The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-08
NOTES AND PERSONALS.


 Mrs. Webb W. Crawford and her two sons are visiting relatives In Tennessee for q few weeks.
 Mrs T. L. Walter and her little daugh- tors. agnes and Miss Marion have re- turned to the city. They left some weeks ago intending to spend the summer in the Cumberland mountains
 Miss Bess Resseguie of Springfield, Mo-, Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Dear board. A dance will be given in her honor tomorrow evening" for which 100 invitations have been issued.
 MT Paul E. Calame, Jr. of Holly Springs is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. Paul Calame. for a few days this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Cullom and MT. Norville Cullom will leave in a few weeks for As bury, Park N. Y.
 Miss Annye Burgess will leave this week for Colorado and California to remain un- til September for the benefit of her health. Miss Eula and Miss Fannie Drennen were in the city few days last week from their summer home at Blount Springs They left Friday for Chautau- qua, N. Y, where Miss Enla Drennen will take a special course in vocal music and her sister in elocution at the sum mer school.
 MT and Mrs. J. c, Monteith have gone to Chicago.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fowlkes and little daughter. who were to have gone to Vir- gina last week on a visit have delayed their trip owing to their recent accident In a runaway.
 Mr. and Mrs Hunter Smith have re- turned from their bridal trip through the west.
 At the meeting of the Monday Bridge Whist Club Thursday with Mrs. w. E. Leedy, Mrs. A. G. Smith won the prize, pair of embroidered pillow cases.
 MT and Mrs. E. T. Tallaferro and their party are now spending some time at Chamouix, in the Alps.
 MT Harry slnnigc of St Louis is spend- Ing some time in the city.
 Mr. T. F. Hawkins and Miss Roberta Hawkins will spend the rest of the sum mer at Virginia Beach.
 Miss Daisy B. Hymes has returned to her home in this city after spending four months at different points on the eastern coast
 Mir and Mrs. C. E. Faust will leave this week for Charletdoix, Michigan
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Serney who have been the guest of MT and Mrs. Ellis Faust. have returned to their home in Anniston.
 Mrs l. D. Beale, the mother of Mrs. John Mcqueen of this city, has arrived safely in Naples after q delightful voy- age She will join her niece, Miss Phelan, in Paris, and they will spend the month of August in England. returning to the continent in September.
 Mrs. John Mcqueen and her little son left Wednesday for western North Caro- lima. and will be joined by Mir Mcqueen in August.
 MT and Mrs. HIniiey of Huntsville are In the city for little visit and are guests of Mrs. Hundleys parents, Cap tain and Mrs. Frank P O'Bren The family will leave shortly for Asbury Park for She summer Captain oBrien has a charmNlg cottage there, and usually spends the latter part of every July and August at Asbury.
 Mrs. T. w Moorefeld of Vincent AL., is the guest of her son and daughter Dr. and Mrs Robert C. Moorefield at 1916 St Charles street, and will remain in the city for several weeks.
 Miss Belle Conner left the city yesterday with the Alexander-D party.
 MT. and Mrs John S. Jemson. Jr., have leased the Moore residence 93S South Twentieth street for the summer.
 MT. Robert Jemison. IT,, is expected to return tomorrow. He has been in Ashe- yille, N. C.. for the past week, where Mrs Jemison and the children will re- main for the summer.
 Miss Olivia Knight of Florence Ala, is the charming young guest of MT. and Mrs H. H. Shell on St. Charles street Miss Knight is the niece or Mrs. William Bixby, who has so frequently visited here
 Mrs. William Drennen Russell will sing this morning at the First Methodist church at the Il o'clock services.
 Mrs Kate M. Turner of Atlanta has announced the marriage of her daughter, Etta Florence, to MT. William James Dodge. July 8, at the brides home. The