The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-12

-dEh-AIOs IU ESDAY Ys J where they will spend the summer They have beautiful estate there and enter tain most hospitably
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Fletcher, Jr. are in New York and will return the lat ter part of next week
 Miss Winona Hill of Tuskegee and Miss Bullard of Milledgevdlle, Ga, arrived in the city last Saturday. They are guests of Miss Emma Frazer, whose bridal at tendants they will be
 Mrs. Eli P. Smith has as her guests Miss Jean Mapes, Miss Katie Halls and Miss Kate Durr of Montgomery Miss Mildred T'ynes Is entertaining Miss Nell Nelson of Mississippi this week. Mrs. Monroe left Sunday for a visit of several weeks in Franklin Ky, her old home. Mir and Mrs Monroe arc new | corners in Birmingham and are stopping | with MT. and Mrs. H. H. Shell at their | home on St. Charles street. Miss Willie Hogue of Newborn, Ala, | and Miss Julia Watson of Lexington, Miss, are visiting Miss Isabel Baine. at 15O1 South Twenty-first street. Mrs James Knight of Gainesville, Ga, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Collins. 2612 Twenty-hrst avenue. MT. and Mrs. John W. Patton and son. James, will leave tomorrow for Denver. Col, to be absent a month.
 MT and Mrs. J. H. Newman have gone to Hot Springs, Ark. to be absent sev- eral weeks.
 Miss Sada Marie Hit has returned from a years visit with her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Trce in Waycross. Ga. Mrs. Trice returned with her and she Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hit.
 Miss Bertha Von Merkestyn will be at home this summer at the Birmingham seminary, with which she will be asso- ciated next season as vocal teacher.
 Miss Lucille Hargrove. daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hargrove of East Lake left last week for Newman, Ga, where she will visit relatives and will later visit in Griffin, Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Haynes left yes terday for Anniston to attend the we'd ding of Mrs. Haynes sister. Miss Brit ton.
 Miss Corrie Hood of Florida is the guest of Miss Helen Coulb0lrne.
 Miss Helen Coulbourne has returned from Nashville. where she was student at the Peabody institute.
 Eureka lodge No. 22s7. Knights and Ladies of Honor, will hold their regular meeting next Thursday night at Fox hall. There will be several candidates for in- itiaton.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Jackson and their little daughter, Helen, will leave this week for Glen Springs. s. c.
 Mrs. G. M. Bowers and little daughters Annie and Julia, left yesterday for Co., lumbus, Ga, to attend the Dexter Bowers wedding of today.
 Miss Minnie Wright and Miss Nobby Williams left Saturday for Anniston to visit Miss Lilie Britton and to be at tendants at the Lee -Britton wedding Thursday. Miss Britton made her home here for three years with her sister, Mrs. T. H. Haynes.
 Mrs. J. Francis Keeley is spending the summer at Albion View, Tenn
 Mrs. John Jenkins is i'll at the Hillman hospital
 MT. William Clarkson of Lawrence, Kan, is visiting here.
 MT R. M. Williams has returned to Nashville.
 Miss Lillian Pugh left last Friday for Ashevine. N. C.. to attend the Young Women's Christian association confer ence.
 Mrs. LeRoy Holt is the guest of MT and Mrs Thomas Haynes Watts at their country home at Franklin, Tenn. Miss Willie Cherry of South Carolina is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Eloise Brown, on Fifth avenue. l MT. Hugh Martin Is a member of Miss Lillian Orr's house party at the Orr coun- | try home in Mentone. | MT Edgar Clarkson will spend the sum- | mer in Mobile, and will go later to Wash | ington with Capt. R. P. Hobson. MT. Richard Randolph is spending a | few days at Blount Springs | MT and Mrs. W. B. Tomlin are erecting 1 @ home in South Sixteenth avenue and | Fifteen street. | MT. and Mrs. T. O. Melton and little | son, Lyde, left last week for a visit to Georgia.
 l Mrs. Ellen Peter Brice of Tuscaloosa | who was one of the out-of-town guests at the McRae-Jolly wedding of last week, | has returned home. | Miss Melda Haynes of Oxford, Ala is | MT IT,