The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-20

licious harbecued supper served about o'clock with quantities of melons, while iced beverages were served un- der the trees by little Miss Will Jemi- son of Birmingh and Marion Pin card
 At their handsome home in Eufaula MT. and Mrs. George r. Dent have been entertaining a house party which in cluded MT. and Mrs. Clark Williams of Birmingham, Mir. and Mrs. George F. Dent Jr, of Washington and MT. and Mrs Loui Dent of Crystal Springs. Miss.
 At Cusseta MT. and Mrs. J. M Yer non have d number of house guests. including Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Vernon of Birmingham and their children. There are about nIty guests being en- tertained at the Vernon homestead.
 MT Charles Caldwell of Bainbridge will pass the remainder of the summer at Chase City, Va.
 Mrs. William Dorsey Jelks of Eufaula
  ham.
 Judge s. D. Weakley returned Sunday night from Knoxville. where he had been called by the unfavorable condition of his little daughter, Miss Eula Weal1ley, who is i'll there with typhoid fever She is now convalescent and as soon as she is able to travel she will be taken to Flor ence Mrs. Weakley has apartments near the sanitarium where her little daughter lies ill and is daily visitor there.
 Mrs Margaret Woodward Evins and her little daughters have been at Blowing Rock for several weeks.
 Mrs Ned McDavid and her children are passing the summer most charmlngly at the Ingraham Llthia Springs.
 MT. William Mudd Is visiting friends in Tuscaloosa.
 MT. and Mrs Arthur DeBardeleben are in Rome, Ga.
 Mrs. A. G. MeAndrews is at Tallulah Falls, Ga, and is staying with Mir and Mrs Moss at their cottage there.
 Miss Donald Seals is being entertained charmingly in Eufaula where she is the guest of Miss Kendall. Among those who entertained at cards for her was Miss Bessie Dean, whose engagement has just been announced to one of Birmngham's well known young bachelors.
 Mrs Culpepper Is in Bremen, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Walker.
 The wedding of Miss Frances Sanders of Montevallo and MT. Fletcher Williams of Birmingham will take place today and is of interest to a number of friends Mir Williams is a son of Mir and Mrs. Ricn- ard Williams of Opelika. The ceremony will be performed at the Baptist church in Montevallo.
 Mir c. w. Wallace has returned from South Carolina. where he was the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. T. Brown.
 Misses Mabel and Minnie Mcdaniel of Cuba, Ala. are In the city for few days prior to their departure on Thursday for a trip east with Mrs. Alexander's party Among other points of interest, they will visit Toronto, Washington, Niagara Falls, New York and Jamestown. While in the city they are the guestts of Miss Sad'e E.. Marler.
 MT. G. Bowden Settle, who has made Birmingham his home for the past year, is now on a visit to Texas and the guest at large camping party near his former home place, Galveston.
 MT. Ben Miller Harrison of the Louis vile and Nashville railroad left Sunday for a few weeks rest in Georgia. MT. Harrison is a grandson of Mir. B. c. Mill ner. who was one of the pioneer civil and mining engineers of Alabama and who did so much for the development of the state. MT. Harrison hopes to be greatly benefited by his rest as he has heen quite Ill for some time.