The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-10
Society at Tate.

The first week of June has been very
pleasant at Tate Spring, and the number
of guests has increased a hundred fold.
The crowd now numbers about hundred
and fifty people. including many prom
inent persons from all parts of the coun-
try. The management have engaged one
OF the best orchestras in the state OF
Tennessee for the season of 1906-Wooten's
orchestra OF Knoxvile-and under the
leadership of Mr.. ]. King Wooten, who
is well-known viollnist of exceptional
ABILITY the orchestra of Ave pieces will
prove an additional attraction to the Wis
itors of the hotel The opening german
will be given at an early date. and 1t is
expected that a number of prominent So
ciety people from different parts of the
south will be present An informal hop
was given Saturday evening In the spa
cious ball room, which was profusely
decorated for the occasion. and about
fory couples spent very pleasant two
hours.
One of the most popular amusements
at the spring this season is horseback
riding, and Mr.. Glenn Tomlinson, who
owns the livery department of the hotel
has provided a score or more of elegant
Kentucky saddlers and drivers that are
gentle and safe for ladies to ride. The
guests take advantage OF this daily. and
riding parties are much in vogue.
glance over the register shows a
congenial party of guests from almost
every state, among them may be mem
toned:
DIR. s. C. Morgan, Atlanta. Ga; w. b.
Crouch and family, st, Louis, Mo-; Mrs
T.. L. Culver, st. Louis. Mo-; Col John
b. MINIS and Mrs. Minis, Knoxville
Tenn; Mrs. and Misses Mouton, Salem,
Mass: Mrs. A. w. Walker, Atlanta, Ga. ;
Miss Semmes and Mrs. Mckinney, Mont
gomery. Ala; John L. Coleman, Atlanta,
Ga. T. S. Fitzsimmons, Charleston, S. c..
d. II. Cheney, Louisville. Ky: Mrs. J. f.
Borches and family Knoxville Tenn;
Mrs. r. Knaffl and Miss Luttrell, Knox
vile. Tenn; Mrs. Carroll Payne. Miss
Laura Payne, Miss Helen Payne, Atlanta
Ga; r. l.. Risk, Memphis Tenn; N Cas-
tanado Atlanta, Ga; r. S. Nash. Robert
w. Kelly. Stewart Boyd. Atlanta, GA. !;
w F. Conner. Birmingham, Ala; J. e.
Brlsco and Mrs. Brisco Knoxville, Tenn. :
]. e. Borches, Knoxville. Tenn; Misses
Moulton. Birmingham, Ala; J. Milton
Brown and wife Chattanooga. Tenn. Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Pope. Alabama; Thomas
NJ Green, Seattle, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs
A. J,s Albers. Knoxville, Tenn; Isaac
Bear, Wilmington. n. c.; Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Hobson Price. Jacksonville
Fla; NJ. S. Fleming. Birmingham. Ala;
| w. c. Smith. Selma. Ala, Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Person and family. Port Gibson.
Miss; T. II. Motion and wife. Birmng-
ham. Ala. Mr.. ]. w. Whitehead and fam
lily. Atlanta. Ga; Mrs. r. Pate. Atlanta
Ga; II. T. Griffin and wife. Port Gibson.
Miss; r. l.. Fife. Atlanta Ga. M. Hirsch,
Birmingham. Ala; Miss Annis Ford and
Mr. r. w. Barnes. Selma. Ala; Charkas
C. Cullen. Knoxville, Tenn; Fred p.
Meares. Asheville. n. c.: II. c. Gridley.
Pass Christian. Miss; Mr.. C. E. Sciple
and family and Mrs. John Hill Atlanta,
Ca; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harrison,
Petersburg. Va; Col. Sam Tate, Tate.
Ga; Mr.. V. Spalding. Roanoke, Va; Mrs.
NJ. Wilson. Montgomery, Ala; A. j..
Picard Birmingham, Ala; S. B. Hawkins,
Summerville, Ga; Sam Paul. Atlanta.
Ga; ]. NJ. Bear, Wilmington, N. c.; and
others.