The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-19
NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE
WHO ARE OUT OF TOWN
BY EMMA ToULMIN REID.

Notwithstanding the fact that this has
been a remarkably pleasant summer, .
great many Birmingham people are to be
found at the well known summer resorts
They are scattered from Canada to the
Gulf in this country, and there are a
number Of parties In Europe
The people Of Birmingham are begin
ming to realize more completely how
many OF Alabama's own resorts are de-
sirable places to spend the summer.
One browning feature of a nearby re-
sort is that men can attend to business
duties during the week and spend their
Sundays with their families, and some
places are so situated that they can spend
the nights with their families and return
to the city in time for work the next
morning.
At East Lake are Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Morrow and family, and Mrs. Morrow S
mother, Mrs. Joseph Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Smith have a very attractive
place and spend most of the year out
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Saunders
have recently erected a home near Mr..
Smiths place and will probably be there
the latter part of the summer. Mr. and
Mrs. William Hardie have been spending
the heated term near East Lake for sew
eral years, and this summer they have
had number Of guests from town with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Yates have most
charming place on Shades mountain and
have been there for several months. Quite
a number Of Birmingham people have en-
Joyed their hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Randolph have
had a cottage at Blount Springs for
number of years. They went to their home
the last Of June and have had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Murdoch ana
family, Miss Emmly Sommeryi1le of Biz
mlngham, Misses Seymore and FRANCIS
Nance Of Greenville, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Badham have one
of the most attractive places in Blount.
The entire family are there and will not
return to the city for quite while
Mr.. and Mrs Caldwell Bradshaw have
had a great many guests this summer at
their cottage, among them Miss Leone
COSBY, Miss Bonnie Plosser, Mr.. Charles
Plosser and Mr. and Mrs. L. *. Plosser.
Cant. and Mrs. Graves and their daugh-
Ter are at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mathews and Miss Eleanor Math-
ews have been their guests. Rev. r. de-
Ovies goes UP to the Graves cottage eaeh
Monday and returns to the city for the
Sunday services.
Gen. l.. V. Clark and his little daughter
Miss Augusta Clark, are also spending a
greater part of the time at the Blount
Springs hotel
Mr. and Mrs G. T. Brazleton and fami-
Nv have cottage for the summer at Cook
Springs They have had as their gusets
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hunt and now
while Mr. and Mrs. Brazleton are in New
York Mr. and Mrs. William Hood have
the cottage
Mrs. william Worthington and children
are at Cook Springs and will not return
to the city for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. VanHoose are at
Alabama Ingram Wells again this summer
and have had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs w. w. French and family and Mr..
and Mrs James McLester VanIIoose
Mrs Vassar l.. Allen has been among
the guests of the hotel, who has spent
some time there, also Mrs. M. e. MeCar-
they and family.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Smith and family
are on their plantation near Bangor, Ala.
and have entertained at several house
parties.
Mrs Charles Davis is among those whC
have gone to Vine nj ont.
Bradleys camp has been the scene
OF much gayiety this summer, having hat
on several occasions parties liplh OH
mingham there Among them being Mr.
and Mrs. Nat Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Green, Mr. and Mrs. j, f. Hawkins an(
Mr. C. M Crulckshank
Mrs c. p Orr has been constantly en-
Pertaining at her home i'm Mentone, Mr.
Hugh Martin, Mr.. Harry Burn, Miss
Elizabeth Miner and several others hav
ing been there.
Among others who have been spending
va nd
Walter Moore and family and Mrs Moor
man and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Markell have thu
"Elms" during Col. and Mrs. Johns alb
sence in Europe; they have had as thei
guests Mr.. and Mrs Russell Hunt, Mis-
Kate Rogan, Mr.. and Mrs, Lafayette Ro
gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Lux are spending
the summer on their plantation near For
Payne, Ala, There have been severa
parties to spend the weeksend with them
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Miner and famil!