The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-18

Mrs. Jesse Johnston and children of woedlawn are the guests of Mrs. Gregory In Marion.
 Mrs. Virginia chamberlayne left yes terday for Pulaski, Va.
 Miss Mary Ruth MeLester Is the guest of Mrs. r. T. Wilson at Lookout noun tain, having stopped on her way home from sewanee She will return to the city In a few days.
 Mrs. Robert stringfellow and Miss Katherleen stringfellow are at Sewanee,
 
 Miss Helen Benner, who is the guest of relatives in Nashville, is spending a few days in sewanee.
 
 Mrs. c. G. Brown has returned from a visit to Pennsylvania and New York Miss Julia Flnlayson Is spending week with Mrs. English at the residence of Mrs. G. B. Mccormack
 Miss Hartel of Meridian is visiting the Haven.
 Miss Hardee Meade and Miss Martha Dabney have returned from month visit to sewanee, where several delightful affairs were given in their honor
 
 MT. and Mrs. Slas Hine will leave on Monday for visit to Tennessee.
 
  visit of several weeks to KentuckY Miss Bertha Slater of Selma is ths guest of friends in the city.
 Mrs. William Bromberg and children. who for the past few weeks have been the guest of relatives at Bayou La Batre, have returned.
 Mr. Walter Philips left a few days ago for Waynesville, N. C., where he will join Mrs. Philips, who is spending some time with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Nabb, who have cottage there for the summer.
 Miss Anna Morris of Chicago, who has r. and Mrs J. J. Morris, on North Twenty first street, leaves for home this afternoon after six-months' visit
 Mrs. Edward Baggett and children are the guests of relatives in Chicago. Mrs. A. c. Jones of Greensboro is the guest of relatives in the city
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Bryan and the Misses Bryan are spending some time at their country place in Blount county. Mrs. Virginia Turnbull will spend next week at Blount Springs, and will be ac- companied by Miss Finlayson
 Mrs. Martha Wright is the guest of relatives in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Paul Gorham has return from Cook Springs, where she has spent the past few days.
 Miss Jennie Hopkin is the guest of rel atives in North Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Newman who are spending some time at Cullman, will leave soon for St. Louis.
 MT. Mms B. Stone has returned from Chattanooga.
 Miss Mary Selbels Ball and Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, who have been the guests of Miss Florence Dawson, have returned to their home in Montgomery. Miss Lenora oNeil left yesterday for Virginia Beach and Asheville and later will join her sisters Miss Clara and Miss Margaret o'Neill, in New York. Mr. w s. Brown has returned from his western trip Mrs. Brown and Miss Bessie Brown will remain longer
 The members of the Simmons house party of West End are going on a picnic today to North Birmingham.
 The Rev and Mrs. J. W. O'Hare have returned to their home in Montgomery and were accompanied by Mrs Frank Murphree, who will make her home with them.
 Capt. Noble Wiley. who is stationed in Arkansas, and has been for the past few days with relatives in Montgomery, spent few days in the city this week, with MT. and Mrs. Trapp, on South Twelfth street and left yesterday for New York Mrs. Anna M. Adams and Miss Burn Adams and Mr. Samuel Adams will leave be joined later by MT. D. B. Adams. Pat Roberson of Cropwell was in Bir- mingham yesterday.
 Judge A. F. McGhee of Anniston can didate for secretary of state, was in Bir- mingham yesterday.
 Mrs. w. D. Lee, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ". T. Poe, left yes terday for Waukesha. Miss Augusta Cobbs is visiting Miss Imogen Poe at s29 South Seventeenth street.
 Mrs. Joseph Hull of Savannar came down from Tate Springs last week on ac- count of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Mana Lamar Walker, who is at the Da- wis infirmary with typhoid fever While