The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-27

 mantle as Filtration walk at West Point, the remains of the old tramway The old walls of the furnace are slow ly erumbling and it is probably only the lining that remains of one of the most historic of the early furnaces. Gazing down between the vine covered walls is like looking into grotto that a=f%f+ "old deep mysteries and indeed the grotto of the Cahaba furnace holds nuci that would be of interest in any story that might be written of the pioneer days.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles E. Piper have named their little daughter Frantls Washington for her mother.
 Mrs. s. A. Crumley is very i'll al Browns inhrmary
 Mir Charles Fletcher Quillian of Chi cago Is spending a week or more in Birmingham. He is Fellow at Prince ton and made many friends on a visit to Birmingham last winter during the A. T. O. convention. He was guest recently at Rajah Lodge.
 Mrs. James F. Gill. who expected to go to New Orleans to join her husband, Dr. Gill, '. s. Nu on his arrival there from a long cruise. will postpone her departure on account of the delay of the Dubuque in reaching that port.
 Dr. Robert Berry will leave on Sat urday for British Colombia. He will be absent through the month of Septem- Der
 MT. Frank Grider will join Mrs. Grder at Colorado Springs. where she has passed the summer. and they also contemplate travelling through the Can adian Rockies before returning to Bir- mlngham.
 Miss FIosie Jackson left yesterday for Ironwood, Mich, where she will pass the winter.
 Mrs. Wilson of Chicago will arrive the first o1 September to visit her fath- er MT. Green, at the Hillman.
 Miss Marguerite Chisolm is at Lake Toxaway with her sister, Mrs Daniel Huger of Memphis.
 On their return from their wedding journey Mir and Mrs. William H. Me Kleroy will reside in the McKleroy residence in Anniston, one of the handsomest on Quintard avenue. Mrs. McKleroy who was Mrs. Susan Mus grove of Birmingham, has an attrao- tive town house in Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bowron and Miss Edith Bowron arrived in Moscow early in August. Among the many interest ing points of interest mentioned by Mrs. Bowron is the ancient and wonder ful bell which is inside the Kremlin walls. Forty men can stand under the bell. which has been used as q chapel. It was cast for Anna, the daughter of Peter the Great. but was never in- tended to be rung.
 MT. and Mrs John H. Coughlan will take possession of their Quinlan avenue residence the first of october.
 Miss Mary Campbell will leave for Baltimore the middle of September, where she will re-enter the Woman's college.
 Mrs ". F. Greaves returned few days ago from Georgia. where she had n most charming stay with her aunt, Mrs. Hervie Jordan.
 MT. J. Campbell 4daben. Jr., has re- turned.
 Mrs. Richard F. Johnston is in North Carolina.
 pr. ]. D. s. Davis passed a few days  in London en route from Paris and Der lin.
 pr. and Mrs. J. w. Stagg will return this week.
 Col. S W. John Is in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. J. E. Raulston is now in Brook lyn.
 Mrs. E. G. Steph ems Is passing a de- lightful summer abroad with New York friends.
 Captain Dewitt T.. g. A, who is sta toned at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan, has joined Mrs. Dewitt, who is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs George H. Estes.
 The Misses Marler have as their guests, Miss Sophia Evans of Maroa, H., and Miss Cora Jones of Blocton, Ala.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francis Tabor are the guests of Mrs. John Thomas Tabor
 The Atlanta Journal of last Sunday prints a picture of Miss Allison Smith of Birmin gham, who Is being eXten- sively entertained this summer by At lanta's younger social set. Miss smith Is the beautiful young daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. c. Smith of 1917 Fifth avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and children have returned home after an absence of four weeks.
 Miss Lillian Hughes. after having spent two months in Montgomery. has returned home.
 Mr, and Mrs. B. Chases left, yesterday for Cook Springs, where Mir. Glasses hopes to soon recuperate from a serious illness of six weeks. Don't Use Practically Pure" White Lead There is no other pigment that is \ 1.prac,icallvn n White I eal--no other