKeon have returned from a visit , to Michigan. Misses Genevieve and Mai sic will not return until the end of the month.
 | Mrs Robert Sands left Tuesday for a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Taylor, and her son. Mir. William A. Sands, in New York City.