The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-18

MT. and Mrs. Howard Holmes are the guests of relatives in Rome. Ga
 Mrs w. F. Conner has returned from stay of six weeks in Rome, Ga
 Miss Lena Conner has returned from visit to her sister, Mrs. w. J. Kilgore, in Memphis.
 MT. Louis Pizitz and his daughter, Miss Bertha Pizitz, have gone east. They will visit number of the summer resorts be- fore their return.
 MT. ". J. Cameron. Jr., is in Chicago.
 Mrs J. G. Coleman has returned from Cook Springs.
 Mrs. F. P. Lund returned to his home in Louisville last evening after visit to MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Bradley Lund.
 Mrs Frank Edwards and her little granddaughter Virginia Cameron, have gone to Lookout mountain to spend three weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. T. L. Melton will take possession of their pretty home n Mountain Terrace next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Holmes are the guests of relatives in Rome, Ga.
 Mrs. Mary Pickens of Greensboro IS the guest of MT. and Mrs. Israel Pick ems in the Barbour apartments. 
 MT. Percy Rockett went to South Alabama yesterday for short stay.
 Mrs. John ,Stolenwerck and Miss May Belle Stollenwerck are spending a month on Shades mountain.
 Mr. R. B. Smyer has gone to Lookout mountain to spend several days with Mrs. Smyer and their little daughter. He will probably leave them in Fort Payne to remain until fall.
 Mrs. J. c. Cox has returned from visit to friends in Texas.
 MT. Lester Jackson left yesterday for Colorado.
 Mrs. ". c. Shackelford and children
 
 are spending the month of August on Shades mountain.
 Mr and Mrs. William Clayton will take possession of their home on Four teenth avenue, south, September 1.
 MT. J. Felton Dilworth of Ahernant, Ala, is i'll at St. vincent's hospital. 
 Mrs. Jonas Fox and Mrs. Mae Fox Snider have returned from Point Clear. Mrs. w. R. Neill of Nashville, after a pleasant visit to friends in Birmin gham and Faunsdale, has gone to Buffalo to joint MT. Neill in a visit to eastern 1 resorts.
 Miss Bessie Floyd of Lewisburg is tn 0 guest of Miss Sarah Neill. | Mrs. George Woodrow has returned from an extended visit in Tennessee and is the guest of her mother. Mrs. James M. Mason and her two children, Augusta and James, IT,. have returned from a stay of two months 1 With her mOIner Tn mdFlOn, All.
 MT. and Mrs O. L. Stephenson have just completed lovely home on Six teenth avenue and Nineteenth street, south. They will take possession of 1t 1 in about two weeks.
 MT. Van wyck Williams is in Tupelo, Miss.
 MT. John G. Bradley has returned from visit to the northern lakes. Mrs. Hugh McIlwaine has returned to Selma, after visit to her sister, Mrs. John P. Evans. MT. and Mrs. Enoch Stewart of Sell ma, who will come to Bins sso."'e am in the fall to make it their h9 be decided additions to the y9 cd set. They will be ao by their two attractive little daughters.
 Misses. Annie and Blanche King are the guests of Miss Willie Mcleod of Eufaula, Ala, this week. 1 Miss Salome Garnett of Mobile will arrive in the city today to be the | guest for short time of Miss Alma Feagin. Miss Garnett has visited Bir- mingham before and has a large num- Der of friends who will be delighted to | hear of her return.
 Saturday evening a very enjoyable reception was given by Mr. Grady w. Bowling at his home in honor of the Kangaroo club, an organization formed recently and composed of a number of young Birmingham men. MT. Bowling l is president of the club
 Tables were arranged on the veranda for the participants in the game which resulted in much merriment. The prizes were very attractive-one a [ silver and cut glass perfume bottle and the other a double deck of playing cards encased in leather. Miss Willie Mae Crawford and MT. Julius Chairsell were the fortunte winners of the i prizes.
 MT. Bowling's mother was assisted in receiving by Misses Frobos and Ellis. Dancing was feature of the evening and followed the game. The punch