The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-14

presided, ana, toRetDef WltH hiS. N' ID Spencer, gave interesting talks on the l aims and purposes of the free knidergar- ten and the results so far gained in Bir- mingham. As a result of these talks the auxiliary was formed and branch kin derga rten will be started in the fall. Mrs c. F. Bisscll was made president; Mrs Willard Wheeler, secretary; Mrs. Harry Stove, treasurer.
 The board of control of the Hilman hospital will meet at the hospital this morning at 10 o'clock.
 The Frou Frou club will meet this after noon with Miss Florence Crane No. 1912 South Fourteenth street. A lawn festival will be given in Capitol park from to 10 o'clock by the ladies of the Central Presbyterian church. The Sunshine society will give a concert this evening at St. Johns church. Avenue H and Twentieth street The programme will include selections from some of the leading vocalists of the city. Admission will be charged.
 The Eleventh Avenue Methodist church has postponed the lawn fete scheduled for yesterday until some afternoon next week MT. Benjamin Carter of Washington D. C. Is the guest of his brother, MT. J, Rivers Carter.
 Miss Roberta Adams Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. w. C. Hill. in Montgomery. Mir. and Mrs. William F. Aldrich of Aid rich have been at the Hillman for a few days visit.
 Mrs. B. F. Tyler is quite Ill at her home at Glen Iris.
 Miss Myrtis McCarty has returned home from Converse college.
 Miss Alma Peterson has returned from Cincinnati, where she has studied fin the College of Music under Senorita Tekla Vignor.
 Dr. and Mrs l.. G. Woodson, her moth- CT, Mrs D. c. Lee and children, will leave next Sunday for Port Arthur Can. where they will have a cottage for the summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. George P. Bondurant have taken apartments in the Colonial Flats on South Tenth avenue. Miss May Colhns has returned from Va HnpQO her vacation with her parents, MT and | Mrs. J. D. Collins, Fairview avenue south. Miss Collins carried off practically l all the honors of her class for the terms just closed, having been elected chairman of the student body, president of the senior class and editor-in-chief of the col lege quarterly.
 Mrs. John s. Jemison and Miss Eliza | beth Jemison have returned from LOUIS vile, but will leave soon for Baltimore for few days visit
 Miss Evelyn Williams of Eufaula is the guest of Miss Helen Clayton on Four teenth avenue.
 Miss Robert Adams Is visiting Mrs Wiley Hill in Montgomery. | Miss Augusta Reid has returned iron Newcastle. where she has been teaching | the mast session. Miss Brett Reid has re turned from a six-weeks' normal course at Livingston after completing a course at Montevallo.
 Mr. and Mrs J. R. Murphy left Satur day for Atlanta, where Mrs. Murphy'i mother, Mrs. James M. Daniel is serious ly ill Mrs Murphy has been joined by hel sister. Mrs J. E. Christopher, of Truss l vile. They are at "Stonewall." the coun
 try home of the McDaniels. Mrs. John w. Sibley and Miss Heler l Ehrman are at Lithia Springs, Ga. t' | spend several weeks.
 Miss Lucille Lane is visiting Miss Louis' | Cobbs in Anniston.
 MT. Ajax Moody and MT. Percy Rocket left Monday for Brevard, N. C., wher they will spend the summer
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Thompson 0
 Selma are visiting MT. and Mrs. Johi | Patton.
 Miss Willie Dickerson, daughter of MT
 and Mrs. w. B. Dickerson, has returnei
 from Syracuse college to spend vacation
 with her parents.
 Mrs. Helen Garner and Miss Charli
 Garner. who have been visiting Mr. an l Mrs Richard Randolph, left Tuesday 10 | Columbus. Miss.
 MT. Hugh Martin and Mir. Ransom Ma bry have returned from VanHoose camp
 Mrs. J. c. Berry has returned from
 visit to Mrs. Isaac Perkins at Sayre.
 Mrs. J. H. Minge, Jr, and children hay
 returned from a ten days visit to rela | tives in Faunsdale.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Snow and thei daughter. Mrs. Owen Brown, left yester | day for visit to points on the coas of Florida. Mir. w. c. Agee of Selma has returne | to his home after having been the gues of relatives in the city for the past fey