The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-03

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 are visiting friends at Jasper, Ala.
 Mrs J. H. Phillips has gone to Colum- bus, Miss, where with Dr. Phillips, she is engaged in work for the summer schools
 Miss Noone Neil left Monday for sa~ luda, N. c.
 Mrs J. c. Clark has returned from Memphis
 Miss Edith Bowron and Miss Mary George Crufcshank will leave this week for Tuscaloosa where they will be en- tertained by Mrs. Walter Gulley.
 The pupils of Mrs. J. s. Bridges gave their closing recital recently. Mrs. Bridges will spend her vacation in Bos- ton studying with Mrs Evelyn Fletcher Copp, the originator of the Fletcher sys- tenn and will be assisted in her work in the fall by another piano teacher. Those on the programme of her recital were: Miss Stella May Orr, Miss Lillian Cross, Miss Bert Badgley, Miss Myrta Harris, Miss Carolyn Rosensthil, Miss Tryphena Chase, Miss Bernce King, Miss Francis Steckly, Miss Nellie Jackson, Miss May Chase, Miss Gertrude Rosensthil and Miss Mamie Killan. Haydn's Toy Sym phony was given by Miss Tryphena Chase. Miss Hyrta Harris, Miss Carolyn Rosen- sthil, Miss Lillian Powell, MT Fred Rule and MT. John M. Bridges.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Mitchell and little son will leave tonight for a two weeks trip west, going as far as Denver, Col.
 MT. and Mrs J. s. Dunlap have gone to Gainesville, Ga, for the summer. MT. and Mrs. William Montgomery have pur- chased their home on Tenth avenue, south, and will move in this week.
 Miss Abbie Throop has returned to Nashville, accompanied by Miss Jessie | Jackson of Arcadia, La, both of whom have been visiting Miss Clyde Smith.
 MT. and Mrs Arthur Lovelace have re- turned from visit to MT. Lovelace's s mother in Marion.
 Mrs. Dan Garner and Miss Mamie Gar ner of Gadsden are visiting MT. and Mrs. w T. Garner on Third avenue.
 Mrs w. K. McAdory and children re- turned last week from Pass Christian.
 Miss Una Webb left last week for Ashe- vile, Waynesville and other points in North Carolina.
 Miss Fannie Mcknight is visiting her sister in Wetumpka.
 Miss Emma Ewing has gone to Atlanta on visit of two weeks with friends.
 Miss Bessie Irvine has returned to Athens, Ala, after an extended visit to Mrs. D. M. Drennen.
 Miss Leone Cosby is visiting in Mobile.
 Miss Rosa Starr will leave for Nash ville on July 5 to be gone a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs J. A MacKnight of Ca lera announce the engagement of their daughter. Katherine, to MT. John Burke of Jacksonville, Ala. The wedding will take place at the MacKnight home the latter part of this month. Miss Mac Knight is the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. MacKnght who were resi- dents of Birmingham up to short time since. Mir MacKnight was Alabama com missioner at the Worlds fair and the ori- | ginator of the statue of Vulcan. His daughter has spent the past six months in Jacksonville pursuing her music studies Mir Burke is the son of Gen. J. W. Burke who distinguished himself during the civil na1a .,f ,,f Mobile for two terms. MT. Burke is young man of high standing in his com munity. Is member of the City Council and leader in business affairs of the town.
 Mrs. Albert Gelders and little son. Jesse of Memphis are visiting Mir. and Mrs. H. | Lowenthal.
 Mrs. Lige Loy and her two sons. Mason and Frank, left Sunday for Tate Springs for several weeks absence.
 Miss Tettie Henley, Miss Sara Glider and Miss Icie Roddy left yesterday after noon for Washington, Chautauqua. Nigga ra and other points east They will be gone for five or six weeks.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold it's regular meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the First Meth odist church.
 Miss Beatrice Levy of Montgomery is the guest of Miss Retta Wertheimer at her residence on Highland avenue.
 Miss Kathleen Nixon left last night for a two weeks stay at Waynesville. N. C., where she will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Nabb at their summer home.
 Miss lone Irving has just returned from visit to her friend, Miss Maud Wilson, in Trussville Ala
 Enraged Husband Shoots Enemy.
 Knoxville, July 2.-At 1 o'clock this af- ternoon as a Norfolk and Western east bound passenger train was about to pull out of tine union station at Bristol. Tenn, bearing George Jones and the young wife of John Ore, Ore appeared and fired three bullets into Jones' breast. Jones will die.