The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-29

daughter. Mrs. William P. Redd.
 Mrs. John Builder of Chicago has re-
 turned to her home after a visit to her
 sister, Mrs. w. D. Smith.
 Mrs. Charles F. Horst Jr.. is enter-
 taining her sister, Mrs. B. s. Tutwier.
 Mrs A. E. Going has returned to her home in Pickens county after a visit
 to her son, MT. A. G. Williams, 62O North
 Eleventh avenue. Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Moughon and son
 have returned from Macon and Indian | Springs, Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Van Hoose, Miss
 Van Hoose. Miss Dora Van Hoose, Miss
 Susie McLester and Miss George weath-
 erly have returned from a camping trip in Walker county.
 Col Henry R. Shorter, who resigned his position as deputy insurance commits
 sioner of Alabama to accept the position
 of Southern agent of the New York Mutt
 ual Reserve Insurance company. has arr | rived in Birmingham, and is stopping at the Hillman. He will make this city his temporary headquarters. and will locate here permanently later on Mrs. J. L. Worcester has gone to
 Kansas City, where she will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. G. F. Blakeslee. | Miss Ola Donaldson Gum is visiting friends In Blount county, near Blount [ Springs.
 | Miss Rebecca Jones. who has been visit l ing in the city, has returned to her home in Nashville.
 | Mrs. A. H. Benners is the guest of her
 daughter, Mrs. J. T. Morgan, in Mem
 phis.
 | Miss Rose Peebles. who has taught for the past year in Columbus, Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Rob- | erts.
 | Miss Hattie Clarke of Eutaw spent a few days in the city this week en route | to New York.
 | The Southern club cafe is becoming | quite the fashionable rendezvous of the town Every day charming little lunch cons are given there by the wives and daughters of members of the club, and | the Sunday evening table dfhote dinner with an orchestra in attendance, which
 plays only music of the highest order,
 is becoming quite feature of Birming- | ham, Constant changes and improvements
 are in progress. The new screens, over xl.I, l,r.,r, | at last been installed. | party of Birmingham boys who have | been camping at Clear Creek, Jasper. | Ala, returned to the city yesterday. They
 were: Herbert Cobbs, Ralph Barrow, MT. Samuel Adams, Sam Clabaugh, Billy | Cobbs, Melville Davis and Anglin White. Mrs. Solon Jacobs has gone to New York, where she will join Mrs. zac Smiths party.
 Miss Bessie McKeithen is in the city
 visiting her sister Mrs. Don. Barber. Mrs Mary E. Hooks and Miss Robert Hooke of Greenvlle, are visiting Mrs. w. H. Hamblen, of Il East Second street, | Chattanooga. Mrs. Charles w. Hill, for
 merly Miss Ada Hooke, and little daugh- | ter have returned to Birmingham after
 visiting Mrs. Hamblen. l Mrs. w. A. Walker. her daughter, Miss | Louise Walker. and her son, Joseph Wal
 ker, left the city last Tuesday for New | York. They will sail tomorrow on the | Graf Waldersee with Mrs. Zac Smiths | party.
 Miss Lucy Downey, who has been at tending the Randolph Macon Woman's college, is now at home with her pa-
 rents, 1918 South Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hill have re- turned from their wedding trip. MT. and Mrs Cal Brown announce the engagement of their daughter. Laura An
 nie, to Mir. William r. Loring of New
 Decatur, Ala. The wedding will take place | in St Paul's Catholic church July Il, Rev. Father Coyle to officiate | The engagement of Miss Joche Sy- | frett, the daughter of Mrs. NJ. J. Syfrett,
 and MT. Horace w. Mflam is announced | The wedding will take place on July 1S | at 5 o'clock, at the brides home 1912 | Avenue G.
 1 Miss Jessie Elberta Byrd. the daughter | of Mrs. Sarah Byrd and Mir. John Edward I Bernhard were married last evening at ! S30 clock at the First Methodist church | of East Lake. The bride wore a white net wedding gown over silk and her sis | ter Miss Willie Byrd, was the maid of | honor.
 | MT. Drayton Bernhard, the groom's | brother. was the best man. Mir. Frank Wilder and MT. Beecher Byrd were the
 flowers, ferns and palms. | Immediately after the ceremony the | bride and groom left for their new home
 at TIP Berney avenue. East Lake, where
 a reception was held. | The board of control of the Boys club
 will meet this morning at 10:3O o'clock
 at the residence of Mrs. T. c. Bush, 22SO
 Highland avenue.
 Mrs. c. H. Reed and her daughter, Hell
 en, returned yesterday morning from Mil
 Walkee. Last week Miss Helen Reed grad
 uated from the Milwaukee Downer col
 lege. where she has been for the past | two years