The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
NOTABLE FANTASIES MURLIO PERIOD MCCORMACK
 COLLECTONART TREASURES FROM LANDS STEPPED IN HISTORY

camping party. Miss Maud Davis is also et Valley Head springs.
 Miss Catherine Kay is the guest of rela- tv s in Troy.
 Miss Gertrude Flppen Is at James town.
 MT. Walter Moore is spending the week. end at Meatone,
 Miss Ethel Finch will pass the re- mander of thes ummer in the east.
 Miss Susan E. Wright Is at Blount Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Anglin are mem- bers of camping party at Valley Head springs
 AIr. Earnest Hughes Is convalescent from an illness of typhoid fever, and will spend Heyoral weeks in Paris, Tenn. Miss Aliens party sailed yesterday from Glasgow and expect to arrive in New YoelS the second of September.
 Miss Marianne Hamilton is now in Can ada.
 Mrs. F. c. Kinney, Idiss Mary Kinney. and Hubert Kinney have been passing a part of the late summer in New York.
 Mrs. culpepper Exum has also been in NeH York.
 Major and Mrs. George c. Ball of Att lanta, whose visits to Birmingham are al ways of unusual social interest to their many friends will arrive to night from Atlanta to spend the week with Mrs. George C. Ward.
 Miss Fannie Dunn left yesterday for Asheyille, where she will join MT. and Mrs. William K. Pelzer and the Misses Pelzer at the Battery Park hotel.
 Members of the Shakespeare Club may obtain their club calendars from Mrs Robert Iemphill and Mrs. John Lewis Mr Michael Nolan has returned from New York and Virginia
 Mrs T. c Klnk entertained at bridge during the week, the guests including Mrs. Mewhimney. Mrs. Childress, Mrs Walden Mrs. Nelson Proctor, Mrs. Clem- ents Slade and Mrs. Hughes Kennedy. Dr. w T. Berry is in New York attend ing the clinics of the Mount Sinai and the Presbyterian hospitals. He will not be home before the middle of September.  The marriage of Miss Lucille Annette Garner and MT. Luther Davis of Tusca- loosa, Ala., will take place at the resi- dence of the brides mother. 617 North Twenty second street. Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock No invitations have been issued, and only the relatives and intimate friends of the family will be present. The young couple will leave immediately after l the ceremony for Tuscaloosa, their future 1 home.
 Dr. George s. Brown will return from | his vacation this week and will again take l charge of his private hospital on Septem- l Der l.
 1 MT. T. Williams and daughter Inez have l have returned from three weeks
 visit to relatives In Chicago and Minne- | apolls.
 l pr. McGlathery, wife and daughter, Miss Eula, of this city Miss Jennie Mo 1 Glathery of St. Stephens, Ala, Miss Geor- eia Mae McGlathery of Pass Christian, l Miss, and Miss Ana Beck of Decatur, l leave this morning over the "A. G. s. for l Niagara Falls. Toronto, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Jamestown. MT. D. R. Blanchard and Misses Katie 1 and Sadie Blanchard leave Wednesday for l Jamestown, New York for several weeks 1 stay. Mir Blanchard will visit his old ] home in New Hampshire.
 Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith Abernathy l entertained number of their friends 1 eharmlngly at their beautiful home at l Palmer Terrace at a spend-the-evenlng 1 party Friday evening. Music and other l amusements were enjoyed during the
 evening, after which a dainty salad and 1 Ice course was served.
 Cooks Springs Is having ain unusually
 large number of guests this week. In ad- l dlton to several natural pleasures, the l guests were treated to an original and
 unique dance on Thursday evening. The
 spacious dance hall was beautifully dec-
 orated with Japanese lanterns, while the young ladies deftly decorated the hall
 with bunting and fresh vegetables. A
 ladies orchestra furnished sweet music. 1 Messrs Charles H. Frank, Herbert J. | Baum and Julius Patterson of Birming-
 ham had charge of the arrangements, and
 left nothing wanting for an enjoyable | evening, Aoout forty couples participated.