The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-18
AUGUST DAYS AT COUNTRY HOUSES AND WITH SUMMER COLONIES
 BIRMINGHAM PEOPLE TAKING PART IN SOCIAL GAEES ELSEWHERE

1O 1LOL " l lL\L day for a visit to Savannah, Ga. While in Savannah she will be the guest of Mrs. C. D. Parsons.
 The Ladies' Aid society of west End Methodist church will serve ice cream oh the church lawn Thursday afternoon and evening. August =, proceeds to go the parsonage fund.
 F. E. Perkins has returned from trip to Yellowstone Park.
 Mrs. T. NJ. Stone and daughter, Kath- leea, of 1907 Park ayenue. have returned from q visit 10 relatives in New Yoik City after an absence of two weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. W. C. Caldwell and son, Hubert. left last night to spend a few days in Chicago and Milaaukee.
 The ladies of Band No. ,, East Lake Methodist church. will give an ice cream festival on Friday night. August ., On tine lawn at the home of MT and Mrs j. E. Harris, corner Seventy eighth street and Hillman avenue.
 Miss Dora Brocknan Of Montgomery has returned home after q thfec-we eks visit to Miss Minnie Light and ilor many e her friends of Birmingham.
 Mir and Mrs. Maury Nicholson annoGnee the engagement Of their daughter, Lottia. to MT. Henry Livingston Freeman, for meriy of Atlantn but now of Cornell uni versity. The wedding 10 take place on the afternoon of September II at the home of the brides parents on Twelfth avenie, south.
 Concert at the Southern club Sunday. August 1S from 7:31 to 10 D. m, by Cal mans orchestra:
 Overture, William Tell Rossini.
 Selection, IL Happened in Nordland, Herbert.
 1nterniezzo. Rococco. Bendix.
 Waltz, Tales from the Vienna Woods, Strauss.
 Selection, Operatic Mirror. Topany.
 Salon Piece, A Land of Romance, Ko- sick. l. r.,
 Popular Selection, The Pacer, o'Hare. Cornet Solo, The Door of Hope, played by Fred Nappi.
 Selection. Bohemian Girl, Balfe.
 March, Athalia, Mendeissonn. Miss Eloise Montgomery is a member of the art colony at Cape Cod She is quite ia sh cinated with that wonderful 
 1 beauty of the New England coast. | Among the most interesting events at | Cape Cod will be the laying Of the corner stone on August 20 of the Pfi- | grim monument. President Roosevelt will attend and on the entrance of a | second May1ower in the harbor, escort ed by eight battleships Provincetown will be tiptoe with excitement Miss Montgomery was a member of Mrs. Raulston's flower classes in Birming- ham and a familiar worker in the studios. She has decided talent and Is working industriously. Provinoetown Is also well beloved by another Bir- mingham artist, Miss Alice Rumph.
 Mrs. Nettie listed has returned from most charming visit to Chicago. For many years she has represented Mar shall Field In Birmingham, and has been one of the most successful wom- en 'in business.' term that no longer sounds strange in the south as so many gentle women have entered the busi- ness world. Mrs. Histed's visit to Chi cago was arranged by the firm there, and was entirely a surprise to her. She was most delightfully."- entertained, southerners also connected with the firm being her especial hosts, every day of her visit having a prearranged programme of sight seeing for the visi- tor from the far south. Motoring, along the magnificent boulevards. long tours, the visits to the famed les, all the most interesting places of Chi cago that are considered in the itinerary of the tourist there were included among the pleasures arranged for Mrs. listed. In recognition of her splendid work and signal success the firm left nothing un- done to make her visit quite memor- able.
  ren, Chiffon and EliZabet who have been at the Alabama White Sulphur Springs, are now in Virginia.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William F. Aldrich were in town from Rajah Lodge during during the week.
 Mrs. William D. Nesbitt will go to New York to meet her parents. Colonel and Mrs. T. G. Bush, on their arrival from Europe.
 Mir and Mrs. E. w. Barrett will sail from Liverpool on August 22.
 Miss Janette Walters left on Wednes- day for Memphis where she was called by the critical illness of her mother.
 Mir and Mrs. James Garland Johns have returned from Virginia Beach.
 Mrs C.. H. Ungerman has gone to Wrightsville Beach, N. c.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Simmons will leave today for Nash vile to spend a few days with friends at the Tulane.
 Miss Bessie Lowery of Little Rock, Ark, is in Birmingham.
 Mrs. c. S. Sibley will go ta New York the latter part of next week to meet her daughter Miss Edna Sibley, who will return from Europe with Miss Aliens party.