The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-17
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

or the city.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Mrs. William P. Redd and children returned Thursday night from Mont gomery. where they visited relatives. Mrs Tullis and Miss Carrie Barnett of Washington, D. C.. arrived yester- day afternoon to visit their brothers MT. Frank Willis Barnett and MT. S. T. Barnett.
 Miss Anne Curtis will leave Monday for Point Clear to be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. Charles Sharp has returned from Shades mountain, where she was Mrs. J. D. Frazier's guest for week at her country home. Mrs. Sharp Black Mountain, N. C., to spend the heated term.
 Miss Isabel Caldwell will go to Ken lucky for part of the heated term. Miss Fannie May Mason and Miss Carrie Brown have gone to Canada.
 
 Miss Roberta Adams is visiting friends in Huntsville.
 Mrs. Benson Cain will leave today for Belleview.
 Mrs. John Wade watts Is visiting friends In Montgomery.
  Miss Lee Ward Is a member of house party at shacco springs.
 Miss Huldah Horton is the guest of Miss Mabel Taylor in Huntsville.
 Mrs. Stanley Atkins has returned from Evansville, Ind, where she visited rela- lives.
 Miss Mamie Haynes of Evansville. Ind, Is the guest of Mrs. Atkins.
 Mrs Max winkler will be removed from St. vincent's hospital next week. She recently underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis but is rapidly recovering. Miss Zelime Vance expects to return in another week to her home in San An tonio Tex, after visit to MT. and Mrs. Peyton G. Bowman.
 Mrs. John w. Luke will not go to Fort McPherson before August 1.
 
 Mrs. Daisy Wendell, who has been quite i'll at St. vincent's hospital, is worse. and her friends are quite anxious as to her condition. Her mother, Mrs. liar grove of Florence, Is with her. Mrs. Lucian Brown and little Lucien Brown. Jr., will leave the early part of the week for Lithia Springs.
 Mrs. W. H. Nevins. who has been quite i'll, has suffered a relapse. Many anxi- ous inquiries are made daily at her home by interested friends.
 Mrs. Mason billiard has returned from a visit to her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Connor, in Florence and with friends in Huntsville.
 Mrs. Thomas Parke left Thursday for Canada to visit her parents. While with them she will be in attendance at the SCiCOA atAOi Ol tHCii SOiuCtl dlulVeISaTy, the occasion being family reunion.
 
 Capt and Mrs. W. H. Graves and Miss Virginia Graves will leave the first part of next week for the eastern resorts to be absent until fall.
 Among the Birmingham people at Bor- den Lithia springs are Mrs. R. L. Brog- HaL ,l ID
 MT. W. W. Wilson, Jr., is at Borden Lithia.
 The ladies of All Saints church will serve ice cream this afternoon from 5 to 10 o'clock at the church for the bene- fit of the building fund.
 Mrs. P G. Bowman will entertain at a dance Monday night at her home for her guests, Miss zelime Vance and Miss Adele Bowman.
 Miss Lola Armstrong has returned home after a visit of several weeks on Shades mountain.
 Miss Emma Hall of Shades mountain is passing few days In the city with Miss Lola Armstrong.
 Miss Kate House was the hostess at a small and informal party at her home. Games were played by the guests during the evening. Those present were Miss Lizzie Browning. Miss Iva Stout, Miss Mary Towers, Mrs Nora Smith, Mrs. Standifer Messrs. Frank Stewart, Samuel Steele, Samuel Cullom and Robert Baker. Mrs. Sue Dupuy entertained yesterday at spend-the-day party at her country home. Her guests were Miss Helen Eus- tis, Miss Virginia Abbott. Miss Edna Sib- ley, Miss Leila Wood. Miss Susie White.