The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Solon Jacobs and little daughter, Madeline, are in New York. They went to meet Mrs. Jacobs, who has recently returned from stay in Europe.
 Mrs. w. P. G. Harding returned last evening from a short visit to Louisville.
 
 Mrs. Matthew Brewster and little son, Roger, of Mobile, are spending few days in the city. Mrs Brewster is the wife of the rector of Christ church Of Mobile
 
 Dr. and Mrs Samuel Nabers and little son have returned from stay of several months in North Carolina.
 
 MT. and Mrs, William Kelly of Mobile are spending a few days In the city en route to their home.
 
 Mss Dora Warrington, who has been the guest of Mss Annie Earle, has re- turned to her home in Prattville. She was en route to her home from Louisville.
 
 Miss Edna Moore and Miss Etoile Ash ford, who were members of Mrs. Zac Smiths party, who travelled several months in Europe, have returned.
 
 The Right Rev. Bishop c. M. Beck with will arrive in the city today at noon from Blocton. He will conduct the services at St. Andrews church this even ing at o'clock
 Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Myra Mitchell, who have spent the past few days in the city as the guests of friends, have re- turned to their home in Alexander City.
 
 The Misses Jordan have returned to their home in Dothan. after having spent a few days in the city as the guest of Miss Donald Seals, on South Sixteenth avenue.
 Mrs George Jackson and Miss June Jackson have returned from visit to e,atives in Maine.
 ars George C. Oliver. who is the guest If relatives in Iittle Rock, will return carly this week to her home in this city.
 
 Miss Susie Mckenzie. who is the guest Of Miss Donald Seals. will return to her home tomorrow in Eufaula.
 
 Mrs. w. r Vandiver and her daughter, Nrs. L. E. Whitfield of Montgomery, are 19s nling a few days in the city en route 10 their home from Chicago, where they have spent the summer. They are the quests of Mrs. Vandiver's brother MT. N- H. Merritt, on Seventh avenue. Mr. and Mrs. w. g. Lowell have recently purchased the home of MT. and Mrs Fred underwood on Underwood IIlll, and will take possession in a few days Mrs Edward wilkerson and children have returned from short visit to St, Clair Springs.
 Miss Flora Loveman will arrive in a few days and will be the guest of Mrs. Bruce Brewers
 Mrs. Ewing and her two children, MT. Robert Ewing and Miss Emma Ewing, will be at home on Tenth avenue, near Twen- tieth street.
 The many friends of Gen. Charles M. Shelly will regret to learn that he Is Ill at Browns infirmary Later Colonel Shel- ley and Miss Elizabeth Shelley will spend some time at Cullman. Mir H. J. Porter, Jr., has resumed his studies at the V. M. L at Lexington, Va.
 
 Master John S Porter has entered the Webb school at Bell Buckle, Tenn. Miss Ezma Harper and little melee have returned from n visit to relatives at Vine- mont and are at home at Compson station Mrs S. r. Williams of Gainesville, Ga. i \ sister of Mrs. H. ]. Porter, will move | to this city early in October, where she | will reside. She will he at home at 17it | south Twelfth avenue. The Rev. J. IT. Mccoy, pastor of the Five Points Methodist church. is spending I | few days In Quabeo. He went as fra 1 ternal delegate te the Methodist confer 1 9nce now being held in Quebec. MT. and Mrs J. w. Knight will be home early in October at 215 South Fourteenth avenue.
 | MT. and Mrs. Ross C. Smith have re- turned from a visit to New York and Bal tlmore and will be at home early in Oc- tober at their home on Sycamore street. Mir and Mrs. Oliver Fucker, formerly | of this city but now of Washington. have named their little daughter Edith Armes 1 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Coughlan will be al home for the winter at the Simons home on Arlington avenue. l l Miss Amiee Perkins has returned to Montevallo after having spent a few days in the city as the guest of relatives. l Miss Ethel Gaines has returned from l a visit of several weeks to New York and other points in the east.
 Mrs. w. c. Sibley and Miss Grace Sib- ley have returned from a visit to points | in North Carolina and Tennessee. They | spent some time at Roan Mount, N. C., this being the highest inhabited point this