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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

A Very Good Story-for Sparrow.-A
sparrow that makes its home up on North ave-
nue., near Charles street. has attracted much
attention recently by riding downtown on q
st. Paul street car each morning as far rs the
Hotel Belvedere, says the Baltimore sam.
The bird takes the same car each morning
about 10 o'clock. Just as it turns the corner
at North avenue the little bird flies in the win
dow and perches himself on a brace above the
motorman's head. 1t stays there until Chase
street is reached, and then flies out ofthe vesti-
bule toward the Belvedere.
1t is not known positively what his object is
in getting off at the same place every morning,
but several of those who have noticed the
birds actions have come to the conclusion
that there is lady bird in the case, and that
there is love affair going on in one of the
trees in that neighborhood. However, she
has not been seen yet, but the conductor is on
the lookoutAnd expects every morning to see
the same little sparrow fly in the car not alone.
but with the one he has been wooing for so
many days.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20
rHE nRATH RECoRp.

Vance Miss Marie Vance, daughter of Mr..
Howard Vance. of Hereford, died on Sunday
last at the home of her uncle, Mr.. Wesley
Royston, of Butler, after protracted illness
vived by three sisters-Mrs. Henry Nicoll, of
Govanstown Mrs. Emory Cole, of Mt. Car.
mel, and Miss Georgia Vance. She also leaves
one brother-Mr. Thomas Vance. The funeral
took place at Mt. Carmel M. E. Church on
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. G. F. Henderson, OF
Hereford Baptist Church, of which the de-
ceased was member, conducting the services.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Thomas Bond,
Harry Fowble, Clifton Cole, A. Johnson,
Harry Gill and Charles Royston.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Kingsville. 18th District.-Mrs. Annie ID
dons. of Baltimore. Miss Marry Iddons, of
Washington, and Miss Kate f Bell, of Hamil-
ton, Canada are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J..
Bell.
Mrs. Margaret 3. Gorsuch, Miss Mary A.
Gorsuch and Miss NJ Stella Swift, of Baltimore,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Gorsuch
Mrs. M. e. horn, Mrs. Frank Weber and
children and Miss Emma Sohl, of Baltimore
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Quinlin.
Miss L. Virginia Quinln is visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Annie Perdue, who has been guest of
her niece, Miss Emily Quinlin, has returned
to her home at Monkton.
Mr.. William Price, who has been sick-hav.
ing had slight stroke of paralysis-is improv-
ing.
The tournament for the benefit of Saint
Stephens Church at Bradshaw will be held on
Tuesday, August, 18th. These annual affairs
are great source of pleasure to the people of
the neighborhood, as well as to many from
Baltimore city and Hartford county.
Mr.. Ashbridge, of Philadelphia, isthe guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Gorsuch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Herndon have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Lynchburg
Va. They were accompanied by Mrs. Hern-
don's mother, Mrs. Lloyd. e.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Frederick.-Mrs. Jane T. Frederick wife
Tusday last after lingering illness from con-
sumption, aged So years. She Is survived by
her husband and two sons. Deceased was q
native of Baltimore county and daughter Of
the late Benjamin Upton. Mr.. Thomas Tip
ton, of Oakland, Carroll county. is brother
of the deceased. and Mrs. Elijah Fishpaw, of
Cockeysville, is a sister.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Maryland & Pennsylvania r. r. I'M
provements.-The Belair Democrat of last
week said the Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad has purchased all of the stone houses
Rlong the Falls road, adjoining its property.
The houses are to be razed to make room for
contemplated improvements made necessary
by increasing passenger and freight business.
The connection made with the B. & o. r. r.
Belt tunnel is about commleted and will be
ready for use in few weeks. This connec-
ton win be used for freight only for time.
but it is believed eventually passenger trains
will also use it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Mr.. Kreamer Has Close Call.-During
the heavy electric storm on Thursday evening
Police Station and splintered it. After de-
molishing the staff the bolt ran down into the
station house itself and lit on the head Of Mr..
Joseph Kreamer, brother of Patrolman Krea-
mer. Not hair of his head was scorched, but
Mr. Kreamer's hat was badly burned. One OF
the men said that the bolt went on back
through the station house and knocked down
horse.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

The M. q. Church in Baltimore County.
The following figures have been compiled
from the reports made at the last annual ses-
sion of the Baltimore Conference, showing the
strength of the NJ. e. Church in Baltimore
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

THE ASSISTANT Secretary of Agriculture favors
the corn tassel for the national flower. Ii the
size of what it represents is the test it has no
competitor, but there are better blossoms for
bouquet.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Chestnut Ridge, 9Th District. The
monthly business meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Carroll M. e. Church was held at
the home of Mrs. Rebecca Scott, Tuesday eve
ming, July 18th. A musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered by the committee. Re-
freshments were served.
A home camp-meeting will be held in
Shroyer's woods, on the Dover and Ridge
roads, beginning Friday, July 9th. in charge
of Rev. A. A. Bichell, pastor OF Chestnut
Ridge Circuit. -,
Mackall and John, are spending their vacation
at the home of Mrs. w. J. Harris, of Chestnut
Ridge. d.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

A National Bank for Pikesvilie-A num-
Der of persons interested in starting national
bank at Pikesville, Baltimore county, held
meeting Saturday last at the offices of Messrs.
Barton, Wilmer, Amber & Stewart, in Bal
tin1ore. Mr.. Randolph Barton, ST., as chair.
committee to take the project in charge and
push it to q conclusion. He will name this
committe and report it to another meeting of
the promoters to be held later.
Those behind the project believe there is
field for wide awake banking institution in
the vicinity selected. In addition to Pikesville
proper such facilities will be availed by those
doing business at Arlington, West Arlington
and Mount Washington, as well as the inter-
vening country. In addition, this is known
to be successful farming section, and many
agriculturists will avail Of nearby banking IA
cilities rather than to all the way to Balti-
more for such accommodations.
nrL he aas1f 0f
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

$0OOUO is Subscribed ana tne cnarter issueu.
Going from Home to Get the News
The New York american OF Tuesday said
MRS. Charles J.. Bonaparte, wife OF the Attor-
ney. General, passed through New York on her
way from her estates in Baltimore county to
Canada and the Thousand Islands, where the
Bonapartes are going for months outing.
And it is to be an outing in every sense OF the
word 2 declared the Attorney-t]eneral, whose
love of life in the open is greater than those
who have seen him busted in and about the
Capitol at Washington might suspect. Mrs.
Bonaparte is stronger than she has been for
years. She entertained extensively last sea
son, though in quiet way, at Bella Vista,
has been known to grow quite homesick in her
town house for the spacious mansion surround
ed with its old park and quaint Colonial shrub
berry.
1.-THE kennels at Bella Vista are attractive.
for the Bonapartes have many valuable dogs,
especially colIies."
Tur Aeafera MT Gacrnfary of Agriculture favOrs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03

Ladies Card club on Thursday afternoon.
 Friday afternoon Mrs Dyke Echols en- tertained the Lost Heir club most charm ingly at her home in New Decatur.
 Mrs N. E. Hall received a few friends on Wednesday afternoon in hoaor Of her wedding anniversary
 MT. and Mrs. Blackwell entertained a number of friends at their home n New Decatur Saturday evening.
 Mrs r. O. McFadden of Bowling Green, Ky is visiting relatives in New Deea- tur
 Mrs David Brown is visiting in Mem phis.
 Miss May Alma Lampkins of Athens visited here the past week.
 Miss Bettie Burleson of Hartselle is Vis- ting here.
 Mrs Conrad Strickland visited at Flint the past week.
 Mrs George Williamson entertained the Nomans Home Mission society of the First Methodist church Wednesday even ing.
 Mrs. Laura Boudin and daughter. Miss Georgia, are home from protracted visit to Birmingham.
 Mrs. Leila Seaton Wilder was called home suddenly from visit to Ohio by the death of her nephew. Master Richard Henry Horton
 Mir and Mrs W. A. Bibb have returied from a visit to Havana, Cuba.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
GILMAN.

Cullman. March 1.-(Special. )-Mrs. The resa Wachter is spending several days in Louisville.
 Grover Warren is visiting friends and relatives in Birmingham
 Buford Thompson of Atlanta Ga. is the guest of his parents. .Ir. and Mrs. D. T. Thompson.
 Dr. Carl HartunG of Ora wfordsvlIe Tenn. is spending few days in Gull man, the guest of friends and relatives
 Charles Thompson of Blount Springs is in the city for few days
 J. R. Rosson was ill Montgomery this week
 Bob Brown of Hartselle is in cullman this week.
 Asa E. L'uller visited Montgomery this week.
 Mrs. T. I. Humphrey and daughter Miss Birdie of. Atlanta, arc the guests of NIT. and Mrs Will c. Brown
 Mr and Mra. w. c. Lynch of Birming- ham are the guests of the Rev. and Mrs N, P McGlawn
 Mrs D. T. Thompson spent several days in New Decatur this week.
 r. F. St. John spent Wednesday in Huntsville.
 NIr, nnd Mrs. McGrath of Blue Island H., will be the guest of their daughter Mrs Otto stoll, during the month Of March.
 Mrs. NJ. Lewis is visiting friends and relatives in Chicago
 The B. Y. P. |. was reorganizod at the First Baptist church last Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
HUNTSVILLE,

Huntsville. March .-(sneeial)-AIrs. Neil Ryan entertained on Friday even ing in compliment to Miss Lizzie Lee All len of Chattanooga, and Miss Nell Reese of Fayetteville
 Miss Josie Swasey entertained the mem bers of the Swastika club on Wednes- day evening"
 Mrs. Charles H. Pulley and children have returned to Greenbrier after visit ing Mrs. Douglas Taylor
 Mrs. T. H. Fossck has returned to Redwood, Ala after visiting Mrs. J. J. Crittenden
 Mrs. Carl Lundgren and Miss Mary Lou Harris have gone to Birmingham to visit relatives and friends
 Mrs. Will German and Miss Rosa Coch- ran have been visiting relatives here this week.
 Mrs. Oscar Harris and Mrs. Robert Moore are visiting relatives In Nashville. Miss Demie Lennis and Mrs. John De- Young have returned from Kelso.
 Miss Ada French is at home after visit ing friends at Taylorsville.
 Miss Tomme Bragg of Hurricane is visiting Miss Ina Railes
 Mr. and Mrs. w. Wilson of Tullaho-~- are visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Milton Baldrdge has returned to Nashville after visiting relatives here. Miss lrma and Miss Annie Schiffman have returned to Nashville.
 Mrs. Sam Darwin and Miss Margaret Darwin of Moore's Mill are visiting Mrs. Joseph MeCown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
LIKED ICE BATHS.
President Adams SWam in the Potomac
 In Winter.
Prom the Washington Post.

From the Washington Post.
 Before the cheerful glow of a well filled latrobe stove one evening last week, sev- eral gentlemen were having symposium in a private residence on M street. They were talking over all sorts of matters including. of course, the eVer-recurring topic of the weather.
 'T expect" remarked one of the party. a man from Boston. there will be some bitter cold weather before the spring fairly opens. If that rugged old gentle man from my state. John Quincy Adams, was with us now he would have chance to indulge in what we have often been told was one of his favorite habits-that is going down to the river on cold win ter mornings and breaking the ice pre- paratory to d plunge in the Potomac. l have never believed that yarn however" continued the New England man, but have always looked upon it as one of the usual fables that crop out in this city every now and them
 "Well, you might as well believe it, said Washington man. who is pretty we'll advanced in years. flor it Is a well attested fact. knew in my younger days a gentleman of this city, one of the most prominent physicians of ante-bellum days. and later on a distinguished officer in the Confederate army, who has .assured me and others as well that when he was a mere lad he has seen President John Quincy Adams break the thin ice in the Potomac on winter morning and take a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
SCoTTSR SRoRo.

Scottsboro. March 2.-(Special.) Miss Ida Caldwell entertained with dinner Thursday in honor of her friend. Miss Mayne Coffey, who will be married to Mir. Charley Rowland on March '.
 Mrs. John F, Proctor has returned iron, Montgomery.
 Mrs. John w. Barnett has returned from Bridgeport
 Mrs. w. A. Gold visited relatives at Bridgeport.
 Miss Fannie Buchanan has returned from Anniston.
 Miss Syney Skelton is at Smyrna Tenn, where she wil be one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of he>- friend Miss Sadie Gregory.
 Mrs. Alley has returned to her home in Bridgeport after spending several months at the bedside of her daughter, the late Mrs. W. l.. Moody.
 The Philadelphia Literary society rem dered very interesting programme last Friday evening in the college chapel,
 Miss Sydney Kyle has gone to Mont gomery.
 Miss Lacy Fucker of Nashville is the guest of Mrs. R. $. Skelton.
 Miss William Honk of Limrock was the guest of Mrs. Mary Honk.
 Mrs. J. H. Gregory entertained the Round Dozen club Thursday afternoon. very enterestng programme was car ried out and Miss Sydney Kyle, Miss Dube Parks Miss Sweetie and Miss Jen- nie Harirs. and Miss Fucker were guests of the occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
TUSCUM BlA.

Tuscumba, March 2.-(Special) Mrs. Henry Harris entertained a number of her friends at a birthday dinner the past week, which was a very enjoyable affair. Miss Harris was the recipient of many nice gifts on this occasion.
 Miss Virgia Cox was at home to a party of friends a few days ago, the occasion being the celebration of her birthday.
 Mrs. Martin Payne has returned to her home in Memphis.
 Miss Mary l.. Campbell has returned to ShelbyVille. Tenn, after visit here to Mrs. Porter.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Henry have re- turned to Mississippi after a pleasant visit to relatives here.
 Miss Kate Cook of Barton is visiting her sister, Miss Annie Cook.
 Mrs. Cliff King and daughter, Miss Louise of Leighton, made a brief visit to the city.
 Captain and Mrs Hampton. also from Leighton, were recent visitors here.
 MT and Mrs G. NJ Amon of Rome, Ga. visited relatives here.
 Mrs. Turner Porterfield has gone to Wilton, where she will in future reside,
 Miss May Pattersons charming guest from Knoxville. Miss Hale, has returned to her home in that city.
 Miss Hurst of Russellville, is the guest of Miss Mary Hyde.
 Miss Elijah Conner of Florence was q charming visitor to the city recently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
GADSDETI.

cadsden. March 9.-(speeiap-A dance was given at the Printup hotel by mum Der of society young men Weuncsday eve ming in compliment 10 Mss Susie Bowie of Rome. Ga. who is the guest of Mrs. s. (. Gentry.
 Fernwood Mitchell of Birmingham was the guest of his parents, Col. and Mrs. R. A. Mitchell Wednesday.
 Miss l.. B. McCollum of Warren, Ind, is the guest of Mrs. A. w. McCuloueh.
 Mrs s. II. Henderson who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. II. o. Dumas, has returned to her home in Talladesa.
 Mir Morris N. Bush was visitor among friends Wednesday, returning 10 his home in Birmingham Thursday.
 Miss Carrie Brooks is visiting friends in Birmingham.
 B. C. Daniel Of Eutaw Ala, is visiting friends here
 MT. A E. shaddick and family left Wednesday for Lorain, Ohio, and will make that city their future home.
 Judge John II. Disque has gone to Hot Springs Ark, for the benefit of his health.
 Miss Mary Cunningham, who has been the guest of friends has returned to her home in RussellVle, Ky.
 Judge and Mrs Alto Y. Lee, Sr., have returned from visit to Montgomery
 Miss Mary McAlpine of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Miss Mary Dortch.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Kidd of Anniston are visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tolhelm have re turned from a visit to friends in Birm- ingham.
 G. w Garner and wife of Atlanta are visiting their brother, b. l.. Garner on Peachtree street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Houston of Annis- ton have been visiting friends here.
 Mir and Mrs. E. C. Clarke have re- turned from Nuty. \. J. Mrs. Edward Moss and little son have returned from visit to relatives In Gun tersvllc Miss Edna Sandlin has returned home from a lengthy visit to relatives in Alex ! ander City. Prof. w D. striplin is in Chicago at tending the National School Superinten- dents association. Miss Midren Afford is visiting relatives and friends in Guntersville. | Mr. and Mrs. F. w Lewis entertained number of their friends in honor of | their fifth wedding anniversary on Fri day evening in their apartments in the 1 Commercial hotel. 1 Mir. Felix A. Allison has gone to Sa- vannah, Ga, to reside. l Miss Ethel Hughes of Coats Bend Is | the guest of Miss Ethel Stocks on Harral- l son avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Appleton are vis- l itng in Rome, Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
MOBILE.

Mobile March 2-(Special )-Several en- agreements and wedding announcements
 have been made during the week. Lent
 will not be all quiet as entertainments of various natures are peIng arranged for the brides-to-be. Gen. and Mrs Julian w. Whitney have announced the engagement of their daugh-
 ter, Jessie Fairfax. to MT. Walter Ward Heron. The wedding originally fixed for June has been advanced to April and Mrs. Whitney and Miss Jessie will leave next
 week for New York to purchase the trous-
 seau.
 Mr. Heron will give a large theatre
 party Monday evening in compliment to Miss Whitney.
 Mrs Edward Richardson Upham has issued invitations to the marriage of her
 daughter Marion Deering. to MT. Wyle Forte West on the morning of Tuesday,
 March 5, at 1l:3o o'clock at Christ Church chapel.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Ethel Hodgson. daughter of Col. and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson. to MT. Julian A. Wat ters The wedding will take place April | l6 at home.
 Mrs William IT, Berney issued invita- tions this week to card party In honor of her two nieces. Mrs. Harry Baker Smith of New York. and Miss Sarah Mary Baughman of Richmond, Va, Tues day, March D. at o'clock. Thursday, however, Mrs. Smith received a telegram from her husband asking her to join him in a Canadian trip and she left that night for New York.
 Mrs. Lister of Detroit first vice pres
 ident of the National Society of Colonial
 Danes Is the guest of Mrs. Hortense A.
 Battle and Is receiving much attention
 from Mobilians.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs Harvey
 Jones gave tea in her honor at her
 Mi. .l..,, ,s,.x AT..x Goode entertained at bridge for her Mrs.
 F.. l.. Colston also entertained for her during the week.
 La grippe has had Mobile in it's clutches of late and scarcely a family has es- capped it's visitation Among those who have suffered most severely from it are Mrs T. K Irwin and MT, \. F. Van Heymgen. both of whom narrowly cs- capped pneumonia.
 Mrs. Annie Louise Morriss was hostess
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
FLORENCE.

Florence March 2.-(Special Mrs. Elm met O'Neal was the gracious hostess at the meeting of the Southern Library as socation, held at her handsome home, on Court street, this week. After the lit- erary programme, the guests were soci- ally entertained in most charming way by Mrs. O'Neai. Delicious refreshments were served.
 An art exhibit will be given by the Florence public schools March 6, :, and 9, which promises to be very pleasant affair.
 Miss Maggie Campbell. has returned to her home in Columbus, Miss, after q lengthly visit here to her sister, Mrs. William P. Campbell.
 Mrs Eugene r. Williams of St. Louis, is visiting her mother. Mrs. F. A. O'Neal. who has been quite i'll of la grippe. Mrs, O'Neal Is the widow of the late Gov. Edward A. O'Neal, and Is now in her S7th year, but an active. well preserved dame, of "ye oldon time" Mrs. O'Nears many friends will be glad to know of her inn provement in health.
 Mrs. Ruby Shotwel Piper of New York Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E. A. O'Neal.
 Miss Martha Campbell of Nashville, was the guest for several days the past week of friends and relatives
 Mrs. M. w. Camper entertained linn ited number of friends this week in com pliment to Mrs. John B. Wealley of Bir- mingham.
 Mrs. Edgar of St. Louis is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E. A. O'Neal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03

plunge into the water He was in the
 habit of going to a point at the foot of
 Twelfth street for these morning ablu-
 lions.
 "ln mild weather MT. Adams would al- ways go down to the river and take a plunge from the wharf The boys all knew him and would greet him with a shout, particularly when, after making his dive, his head which had no more hair on it than there is on an egg would come bobbing up to the surface. The boys, however, drew the line joining in the swim when there was lee. They preferred skating.
 Tn my younger days further re- | marked the Washington man, "I have | seen number of people baptized In the | Potomac when the mercury in the ther- | mometer was below the freezing point. l But don't you make any mistake he | said to the gentleman from Boston, | about John Quincy Adams swimming .l | the icy Potomac. There are men living l in Washington today whose fathers and | grandfathers have seen him in the act. l Maybe that accounted for his long life, | for he was over so years of age when he l had his fatal stroke of apoplexy in the /, House of Representa- tives, of which he | was member at the time of his | death"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
SHEFFIELD,

Sheffield. March 2.--tSpeciaL )--Miss Mat tie Elmore of this city, daughter of MT. and Mrs H. B. Elmore. and MT. Chamer Sharp were married in Memphis a few days since, and have gone to Florence, where they will make their future home. The bride Is one of the popular young ladies of this city, and has large circle of friends who extend congratulations and best wishes to the happy pair.
 Capt. and Mrs. James R. Grove have been on an extended visit to their daugh- ter. Mrs. Charles W. Alleln at Savannah Ga. Mrs. Grove and Mrs. Alleyn have now gone on visit to Florida.
 Mrs. J. L. Gibbs of Philadelphia is vis- iting her son. who has come south to accept d position with the North Alabama Gas company
 Mrs. T. Lester Fossick of Atlanta. and her sister, Miss Willie Blanche Asher, are the guests of Mrs. Fossick's parents, MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Fossck
 Mrs. w. A. Lanford and daughter, Miss 9nnis. have returned from visit to Car bon Hill.
 Mrs. w. R. Allen has returned from visit to her parents in Nashville, Tenn.
 Mrs. ]. Spelberger has returned from a visit to her daughter in St, Louis.
 Mir. and Mrs Sam C. Cooke have re- turned from a visit to Birmingham.
 Miss Clara Robinson of Waverly who has been visiting her sister Mrs. C. P. Graves, has zane to Atlanta to visit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-03
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

at dinner this week, her party included Misses Anita Sims. Hattie Diggett. Mabel Cleveland. Helen Clare Dams of Albany, Ga, Messrs. l.. c. Adams, Emmett Hear In. k. Maxon. John Shields, John Grey.
 Mrs. Charles l.. Cawell of Nashville Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Erwin Craig heard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norman Richards are vis- itng friends in Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. George l.. LeatherburY gave dinner "Wednesday evening in fare well to MT. T. r. Whittlesey who leaves the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City road for a connection with the Seaboard AIT Line The other guests were MT. r. G' Glazier, MT. and Mrs. c. NJ Luce, MT. and Mrs B. B. Boone MT and Mrs L. l.. Rubira Airs. Cornnie Orton and Mrs Glazier.