The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-26
NEv HE WEEK S1CIETY WORLD al Weddings of Interest
 to Society
DINNER DANCE AT THE CLUB
Birmingham Is Delightful During These Glorious June Nights-Top- ics of Interest In So-
 ciety Realm.

If anything was needed to make Bir- glorious June nights. In the south we be- lieve in all the horrors of the summer solstice, when the sun seems to stand s.iil and wither the life below. But these June days and twillghts and evenings cannot be surpassed for their gracious showers and the beauty of the June season was never richer in foliage and deep-hued blossom, while the cooling breezes of some recent nights are seldom experienced so far south.
 In Northern New York, where the mountains unite with the valleys south of the great lakes at an altitude of scarcely 800 feet above sea level, is said to exist the finest climate in the world. East Tennessee, with its beautiful slopes and mountains, its panorama of everlast- ing beauty, Is second to none in point of climate, and in Western North Carolina, the azure land, the climate and scenery are admitted to be unsurpassed and is often compared with that of Switzerland.
 But in the region tributary to Birming him are mountains and scenes beau tiful streams as clear and picturesque, breezes as freshening as any land the world over. It is well established fact that there Is no need of going away to find all that the most exacting can de- mand unless it be those who demand the ultra-fashion of the northern summer re- sort. There are many mountain spots near Birmingham and meadows as charm ing as ever viewed falls and streams af- ford variety scarcely to be believed, and all that is needed is a hand to grasp and bring out the beauty and charm of the whole.
 Few sections have finer medicinal wa ters and when Is taken Into consideration the amount of rainfall, the number of clear and cloudy days, the region around Birmingham Is outcassed by none.
 With its large and growing population this district Is destined to have q number of famous resorts to which time will add all the charm and beauty, elegance and convenience that ultra-fashion and wealth can demand.
 The iron of these hills Is a safeguard to health and with the perfect sanitation
  mingham and the district mecca for the south.
 There are more situations for beautiful country places in fifty miles of Birming- ham than q like distance from some of the famous mountain resorts of other states. The beas y of it all here lies in the fact that it combines business with pleasure. In the Birmingham district there is no dull season, the sowing and reaping are continuous, where crops are harvested others are sown, the everlast- ing hills of ore, coal and limestone scarce ly afford day for repair, the furnaces pour out their iron, the work shops, forge and the arteries of commerce are ever blocked with the output of this wonderful district. Here the man of business may remain in touch with his office and yet within an hour reach his country estate There is every inducement for the build ing of elegant country residences or less imposing lodges in this lovely region The summer has much to give to those who spend 1t either in or near Birmingham.
 The wedding of Miss Grace Andrews ahu MI Jdlles Marlln Will De Deauti- full event this evening at the South Highlands Presbyterian church, the cere- money to be performed at clock. Miss Edith Ingram of Brooklyn, N Y, will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Eva Conner. Miss Eloise Jackson, Miss Florence Rogers, Miss Ma bel Wheelock, Miss Lucille Gaston
 MT. Hugh Martin brother of the bridegroom will be best man and the nsherS and grnn1ll sInala q