The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-17

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 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Wallace expect to go to New York next Thursday. They will spend a short time at Niagara Falls and then go to New York city.
 Miss Dorothy Orr has returned from Mentone Miss Flora Orr will probably not be home before october 1.
 Miss Ellen Percy will return to ogontz college in Philadelphia this year. She will not return home until the Christmas holidays. but will go from Wyoming to Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Spaulding's friends are quite distressed overs their intend ed departure for Omaha Neb., where they will in the future reside, MT. Spaud- ing's business interests calling him there. They will leave the first of October, Mrs. Spaulding going first to visit her relatives in Detroit. They have made their home in Birmingham for the past two or three years and have won the esteem of countless friends.- Though Mr Spaulding is receiving congratulations upon a business promotion it is regretted that this makes his departure neces- sary.
 Miss Mary Kinney will leave soon to become a student at Mrs. Semple's school in New York city. This is her first vicar away from home. her graduation from Miss Hannums school having taken place the past spring. Miss Mary Lou Cobb will leave today for Sweetbrier. Va, to enter Sweetbrier college.
 Letters from Miss Ellen Dickerson, who left late in June for Dresden, state that she and Miss Bessie Hand, who accom- panied her, have established themselves very pleasantly in the Old World city and have entered upon the study of music Miss Dickerson vocal and Miss Hand instrumental Miss Dickerson is studying with shepler, pupil of Lamperti. and Miss Hands instructor is a celebrity who will tour America next year. Miss Ethel Adriance of Charlottesville, Va. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. w. Clayton, has gone to Char lottesville, Va, to visit other friends.
 
 Mrs. F. w. Bromberg and her son, Master William Bromberg, returned yes- terday from Lithia Springs, Ga. Master Charles Bromperg is recovering from diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. Frank King have pur- chased an attractive home on the South Highlands. 1711 Fifteenth avenue, and have taken possession. Mrs Robert M. Brown is receiving the sympathy of many friends since pain ful accident this week, when she dislo- cated a shoulder. The following from the Atlanta Journal will be read with interest by the friends of MT. Perdue in this city:
 The announcement of the engagement of Miss Annie A. McCalla of Oakland, Heardmont, Ga., to MT. J. Howard Per due of Birmingham, was received with greatest interest by her many Georgia friends.
 MISS MCCdlld represents oHe ol tiio Oiu- est and most distinguished families of South Carolina She has not only been a social favorite in Georgia and South Carolina, but she has been a feted belle at both American and European resorts.
 Mr. Perdue Is a man of strong personal magnetism and is one of the brightest and most popular young men of the Ala bama bar.
 Mrs. J. c. Nelson. her mother, Mrs. Jones, and Miss Imogen Poe are expected to return today from an extended eastern trip which included New York, Atlantic City, Saratoga and Niagara Falls.
 Miss Jennie Trimble and Mrs. A. A. Adams are still in Nashville, where they are receiving many charming social at tentions. Each day is marked by some charming function given in compliment to the two lovely Birmingham women.
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 Miss Della Mohr has returned to Mont gomery after visit to friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Stallworth have moved into their new home on Cullom street.
 
 Miss Stella Darden has returned from a months vacation at Seattle and other points in the west.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian Gorham have moved into their apartment, 1n8 Twelfth ave- nue, south, where they will remain until their home in Edgewood Park is com pleted.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Henry P. Chenoweth and family, after spending the summer at Monteable Tenn, have returned, and will occupy their new home, TIA Fifteenth av- eAue, south.
 Mrs. H. G. Lowrey will be hostess for the Fletcher Music Method reception on Thursday, Sptember 2s, at o'clock. at her home, 1928 Second avenue, south, Woodlawn.
 Mrs. J. S. Bridges viii open branch studio in Woodlawn with Miss Bessie Lowrey for teacher.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Calvary Baptist church invites the members of the church and of the congregation to meet at the church this evening. Light re- treatments will be served and a musical programme will be rendered.
 The ladies of the Central Presbyterian church will give a lawn fete this even ing from to Il o'clock at the home of Mrs. Murry Howard, 1513 Ina street.