The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-02

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  She is an exceptionally bright young oman Miss Hubbard is a decided blonde type. She is quite bright and pretty.
 
 Miss Louise Howell of Birmingham was over to visit friends and attend the Crump-Lane marriage. Miss Howell is a great favorite in Taladega, says the -al- ladega Reporter.
 Mrs. J. B. Tanner and baby of Athens are the guests of relatives. Mrs. John w. Stagg is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Ham of Piedmont Park, Charlotte, N. c. Mrs. Stagg lived in Charlotte for a number of years, and she has many friends there who will be glad to see her again in her old home. The Misses Mable of Atlanta and Miss Oliver of Calera, who are the guests of Miss Lillian Moore, are among the bright est and attractive of the summer visitors. During their visit several affairs have been planned in their honor Miss Dear 1 born's dancing party will be one of the smartest of the smartest affairs of the younger set which will be given for them.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Montgomery Lokey i have returned from their wedding trip and are at home to their friends in Att 1 lanta. Mrs. Lokey as Miss Rebekah l Hamilton has many friends in Birming- ham,
 | Miss Mary George CrukshanlI has re- 1 turned from Tuscaloosa, where she has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Gulley. wh7 was Miss Kate Smith of Birming- ham. N l
 Mrs. Holman and her little son. Echols, left yesterday for their home in Selma. Mrs. Charles Rowland is in Anniston. | | Bishop Beckwith of Alabama and MT. l Edmund Beckwith, his son, left last week for Sewanee, where the latter has entered the grammar school of the University of the South
 The Rev. J. H. Mccoy has returned l from Dadeville. Miss Mary Emerson of Scottsboro is the guest of relatives in the city.
 
 The Rev. Charley Starkey has returned to Scottsboro.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert McDavid are spending a few days at Blount Springs. MT. J. T. Graham is spending Sunday with his family at Blount Springs
 
 The young women of the Y w. C. A. will have a picnic tomorrow at Hawkins l Springs if Miss Wheeler returns from Montevallo, where her mother is i'll. 1 MT and Mrs J. L. Wech and Miss F.I. ..rt1 A. -H an extended trip through the Rocky mountains and California. 1 Mrs. Caldwell Bradshaw will leave to- 1 day with Miss Hawkins and Miss Phelan for Virginia Beach. Mrs. T. w. Walter, who was to have gone is detained in the city on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs Frazier.
 Mrs. T. M. Feeley and daughter have returned from Manhattan Beach. 1 s~ l MT. and Mrs John Fugh left Wash ington yesterday for New York and will return to Birmingham about the middle l of this month.
 Miss Christine Nicholson of Selma, who has been the guest of relatives in the city. has returned to her home.
 Miss Ethel Johnston of Montgomery. l who is the guest of Miss Hassie Me- Knight, is an unusually attractive young lady and during her stay in this city she has been very popular and made many friends.
 MT and Mrs. Angus Taylor are in North Carolina and will leave this week for points in the east. Miss Harwele and Miss Tarham of At lanta who are the guests of Dr. and ] Mrs. J. T. Harwell. are among the most attractive summer visitors. Miss Virginia Rowe will leave soon for Dadevlle to visit her parents.
 Maj John c. Harris. past grand mas ter of Masons, passed through the city 1 esyterday to Adger, where he will deliver Masonic address today. Major Harris makes his home in Montgomery. l Miss Emma Malonev and Miss Bertha ! Wells leave today for Chicago where friends.
 MT. Frank NJ. Putnam. who has been i'll at Johns Hopkins with appendicitis. is now visiting his sister at Rising Pawn, Ga.
 Mrs. Sallie Ryan and Miss <.nnie l Weathers leave todayy for Washington, | New York and other points north to spend the remainder of summer.
 The board of managers of the Woman's s exchange will meet Tuesday morning at 11:30 o'clock.
 Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Mary l Ware and Mrs B. l.. Wyman left yester- day for Blount Springs, where they will | remain until Wednesday. l Mrs. Allen w. Haskell and children left yesterday morning for Tate Springs. 1 Mrs Mettie Helsted returned from Ber- 1 dido Bay yesterday. where she has been