The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

| days IN the city this week, has reiuined
to his home in Admission.
The friends of Mrs Harry Foster, who
has been i'll, will be pleased to learn
she is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. R. A. Mitchell has returned to his
home in Gadsden.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Nabers have named
their little son Bragg Conner for Mrs.
| Nabers father
Mr.. and Mrs David stanton, who
now make their home in Richmond Place,
will move early next month to Twentieth
street, near Thirteenth avenue.
| Mrs John Sidney White and children
have returned from North Carolina.
Mr.. T. M. Nesbitt has returned from
North Carolina.
Mrs J. e. Austin left this morning for
months visit in Chattanooga.
Miss Virginia Handley viii return this
evening from Vermont.
Miss Mary sholl. who has spent the
summer abroad, and is now the guest of
city on Tuesday
Mrs. L. S. Handley, who is the guest
of friends in Virginia, will spend next
week in CHATTANOOGA.
Mrs. E. E. Blackwood and children
have returned from Athens.
Miss Maud Chandler, who is the guest
of Miss Linda May Handley, will re-
turn to her home in CHATTANOOGA this
evening.
Miss Margaret Hobson of Greensboro is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth John
ston.
Miss Lizzie Morris Mason, who has
spent the past two weeks in New York
with friends, will return to the city on
Monday.
Mr.. Hubert Smith, who is spending the
summer at Bangor, spent a few days in
the city this week.
Mr. John B. Reid and Miss Brett Ran
dolph Reid will return today from North
Carolina.
Mrs. A. L. Weatherford left this morn
ing for Macon, Miss, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. F. e. Tarleton
Mrs. E. F. Quinn. who has been spend
ing the month of August in New York
City, with Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon w.
Quinn, will return next week,
Francis Privett. the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Privett of Oxford, is
the guest Of relatives in the city.
Mr. Sears Lee has returned from visit
| to relatives in Marion.
Mrs. c. A. Allen and Miss Ruth Allen
have returned to their home in Mont
gomery.
Miss Mamie Kramer who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Phillips has
returned to her home in Stonewall, Miss.
Mrs. W. Fl, Wolverton and Miss Fannie
Wolverton, who have spent the past week
with Mrs. ]. H. Phillips, have returned to
their home in Washington, where they
will resume their duties in the public
schools of that city.
The marriage of Miss MacCluney and
Mr. Oscar Clayton Kenimer will take
place on Wednesday evening at Truss
vile.
Miss Mort hand Mr.. Thomas Howe will
be married on wednesday in Mississippi.
Miss Rosa Rose and Mr.. Kuhn will be
married on Wednesday in Chattanooga.
Miss Anna May Phelan of Waycross.
Ca, but formerly of this city, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. C. Derby on
North Highlands
Miss Roberta Hawkins has returned
from Virginia Beach, where she has spent
the summer. Miss Hawkins was much ad-
-mired and was one of the most popular
young women at the beach
Miss Sarah Woodruff will leave tomor-
row for Rome Ga, where she will at
Mrs. w. L, Woodruff and Mrs. C. NJ.
Davidson of this city.
Mr.. Frank Catalan has returned from
an extended trip north.
Mr. Redmond N. Wheeler has returned
from New York.
Master John Lykes will leave wednes-
day to enter st. Barnard college.
|
Miss Alice Catalan of Lynchburg Va,
who has been spending the summer with
her cousin, Mrs. Redmond N. Wheeler re-
turned home yesterday.
| Mrs w. S. Lowell and Miss Ethel
Armes visited Tannehill asst week as the
! guests of the officers of the Tennessee
Republic company. The old Tannehill fur
naees are the most picturesque ruins in
Alabama and are significant landmarks
OF Tuscaloosa county and the pioneer days
of iron making in the south Here the
party spent some time going later to the
Goethite mines and driving across coun-
try through the brown ore region. in
specting the various mines and workings
from Tannehill to Giles
DIR. Josepsh A. Allen returned Saturday
morning from Philadelphia, where he
spent several weeks taking special work
in dentistry.
Mrs. E. ]. Snow, Jr Mrs. Owen S
Brown, Miss Mary Elizabeth Kolb and
Mr. f. Johnson returned yesterday after
visit to Vinemont.
Mrs. ]. E. Austin left yesterday morn
ing for months visit to relatives in
Chattanooga
Miss Ruth Ledbetter of Admission is
visiting Miss Bessie Scholar for a few
days.
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