The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03
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Montgomery, June Especial THE
reception at which the members of the
Alumnae association of the Girls High
school entertained on Tuesday afternoon
from to clock in the auditorium was
a charming occasion. which brought to-
gether a large number of the young
women and young matrons who have
been GRADUATED from that institution
since it's Inauguration. Fruit punch was
served from a prettily adorned table by
Miss Olive Macdonald, president of the
association, and Miss Bella Coghill, oae
OF the teachers of the High school.
Mrs. W. D. Jelks has returned from
Eufaula. where she has been visiting rela-
tives. Miss Catherine Jelks, who accom-
panied her there. will remain some days
longer
Miss Mary Virginia Jones is the guest
of Miss Ethel Louise Tressler.
A number of the members of the Beau
voir club gave theatre party on Fri
day evening at Electric park.
Mrs s. A. Gafford and granddaughter
Miss Sadie Gafford, of Letochatchie are
visiting Mrs. L. b. Hamrich.
Mrs Nose Sabel was at her to her
friends on Wednesday evening at her
magnificent new home on Perry street.
The hours we're from to Z o'clock, and
during them the spacious drawing room
and parlors were filled with callers.
Mrs. s. B. Daniels of Brantley, who
has been i'll here for some weeks, has
returned home, accompanied by her SON.
in-law, Mr.. George T. Tranum.
Miss Clara Ely has returned from Pen
sacola where she has been visiting her
sister. Mrs j. w. Bullock.
Mrs. J. w. Bullock of Penscola is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Ely.
Mrs. William Kelley and two children
have gone to Santa Rosa. Mrs. Kelley
Is chaperoning a fishing party given by
Mr. Edward Kelley. Miss Caroline Han
non and Mr.. Frank Miller of Montgomery
are among the guests who are attend
ing the fishing party.
Friends here have received invitations
to the wedding of Mr.. Alexander M Gar
Der of Talladega and Miss Margaret
Louise Hurst of Bowling Green, KY,
which will take place there on June IA.
Misses Lila May and Matte Hare Of
Orrville are visiting their uncle. Mr.. G..
w Ellis, at his home on South Nc
Donough street
Mrs Thomas f. Knight of Greenville
Is the guest of Miss Kate Booker. Mrs.
Knight was one of the prominent Ala
bama women who took part on the pro-
gramme OF the concerts or the state MIL
sic Teachers convention.
DR. and Mrs. Malcolm of New York
are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Malcolm
was formerly Miss Minnie Gay of this
city.
Mr. August Geger of Gainesville, Ga.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Eilenberg during the Music Teachers
convention.
Mrs, William F. Mel has gone to Ever
green, where she was called on account
of the illness of her father, DR.. P. M.
Bruner.
Mrs Fritz Rauschenberg of Columbia,
S c., is visiting Mrs r. r. Cain.
Mrs Della Boyd of Hayneville is visit
ing Mrs Frank Gordon at her home on
Holcomb street
Mrs George Fl. Jones and little son
Aston have returned from Pass Chris
tan, where they have spent several
weeks.
Mrs Frank Ansley of Coosada is the
guest of Mrs. Robert Roberts.
Miss Mccarthy of Birmingham is the
guest of Miss Parker.
Mrs Harry Norton has returned from
Pass Christian.
Mrs L, ]. Richardson and Mrs. Rubin
Kolb have gone to Eufaula to visit
friends.