The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-06

gently in New York by Birmingham friends who give a delightful account of their hospitality and their charming home They sailed this week for London. where they will spend several weeks
 Miss Mary Myrtis Cook has returnend from. New Orleans, Gulfport and other points on the coast
 Mrs. Joseph Cook and children have returned from a visit of several weeks to gulf resorts.
 Mrs. Samuel Perry and her two little daughters have returned from a stay of two months at the country home of MT. H. w. Perry, near Blocton. This lovely summer home has been the scene of sev- eral pleasant family reunions during the season.
 Mrs. c. W. Jolly has returned from the country home of Mir H. w. Perry. near Blocton. where she spent two weeks. Mrs. Robert c. Redus and children are spending the summer in waynesville. N. C.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter K. McAdory have returned from an extended tour of the west.
 Mrs. Grimes Taylor is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. H. Seabrook, in Columbus. Ga.
 , Island. Later she will go to Waynesyille. Ariz., who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert Ewing, left this week friends in Selma before returning to her home in Arizona. Mrs. R. Y. Jones and Miss Judith Jones are spending the month in Florence. Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick is at Sullivan s N. C., for the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. J. E. Wheeler and Miss Marie to visit relatives. They will return about September l.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Lovemand and Miss Lillian Loveman will leave Sunday morn- HE TOT LOOkOuL mountain.
 Letters have been lately received by friends of Miss Matte Hubbard, who is spending the summer in Macatawa, Mich, telling of the intensely cold weather in that place. To hear of cold so bitter on day such as yesterday was almost a comfort to stay-at-homes, who were com blaming of the heat
 Mrs. Ben Boshwitz is in Meridian, Miss. visiting relatives. MT. Jack Barr and MT. Burr are touring the New England states in an automobile. They will be absent about three weeks. Miss Gladys Ensley has returned from Atlanta, where she visited friends Mrs. c. S. Simmons has returned from an extended stay in New York and Att lantc City. She also spent several days as the guest of friends in Athens, Ga, on her return trip.
 Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, who has been the guest of Mrs. w. L. Murdoch. has returned to Blount. She was accom- panied by Mrs. Murdoch, who will visit MT. and Mrs. Randolph at their summer home.
 Mrs. James A. Allen and her sister. Miss Williams, have returned from a visit to their brothers at their ancestral home in Sumter county. The many friends of Mir. Joseph F. Smith. who is i'll at St. vincent's hos pital, will be glad to learn that he Is convalescent from his recent attack of appendicitis.
 Miss Beulah Young left yesterday for Tennessee. She will spend the month of August visiting friends in Nashville, Tul- lahoma and Chattanooga. Mrs. B. L. Martin and her little daugh- ter, Eula, are at Talladega Springs. Mrs. S. H. Matthews and two children. Phares and Freda. are guest of relatives in Cedartown, Ga. Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Montague and Miss Maud Montague are spending two weeks on the gulf coast. Mrs. L. O. Gaudin has as her guests Mrs. William Loveless and Miss Clara Mae Hendrix of Tuscaloosa. The friends of Mrs. Vincent Ferguson will regret to hear of the death of her mother Mrs. Church, which occurred Monday in zanesville. o. Mrs. Ferguson is in zanesville with relatives.
 Miss Lula C. Smith has returned to her home in Atlanta after visit to Miss Georgia Summer. Mrs. Max Morris and her little daugh- ter, Maxine, of Atlanta are gtiests of Mrs. E. Dorn. MT, and Mrs. M. A. Eatman have returned from a visit to friends in Dou- gassville, Ga. MT. and Mrs. s. D. Weakley and chill dren plan to go to New York next week. They will take the ocean trip, sailing from Savannah.