The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-11
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mingham, is the ideal type of the ante bellum mansion. It is one of the most historic estates near Birmingham, hay ing been the home of the late Judge Mudd. and remaining in the Mudd fam fly up to a few years ago when MT. Munger purchased it for summer res idence. While restoring 1t and adding conveuiences that make 1t as complete and luxurious as any town house, the Colonial charm has been diminished. Ii is q fine type of the white -pillared houses of the old south, sladowed with stately trees and reached by long driveway. The interior arrangement is tVpicallY Colonial.
 The old gardens about the house are charming Smooth white roads indi- eating the auto enthusiast. lead to the doorway of Arlington, and the distance from the city is so short that ehauf- feurs cover it in a few minutes large party. Zen auto were enhr- talned at Arlington the past week. The members of the Birmingham Motor club were the guests of Mr. Munger, It's president, and one of the most en- thusastic autoists in the city, and the owner of several handsome cars. MT. and Mrs. Munger toured France in their French touring car which later attracted much attention at the Or mond- Daytona races.
 Mrs. Robert Thach and Miss Mayo Thacb are now en route to London, having sailed with MT. Hugh Martin and his mother. Mrs. Thach and her daughter may probably remain abroad the entire winter. They will travel un- til autumn and cir plans for the win ter will not be definitely settled until then Mrs. Thach was just recovering from an illness of typhoid fever and at one time thought that she would l have to prostpone her sailing date 
 Major and Mrs Joseph Hardie are passing the summer at their cottage at 1 Chandler Springs, as has been thelr ] custom for many years. Their Win ] ters are passed in California. Harold Lewis. the young son of MT. and Mrs. Mark Lewis, still continues i'll with typhoid fever. Little Mildred , Lewis is convalescing.
 l The junior department of the First Methodist church will serve ices and i other refreshments at Capitol park on Friday afternoon, August 16, from to 10 o'clock.
 Miss Corinne Chisolm and Miss Mary Campbell are in Columbia, Tenn, the guests of Miss Julia Wartield, who Is en- tertaning a house party in their honor. There will be a number of guests from Nashville and the entire week will be filled with many delightful events
 The visit of MT. and Mrs. Aubrey Har- well (Kathleen Lewis) of New Is source of pleasure to many old friends They are the guests of Mrs. Harwells mother. Mrs Kate Rhodes Lewis, on Ridge Park avenue. Mrs. Harwell Is brilliant and charming woman.
 Mrs. C. H. Worrell announces the en- eament of her daughter Grace, to MT. George & Jackson, formerly of Birming- ham, but now of Augusta, Ga The we'd ding will take place early in September.
 Mrs. T. L. Hudgns and Mrs McBee GMarie Hudginsl will leave Tuesday for Asheville, N. (.
 Mrs. S. E. Thompson and Miss Helen Thompson left Friday for St. Clair Springs, Mch
 Mrs E. L. Higdon and her sister, Miss Ada Coleman, are at their summer home at Leeds.
 Mrs. Mary Lou Mountjoy will leave this week for French Lick Springs
 Mrs. Henry Rosenbaum is in New York.
 Miss Tyler Moore and Miss Mary Moore will leave thls week for Waynesville, N C.. to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Nabb.
 Miss Marcella Mccormack of Cincinnati has been spending a few days in Bir- mngham with her father. who is auditor of the Queen and Crescent.
 Miss Gertrude Flppen is spending the month of August in the mountains Of Tennessee.
 Miss Annie Carney has gone to James, town. Washington and New York.
 Mrs. Henry Bailey and her children, who have been spending several weeks i in Birmingham at the Hillman, have re- turned to Evansville, Ind.
 Mir and Mrs Edward C. Baird have returned from their wedding journey and are at home at 1907 Avenue J.
 Miss Agnes Bethea has returned from a visit of six weeks to relatives in Tal- l ladega.
 Miss Ford will leave this woke for Waynesvllle, N. c.
 Miss Emma Koenig and Winfield Koeng are in McGraw, N. Y., the guests of Mir l and Mrs. Arthur Koeng. They will be absent until the early autumn.
 Mrs. J. E.. Gill, who has been the guest of her mother. Mrs. Armes, will leave
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