The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14


 MT. Wesinger Is the general manager of the Walker County Abstract company. He is from Marion. where the family has always maintained the sterling integrity and traditions of that famous section
 Mrs. Frank G. Kinney, Miss Mary Kin ney and Hubert Kinney are also at Tate, having gone Up with Mrs. Exum few days ago They will also spend a part of the season at Asheville.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar F. Smith returned yesterday to Bangor, after spending the week in town.
 MT and Mrs. w. J. Cunningham have .one to JaInest own and Washington and will later visit relatives in Allentown, Pa.
 Miss Lucille Richter, who has been the guest of Miss Lillian Traywiclx at her home in Verbena. has bee ndelghtfully entertained there, and will return tomor- row and have Miss Traywlck as her guest at her home, BOOT First avenue Wood lawn
 Dr. Chiles Clifton Terrell of the Univer- sity of Mississippi arrived yesterday, join ing Mrs Terrell. who has been in Birmng ham several weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Taylor Taliferro.
 Miss Irma Calmus is visiting relatives il Albany Ga.
 Mrs. Leo Loventhal and her daughter are the guests of Mrs Loventhals sister, Mrs. P. H. Calmas, 516 Seventeenth street.
 At morning service a St. Andrew
 ,hurch. South Highlands, Mrs. Harry
 irn will render as an offertory sacred words to the beautiful air of Sing Me to sleep The Rev. MT. Raimundo de Ovies will officiate at both morning and evening services.
 MT. and Mrs M F. McCarty have moved into their new home, 9O7 South Seven teenth street.
 Mir and Mrs. Louie Reese are with Mr. and Mrs NJ. r. McCarty at 9o7 South Nineteenth street.
 Mir s. s. Harris is spending ten days at Biloxi Miss. as the guest of his aunt, Mrs Sterling Wood. He will also visit Mobile and New Orleans before returning to Birmingham.
 Mrs. James Parker Leake entertained the members of the Thursday Afternoon Social club at the residence of her mother, Mrs. James NJ. Allen, 245O TWenty-nrst avenue north.
 A congenial party of club members and their guests enjoyed a rose contest ar ranged by the hostess, a rose bowl filled with them being won by Mrs. CresWel. Mrs Smith won the visitors prize, a box of Japanese stationery Each member Of the club was asked to write an original essay relative to the club, and these were replete with clever comments, causing ] of Ieague won the prize on a cut with Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Bates.
 Mrs. Allen read an original poem, bright and sparkling containing clever personal alluslons to each member. There were other contests, which were entertaining and enjoyable. the prize winners, Mrs | Blake Mrs. Creswell. The luncheon served was delicious. The hostess wore a white lingerie toilette trimmed with i Irish laees.
 Pery Guice, the young son of MT. and Mrs. B. Lloyd Guice, who has been i'll with fever for some days, is now consid- 1 cred to have typhoid. 1 Mir and Mrs. Jonas Fox will leave on l Wednesday for Michigan to spend the re- mainder of the summer.
 Mrs. J. c. Scott is spending some time l at Blount Springs.
 l Dr. and Mrs. R. V. Eobley and their l children are at St. Clair Springs
 Miss Willie Hartwell is visiting friends l in Lowndsborough.
 l Mrs. E. T. Glass entertained the Quiyive i club and a few friends on Friday after l noon. In the contest for writing an orig 1 inal poem on the word carnation the i prize was won by Mrs. w. D. Wood, ] cluster of carnations. The house was i decorated with carnations. l Mir and Mrs. T. S. Pounds will leave l tomorrow morning for Mir. Pounds plan l tations on the Coosa river for ten days ] camping party. The following young peo- pie from Birmingham to be their guests: ] Miss Lizzie N- Pound. Miss Mildred Scull.