The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03
NOTES AND PERSONALS.


Miss Bessie May Thompson who has
been at the Randolph Macon college, ar
rived in the city last evening with Miss
McBauren of Jackson. Miss, the daugh-
ter of Senator McI1auren.
The last meeting of the Young Matrons'
club was held at 1890 Wednesday MORN
ing at the residence Of Mrs. ]. {. Henley
on South Nineteenth street.
Mrs. e. II. Andrews. Miss Grace An
drews and Miss Mabel Wheeloclk are at
Ingram Wells for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Roden will leave
next week to attend the commencement
exercises of Vassar college, where their
daughter, Miss Maybelle Roden, Will re-
ceive the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Miss
Roden is the youngest of the four sisters
and will be one of next years debutantes.
She IS one of a group of three southern
girls to graduate from Vassar this year,
the others being Miss Frances Stewart
and Miss Rose Converse of Atlanta.
Miss Edith McCrery Joined Miss Aliens
European party and left last week with
Mr.. Charles McCrery for New York. On
her return from abroad in September she
will enter the Woman's college in Balti-
more.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Whitaker and
their son, who Is a young lawyer. Will
move to Birmingham from Davenport. Ia,
In the early fall. They are erecting a
handsome brick veneer home on Ridge
Park avenue, which will be completed
within few months
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returned, after a visit of several months
In England, Germany. France and Aus
tria Miss Emma Leedy. who sailed with
them, will not return until October, but
will spend the summer travelling with
Mrs. Johnston and Miss Elose and Miss
Ada Johnston, formerly of this city.
Mrs f. H Lathrop and children will
leave next week for Canada, where they
will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. .Cassius NJ Stanley has gone to
Huntsville for visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Nelson and children have
returned from Hot Springs, Ark. and will
be with Mrs. Andrews. on Eleventh ave-
nue., SOUTH until tomorrow, when they,
with Mr.. Nelson, will leave for French
Lick Springs for ten days. They will
spend the summer on the Maine coast
and later visit North Carolina. They will
be in their new home at Glen Iris park
on their return.
Mrs. ]. W Kidd and Mrs. T. ]. Kidd
have returned from commencement at the
University of Alabama.
James Mallory Kidd a graduate this
year of the University of Alabama, Is
spending few days In the city with rela-
tives, EN- route to his home In Harpers-
vile, Ala.
Mrs. J. A. VanHoose and Mrs. McLes-
ter, who have been guests of Mrs Ella
I)eland at Tuscaloosa. have returned
DR.. Ben T. Terry sailed from New York
last Thursday for Naples. He will remain
abroad until January 1, when his term
of absence will expire. He was recently
granted a membership to the Rockefeller
Institute. He will continue his work and
studies in Hamburg, Germany.
MIR Adolf Damn Petersen will leave for
his old home in Norway In August, where
he will remain until November when he
will return to Birmingham.
Shelby are visiting Mrs. Harry Dean.
Miss Pauline Browning Is visiting in
Louisville the guest of Mrs. T. p. Taylor
Miss Helen Davis OF Pittsburg, who is
spending the weekend at the Hilman
with the Knox party of Admission. will
sing the offertory at the First Presby-
,.ia aht Ia tn inc
Miss Estelle Shook of Nashville will ar
rive Tuesday morning to be the guest OF
Miss Bessie Jemison
Mr.. Richard Barry of New York and
Mr.. William Cockins Of Kansas City will
arrive Tuesday morning TO be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jemison.
Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce Of Tuscaloosa
is in the city to attend the Jolly-McRae
wedding.
Mrs. Z. A. Doyle OF Mobile is visiting
Mrs. George Il. Rosson at 1903 North
Twenty-fourth street
Mr.. Chester @. Bandman returned Fri
day night from the University of Penn.
sylvania to spend the summer with his
parents on Seventeenth street
Miss A1thea Wallace, one Of the most
charming and attractive young girls OF
tho Sanior High School class Of this year