The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-22

| Birmingham. Captain Throekmorton Of
New Decatur and Lieutenant Maery Of
Birmingham, The trip 10 Fort Morgan
and back was made on the tug Mary
Wittich,
supper party at Frederlck's Mon
day evnlng was enjoyed by Captain and
Mrs. Tebbetts, Mrs. q. NJ. Luce, Colonel
McLeroy OF Admission and General Lyon
Of Montgomery.
Saturday evening Mas Morris Clarke
entertained some Of the visiting soldiers
and Mobile girls at her home
CAPTAIN and Mrs Luoen Brown, who
have been the guests OF Miss Annie Knox
Taylor, have had many pleasant Things
done for them-notably a dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Tonart, and another
dinner on board the cutter Winonn. Al
present they are visiting Mr.. and mrs
James Webb at Daphne.
Mrs Stafford Berney and Miss JAMIE
Berney have gone to Three Springs
Tenn, for the summer
Mrs, Forester Tuttle Of Birmingham Is
visiting her old home, and Is the guest
of Miss Minnie Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Humphreys and
Misses Page and Nan Humphreys left
Tuesday for a two months visit to WASH
ington,
Mr.. A. r. Benin of London, England,
is making his annual visit to Mobile, and
receiving the usual cordial welcome. Mrs,
Benn and her mother, Mrs. Luling, ae-
companied him to America but stopped IN
Quebec.
Mrs. Russell Badd Is visiting Mr.. Ladd's
relatives at Atmore, Ala.
Mrs. GAYLORD Clark and her son, Mr..
Gaylord B. Clark, left Thursday for War
renton, Va. Mr. Clark will spend the
Mt If ia with friends
in Maine.
Mrs w. II. Monk. Jr., and daughter,
Katherine, left Wednesday for Oakland,
Mich.
Mrs. G. NJ Luce spent the week with
Mrs ~ r. Clarke at Point Clear. Mr.
Luce is In Michigan on business.
Mrs. Hinson II. Smieh of Birmingham
is visiting her sister. Mrs. R. II. Clarke.
Mrs. John r. Simpson and Miss Sue
Simpson are spending while at
Daphne.
Miss Maria Pope has returned from a
visit to- Mrs A L. Morgan at Fortress
Monroe
The Young Girls Euchre club was en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Miss Eve
lyn Shields, Miss Hattie Horst winning
the first prize and Miss Glen Mckenzie
the consolation. watermelon feast fol-
lowed the game.
Mrs Thad Partridge was the hostess of
the Pivot Bridge club Monday afternoon
at the country club. Besides the club
( members. there were present Mrs. George
Scott, Mrs. Lynn Daugherty and Mrs
Greenwood. Mrs. John Quill won the
prize.
Miss Pauline oRourke and Mr.. Ed
O'Rourke have returned to the city. aft
er a pleasant stay at Daphne.
Mrs r. w. Horn has returned from
visit to her parents in Tuscaloosa.
Mrs f. T. Parker has gone TO Ashe-
Vile, N c., for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Hervey have re-
turned from Waco, Tex.
Miss Jennie Hallett left Saturday for a
visit to her sister, Mrs D. S. Pritchett,
| in Camden Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Ross and family
went to Coden Saturday to spend a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs David Bangan have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
| at home at 104S Dauphin Way.
Miss Eleanor Ward has returned to
Greensboro, after a pleasant visit to Miss
Marion McGehee.
Mrs. John r. Triplett and Misses Nan
ME and Helen Triplett left Monday for
ST. Paul, Mimi. to spend the summer.
1 Mrs. Harry Pllans and Misses Mary
and Laura Pillans have gone to Tate
| Springs, Tenn, and will spend the rest
of the summer in the Sapphire country
OF North Carolina
Miss Lucille Bdgood has returned home
from a series of visits to friends in the
| state.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Hervey Jr.,
have gone to Lake Toxaway.
Miss Jessie Whiting Is visiting in Oma-
ha, and is repeating her triumphal prog
ress in that city.