The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-21

r T F. Garrett, G. c. Ellis, Mrs. Abner flaw kins and Mrs. B. L. Smith.
 
 spend the summer as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Haviland at their beautiful sum- mer home on Long Island. Mrs. Haviland has a number of friends here who will remember her as Miss Georgia Baldwin. Miss Floribel Brown will leave Monday for Denver to visit friends. She will also go to other points in Colorado and will re- main until fall. Miss Addie Norton will return this week from Atlantic Beach, where she has spent the past ten days. MT. and Mrs. Mason J. billiard of Flor ence, Ala, have been at the Hillman for the past week, arranging for their removal here in the fall
 Mrs. c. A. Tyson and Mss Ella Smith returned yesterday from Blount Springs where they spent the week end. Miss Lyma Matthews will leave shortly
  ] sail August for Boston. 1 Miss Pearl Williams has returned from Bowden Wheeler Springs. where she spent the past two weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. B. F. Evans plan to go to Philadelphia via Savannah and will sail on the Merrimac, leaving this week. 
 The engagement of Miss Louise Renean, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Re- bean, of Gross, Mich, to MT. Wiley Frank porman, is announced the wedding to take place on the afternoon of July 29, at the residence of Mrs. C. F. Collier in this city.
 Rev. John W. Stagg and his son, John Stagg, Jr., are at Lake Toxaway. Miss Nellie Nabers left yesterday for Montone. where she will visit Miss Dor | cthy Orr at her summer home for two weeks. Miss Orr, who was Miss Nabers' guest for the week end, returned to Men | tone with her. Miss Marjorie Weatherley returned yes- terday to Black Mountain. 1 Miss Flora Orr is the guest of Miss Alice Graham.
 | MT. c. A. Tyson and MT. A. O. Lane have returned from fishing trip
 Mrs. E. S. Moore will leave today for Roanoke, where she twill attend the state Baptist convention, in session there this week.
 | Mrs. Hammond Brown will also go to Roanoke to attend the Baptist convention.
 Mrs. J. L. Dill and Mrs. J. O. Thompson will go to Roanoke today. Miss Lena Jackson will arrive today from Savannah, where she arrived after east.
 Miss Emma Rutledge is visiting friends in Florence, Ala. The Home Mission Society of the Sixty seventh Street Methodist church, East Lake, will serve ice cream and cake Tues day evening, July H, on the grounds of
 
 solicited.
 A friend of Miss Avis Ehrman received letter from her yesterday in which she tells very interestingly of her stay in the Blue Ridge mountains. She and Miss Margaret Ehrman are guests of MT. and Mrs. MacAfee at their summer cottage at Harvey's Lake. She writes as follows This cottage is really the most attrac- tive have ever seen. In the center a charming bungalow and with wing on either side including 1S bedrooms. Our l boathouse, which is private, has launch which will hold IS people, dandy sail boat and three St. Lawrence skiffs, so we are independent The lakes in Swift zerland are not more beautiful than Is this one"
 party of young people have gone to Fulton Springs under the chaperonage or Mrs. R. N. Bell and Mrs. H. D. Lyman. The party consists of Misses Mona, Min nie, Ada and Jennie Wagner, Miss bianche Thomas, Miss Charlotte Graham, Miss Willie May Breeding, Misses Mary ana Ouida Heaslett, Miss Hart Lyman and Misses Virginia and Mary Lee Bell. News comes to the city of a delightful reunion which took place at the home or MT. and Mrs. Oliver Gibbs in Prescott, Wis, recently. In the family party were: MT. and Mrs. Paul A. Shmitt of Minne- apolis, MT. and Mrs. Walter Cobban or Pittsburg, MT. and Mrs. B. o. Gibbs and little Katherine Gibbs of this city, and Mrs E. R. Converse of Chicago. MT. and Mrs. Gibbs are now in Minneapolis.
 MT. T. H. Wright and his daughter, Miss Minnie Wright, left yesterday for Biloxi.
 Miss Lucy Green left yesterday for New York.
 Announcement is made by MT. and Mrs. J. c. Monteith of the engagement of their daughter, Norma Stewart Chamberlain, to MT. Herbert Terrell Bonnie of Louisville,