The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-23

l the Sunday evening dinner, as on last l Sunday, The service has been greatly improved, and everything Is In better running order than during the first few days of the opening of the rathskeler It Is expressly stated that no reservations will be made, but the guests who come l first will be served first. The success | of the cafe during the past week has been marked,
 l A special sale of bread. beaten biscuit l Boston brown bread corn mullins and graham rolls, in addition to cakes of every l sort, will take place at the Womans EsA | change today Orders will be received and prompt attention given te every re- quest,
 Miss Gladys and Miss Claire Powell are visiting at Bleunt Springs. | Miss Leah Feilbron, who has been visit l ing her sister, Mrs. Richard N. Fries. has returned to her home In Greenvllle. Miss,
 Miss Bessie Walton Webb, who recently graduated from the Pollock-Stephens In- 1 stitute, md her brother, James Webb, are visiting their grandmother in South 1 Alabama,
 | Mrs. E. R. Blanchard and MT. Charles | Blanchard left last week to attend tho commencement exercises of St. Bernard college. where Mr. Edward Blanchard is I a graduate this year. | Miss Fannie May Futile and Miss Calu- dra Letcher have returned from visit l to friends in Birmingham. Mrs. Helen Garner and her daughter, Miss Charlie. have returned to Columbus, Miss
 Mrs. o. D. Atkins and Miss Lizzie Lee Pounds, daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. s. Pounds have gone to Kentucky for a two weeks visit. i Mrs. J. Ehlbert and children of Union- town have arrived, and will visit MT. and Mrs. F. Rube 115l Fifth avenue.
 Miss Marie Band, Miss Ida Band and Master Carroll Band left q few days ago for Summit, Ala. to spend the summer.
 Miss Hermoine Brown Is visiting rela- lives in Livingston.
 
 Miss Rosa Moody will leave soon for North Carolina to visit MT. and Mrs. Ajax | Moody.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Hill are now at Lake Toxaway Inn, and will return to Birmingham early next week. | Mrs. Angus M Taylor and little daugh- ter, Margie McCaa, will leave soon for | North Carolina.
 Miss Mary Armstrong is visiting rela- lives in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Robbins have re- | turned from an interesting visit to Mex ico.
 Miss Callie Louise Evans sailed from Sa- vannah last Wednesday for New York. where she will remain during the sum mer with her parents.
 Miss Angie and Miss Jessie Ruter and
 Mrs. R. S. Ruter left Thursday via Sa- | vannah for a brief visit to Baltimore and Washington. after which they will go to old Point Comfort. Va, for an extended visit.
 | Miss Howell has as her guest this week | Miss lsbell of Talladega. | MT. Winston Thompson has returned l from St. Bernard college, Cullman.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Reynolds Lyde, | who were recently married have returned l from their wedding trip. and are at home | with the grooms parents, on Eleventh 1 avenue
 | Miss Emily Ford of Montgomery is the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. w. Jones, 1 on North Highlands l Miss Flora Stapeton, who is the guest | of Miss Haidee Meade. will leave today l for her home.
 ] The Misses Lenora and Elsie Urfer left l Birmingham Wednesday to spend the I summer with relatives at Highland III.
 Mrs. P. J. McHale and children of l Sparrow's Point Md, are visiting rela- tives at North Birmingham.
 Mrs. Hal J. Copeland and daughter.
 Miss Hazel, are at St. Clair Springs for the summer.
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