The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-05
SOCIETY CELEBRATES GLORIOUS FOURTH Dinners and LuncheonS of the
 Past Week
  THE BACHELORS ENTERTAIN Saturday Evening Dinners at the coun- try club-soclal Announcements
 and Other Notes of
 Interest.
THE BACHELORS ENTERTAIN

MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum gave a 2 dinner at the Country club last evening in compliment to their house guest. Miss Ellen semple. Miss Emily Semple of New Work and Miss Anna Fillmore of Mont goAnery.
 The decorations were appropriate to the aylorious Fourth and the occasion was a brilliant one. assembling a eongenial party Among the other guests were MT. and Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, MT. and Mrs. Pa seal Shook. MT. and Mrs. Barrett, MT and Mrs. Hobson. MT. and Mrs. Ross e. Smitll, MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockard. Dr. and Mrs. Jordan, Mir. and Mrs. Raul, MT. and Mrs Eugene Brown. Miss Dunn. Miss Com CT. Miss Barden, Miss Kirkpat- rick. MT. Brown, Miss Monte Donico, MT. Rams 4y, Mr Gordon Crawford, MT. Peevy, NJr Chase Perkins, MT Grant, MT. Barr. lDr. Mortimer Jordan and MT. Webb Craw ford.
 x MT. Erskii le Ramsay and MT. Robert Brown gave a dinner on Friday evening at their resid ence to Miss Ellen Semple, Miss Emily 1Semple of New York, and Miss Anna Ehnore of Montgomery, the guests of MT and Mrs. Culpepper Exum. The decorations were in crimson and white, and the dinner cards were fire crackers.
 Those present were Mir. Ramsay, MT. Brown Mrs. Cutpepper Exnm, Miss Sem pie. Mss Emily Semple, Miss Elmore, Miss Dunn. Miss Barden, Miss Conner, Miss Montidonico MT. Exun. MT. Paul Phillips, MT. Hinds PeevN, MT. John L. Kaal. MT. George Gsordont Crawford and Mr. Webb+Crawford.
 Mrs. T. Darlington semple of New York willk be the guestsof friends in town this week.
 Mrs Lewis B. Woodruff is spending the week lend wifh Mrs. H olsston Davis, hay ing come down on Fr hay evening from Bangor, where she hast been passing the month of June with Iher parents, MT. and Mrs. Oscar R. Smith. She will leave on Saturday for Savannah and will sail from there to New York. She and MT. Woodruff will pass the-imonth of August at Lichdeld Conn.
 Mai. and Mrs. ,>illEs J. Milner will remain in Birmingham through July and will then go to the mountains, probably to western North Carolina. which is a favored retreat of Mrs. Miners. They will be joined there by their daughter, Mrs. Alexander Sloan 'Tutwiler of New Orleans, who was Miss Mary Clare Mil ner and was one of the most charming young women of society.
 Miss Martha Milner, who is now in Washington county at tihe Milner estate, and who, as announced in some of the papers, was ill with fewer. has entirely recovered.
 Mrs. Fannie Townley Sanford annosnces the marriage of her daughter Marjorie, to Mir Theodore AnthoppSnefstead Mon day June 2s. At. hsme after July l at Selma.
 Mir and Mrs Jonas Fox have returned from Chattanooga.
 Mrs Mae Snyder has returned from Chattanooga, and will leave for Point Clear in a few days.
 fJudge B. M Allen willsleave today for Denver
 MT. and Mrs. William Henry Eettig and their children are at the Greenbrier White.
 Mrs Edward Wilkinson will probably spend a few weeks at the Greenbrier White.
 Little Lestra Kinney Exum accompa- nied her grandparents, MT and Mrs. F. G. Kinney to Dayton, Ohio.
 A meeting of the Circle will be held at the residence of Mrs J. T. Nixon Tuesday morning at Il o'clock.
 MT. J. c. Maben, Sr., will arrive the first of the week, after an absence of sev-