The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-12

of the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rich have named their little son Herman Paul.
 Air Edward Crawford has returned from Atlantic City and points on the Maine coast
 Miss Aurie Armstrong has gone to Co., lumbus, Miss.
 Mrs. John II. Enslen will leave today for Gulfport, Miss.
 Mir and Mrs Felix Drennen and chil- dren will spend some time at Gulfport' Miss.
 Alr and Mrs John Alfred LeVert and their little son, John LeVert have re- turned from Biloxi.
 Miss Anna VanIIoose is spending the week end at Camp VanHoose in Walker county.
 Mrs. Robert McLester and children have returned from Camp VanHoose
 Mrs. Hubert scruggs has returned from St. Clair Springs.
 Air. and Mrs. S. H. Tuck have returned
  from their wedding Journey and are at home at 291S Juniper avenue
 Mrs. Otto stoellzer is in Albany, N. T.. the guest of Mrs. Braun.
 Msis Louise Moore. who is now at Mentone, will return next week and re- main with Miss Kettle Stollenwerck an- other week before returning to her home in Muscogee, Okla.
 Miss Stella calmus has returned from visit to relatives in Montgomery.
 Miss Irma Calmus, who has been to Chattanooga, has also returned.
 Hamilton Sims, the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sims will entertain number or his young friends at a house party next week at Shades mountain.
 Misses Vallie Young. Lillian Loveman and Lizzie Lee Pound will visit Hamilton Slmms at Shades mountain next week. Miss Grace Berry is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank E. Olen in New York at Riverside Drive. She will be absent several weeks.
 Miss Beulah Bradley left this week for points in Tennessee to spend a month.
 Mrs. Carrie Busenlehner and Miss Flor ence Busenlehner and Miss Nettie Busen- lehner are visiting friends in Cincinnati and Covlngton, Ky.
 Miss Alice Rumph will leave today for North Carolina, where she will spend the remainder of the summer. She expects to study with Mr Elliott Dangerfeld of New York, who will have a studio at Blowing Rock during the summer.
 Miss Irma Dawllns and Miss Rita Beard, who have been the guests of their uncle, MT. Edward Hanahan, have re- turned to their homes in Asheville, N. c. Mrs. Clifford Hare and children are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Harrison. Mrs. Hare will be pleasantly remembered by number of friends here as Miss Dab- ney Bondurant
 Miss Fern Minor has gone to Ellisville, , Miss, to be the guest of Miss Shelby. Yesterday closed a week of pleasure spent by the following young people at a house party gwen by MT. and Mrs. Will | liam J. Garrett: Misses Mary and Jessie l Pulley of West Point, Miss, Lula Lofts of Columbus, Miss, Maude Bayne of ] Montgomery, Carrie Montgomery of Casper and Carrie Alexander of Birming l ham, Messrs. P. B. Simmons, Rupert Ben son, Nit James, J. L. Pulley, G. s. Eber- sol, Euell Curry, Harry Clack, s. w. Jones and W. H. Posey. Mr. and Mrs. Nealeans delightfully."- entertained the house party on Wednesday evening. | Miss Eva Conner, who is a guest at Mir. Robert Bailey's house party in Franklin | Tenn, will return home today. Miss Conner has issued invitations to a garden rarty to be given at her home on the even- Ing of June II, at which she will entertain l d number of the unmarried set in honor of the house guests of MT. and Mrs. Gull pepper Exum. She will be assisted in re- ceiving by MT. and Mrs. Exum and theil guests
 MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum will en- certain a number of the society set this evening at luncheon at their home ol Highland avenue.
 The following have taken apartments | at Terrace Court: MT. and Mrs. R. D l Burnett, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Rains, MT l R. ". Fonville, Mrs. V. R. Redin, Mrs 1 Florence B. Carson, MT. and Mrs. s. J | Mclaughlin, MT. and Mrs. George Me Cleery, MT. w. M. Martin. MT. and Mrs Robert McLester, Dr. and Mrs. c. M Lathem MT. and Mrs. E. M. Kilby, MT and Mrs. W. M. Leary, Mr. Richard Peters, Jr., MT. J. H. Barr MT. J. A Menge, MT. William D. Jelks, MT. M Paul Phillips MT. and Mrs J. c. Car michael, MT. and Mrs. Frank Nelson Jr., MT. and Mrs. Robert H. Thach MT. and Mrs. F. H. Bell MT. Hugs Martin, Mrs. A. D. Herzberg Mrs. W. A Denson, Mrs. John Denson Dr. and Mrs 1 c. E. Bowman, Jr., MT. and Mrs. T. c Thompson, MT. and Mrs. A. s. Edmonds Mir w. H. Soper.
 As has been announced, the womeI prominent in the movement for earl! closing of stores have taken up tn matter with the merchants of the city Mrs Wilkinson said yesterday: IN, woman the committee to see tn, merchants has asked any one of then to close at o'clock and give one-hal holiday. We feel that they know bet ter than we whether it would be ad visable to do so. However, we have signifed our willingness to do oui shopping early and have succeeded i, ] getting hundreds of others to do th same in order to make it possible fol them to close at ,. We feel that thal will not lose by doing so and that tn; l extra time given their clerks will o' , of benefit to the clerks employed b. , them. We have found number o merchants who are willing to follow the new plan, and we hope to hayt others see the matter in the same ligh that we do. The ladies wish to eX press their deep appreciation of MT