The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-11

lY II, 1908
 will regret to learn that she is danger ously i'll at her home on South Thirteenth street.
 MT. and Mrs. c. C. Snyder and Miss Mary Snyder are visiting points in Colo rado.
 Mrs Edward Southgate and her little daughter, Elizabeth are spending the summer at Battle Creek, Mich.
 Mrs. William Redd is also at Battle Creek.
 Mrs. William Pittman Redd entertained at a delightfully."- informal porch party yesterday afternoon In honor of Miss Anna Elmore, Miss Ellen semple and Miss Emily Semple who are the guests of Mrs. Exum.
 Mrs. Redds guests numbered about 25 of the. younger unmarried set and young matrons.
 Ices were served on the porch by Mrs. Redds attractive little daughters Kath- crime and Torrance, and their guest, little Miss Mary Noise.
 The cainty summer gowns and picture hats of the charming group of Eoung women made a pretty and picturesque outdoor scene during the late evening.
 Society is mitch interested in the coming performances of the coburn players which will take place at the Country club on next Friday and Saturday. This will be veritable Shapkesperean festival there being three out of door theatricals, including two nights and matinee. The al fresco features of the entertainments make them altogether attractive. They ire to be on the grounds of the club, ana surely no more delightful place could be found.
 The performances of the Coburg play CTS are becoming a great society feature at tre most exclusive country clubs of the east and south. They have appeared re- gently on the grounds of the Chattanooga Golf club the Atlanta Athletic club, the Cherokee Country club of Knoxville and the Montgomery Country club. In each place society has turned out en masse to witness their plays MT. John L. Raul entertained a num- Der of the social contingent yesterday at noon at the Country club in honor of Miss Ellen semple, Miss Emily sempe and Miss Anna Fillmore. The dinner was 1 elaborate and charming in every detail. Mrs. T. Darlington has arrived from New York and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Culpeper Exum.
 The Huntsville Avenue Chautauqua so- eiety gave a delightful picnic Thursday at Fulton Springs They were entertained in the afternoon at the summer home of Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs. Erminger Of Texas and Miss Greene of Rome, Ga, were the out of town guests of the club on the occasion of thier picnie 1 The Chautauqua society expects to con- tinue it's work next year.
 Mrs. w. L. Murdock will be the guest of Mrs. Randolph at Blount Springs nex, week.
 Mrs. Redd and her little grandson, Henry Redd have gone to Farmvlle, Va, to remain the rest of the summer
 MT. w. T. Venable of Farmvle Va, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. D. Hammett has gone to Mississippi Venable here
 Miss Kettle Stollenwerck and Miss Mary stollenwerck will leave next week for Chautauqua, N. Y. l Mrs Charles Sharp and her sons, Gerald and Rudolph Sharp will spend the re- i mainder of the summer at Lake Chau- i tauqua.
 Miss Luvisa Moore of Oklahoma who has been the guest of Miss Nettie Stol- .enwerck, is now visiting Miss Bessie Moore at Mentone.
 Miss Edna Moore has gone to New York
 Mrs. William G. Estes IS at Blount Springs.
 1 The many friends of Mrs. J. G. Whit i ded, who has been very i'll at the Davis ! nflrnary, will be glad to learn that she 1 is convalescing. She is not yet able to see her friends but rapid recovery now seems assured MT Clarence Craven left yesterday for 1 Savannah. He will sail today for New :. York and will be absent a month. 1 Miss Grace Hardle is at Blount Springs l Mrs. James Weisel has returned from Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. 1 Mrs. Henry Hiden will leave next week for Russelville Ky. ] Miss Jessie Branscomb of Union Springs
 is in the city the guest of friends l The Birmingham chapter of Monteval ) students will hold a called meeting this afternoon at 9:5U in the Y. w. c. A. rooms in the Watts building l Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Brazeal are now occupying their new home on South Eff teenth street.
 i Mrs. A. T. Henley is the guest of Mrs Richard Randolph at Blount Springs
 Miss Annie Henley will leave today for Tate Springs.
 Mir w. H. Fellows, who formerly lived in Birmingham, but is now travelling in the east spent a short while here this