The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

Miss Amy Ward gave a o'clock tea during the week in compliment to Miss Carol Gray of Atlanta, who Is her guest The occasion was among the most charm- ing of the late summer, the guests as sembling at an hour when the lovely flower gardens of the South Highlands and the spacious la wns have revived from the long hot days and look deliviously cool and inviting.
 Miss Amy Ward, Miss May Ward and Miss Gray received the guests. Miss Amy ward was in an afternoon toilette of pom gee hand embroidered Miss May Ward received in white chiffon over pink silk and Miss Gray was In blue crep de chine.
 Punch was served in the prettiest Of palm gardens by Miss Julia Ward and Miss Lee Ward, and the ices were served from an attractive table in the dining room, Mrs w. c. Ward. Mrs. John L. Parker. Miss Grace Hardie, Mrs. E. F. Stoupe and Miss Hermione Stoupe pre- siding there.
 Both of the young friends of Miss Amy Ward and a number of young matrons called during the afternoon.
 Miss Janette Walters left yesterday for Holly Springs.
 Mrs Wilcox and Miss Henrietta Will COX have returned from North Carolina.
 Miss Tyler Moore and Miss Mary Moore have returned from Waynesville, N. c. 
 Mr William Mudd Martin has returned from Lake Toxaway.
 Mrs. Crawford Johnston is passing sev- eral weeks at Lookout Mountain.
 Mrs Evie Robinson and her daughter, Miss Margaret Robinson, of Scottsboro are the guests of Mrs. John Lunsford.
 Mrs. James Rice Is at Lookout noun tain.
 Mrs. William Worthngton has returned.
 Mr and Mrs. James Garland Johns spent the week end at Shades mountain.
 MT and Mrs. Fox, parents of Dr. Bert Fox and pr. Carl Fox. have passed tie summer at Mount Clements. Mich, and in Canada.
 The graduating exercises of the Hillman hospital will take place this evening at o'clock. The friends of the hospital are invited The programme will be most in- teresting.
 SeveraIv Birmingham people returning from Tate Springs and Knoxville were In 4 wreck on Tuesday night between Knox vile and Chattanooga. In the party were Judge and Mrs & D. Weakley and their daughters, Miss Eula Weakley and Ellen Weakley. and Mrs. Alice D. Smith, the mother of MT. Eli F. smith.
 Their sleeper jumped the track, and while no one was injured the shock was severe and the passengers hurriedly left the sleeper which fortunately remained in a position which enabled them to gather their belongings and get out with out personal injury.
 Judge and Mrs. Weakley and their fam ilv were returning from Knoxville. where Miss Eula Weekly has been i'll for sev- eral weeks with typhoid fever They oe- cupied the drawing room and Judge Weakley had his ltle daughter removed to a wayside cottage where they spent the night in preference to the uncertainty of being transferred 10 another car and of reaching Chattanooga
 Mrs. Smith travelled in one of the open ears 10 that city, where she was trans .Ia ap nd raaphpA Riyp1inp ham early yesterday morning. She was returning from Tate. where she had been passing the month of August. | MT. William sutherlin is convalescins from typhoid fever.
 l Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tomlinson will return from Tate Springs this week. Mrs. Edward Wilkinson will return iron l Tate today.
 i Mrs. Eli P. smith and heC mtoher, Mrs Mapes of Montgomery. who has been hel i guest left yesterday for Montgomery. 1 Col T. G. Bush and MT Hollis Busf will arrive in Birmingham today, after l passing the summer abroad 1 MT. and Mrs William n. Nesbitt. whC went east last week, were in Boston fol l a day or two and also at Newport, be l fore going to New York.
 Some of the leading newspaper, among | them the New York World. the Chicago Tribune and the Cincinnati lnquire