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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

- Gntrnons County @ran6 Surf
/ 9inton bar lat ire @ountpfomisie<
rer UNDER Siltale for u@raft" / 6or>
binOelie me6 8Dgting al en- County
bro. Sc belfpl6es 0esu0en for Sor=
igmmeligbe0 og u6pgtigbe6. Slere
Mnflager bentes at billie f%remfomme.
= gper @agneiS, iom fra 1884
- Mar bar Sberiff. for &amiep
County, ct 6po / Ell Mloer of.64 Mar.
SON efterlo0er Jig fem 9prn. Gper
@ogneis fom / 1882 til @ron6 @ar=
Dor og bar e1 al Sc f9r1te Nor6men0
/ &aml ep County. San bar fra
Sfiensegnen.
- Mlle bernlen0e Drtffeparer> iom
in0ienoes til 5taten, ifal inipiceres
efter l.. Suli. 2ooen forbp0er Mgen=
ter at tnge Sr0rer paa &us0riffe.
6orienbeller moo @fterfrap CT for
61t0t> og SEN ii6ite 2egtslatur be0=
tpg Ell 2oD, iom forbp0er @tatens
Mpiler at in6ebol0e Mpertisi ementer
for &usoriffe. 9enne ii01te SOB be-
trogtes iom fonltitutionsltri6ig. Oct
blioer punlfeligt for 2an6ets &uS=
0riffebon0len0e at giere Sorretning /
Npr0 9ofoto efter 5. 1. S1tli.
- 8pfasierer 9. Cameron / @ei=
not par forlDun0en ii0en Man=
Bag ii0ite nge, og ifplge &apport al
Ell, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / 8praa0et
bar ser en- l1n6erballonce al $1,556 I
@%egnlfoberne. gi6en l1n0eribgelien
begp11ote far Cameron tilbagebetalt
$4,000 til 8pen. 8pens @6ger ct /
en- iprgelig Torfatning. @foleregn-
lfoberne CT oglaa / l1or6en. Game
ron fom / Tre0agS tilbage til Minot
efter / nogle Gage at bape flaffet ON
/ @gnen / lin0Sforpirret Silltan6,
fremfolot pes 6berorbejoe. Set ct
mtltgt, at Ser ingen l1n6erballance
er, naar 8egerne fommer / ful6 Or
Sen. !.
- Gn Suite al &enrif Sbien bIeD
pao Morges 6ribe0s0ag afll6ret !
Mor0 3afotu 2an0brugsfoles Mrmo-
tn 9pgning peo Sarge: 81. Giel0e
al Mbercrombip bol6t en- fort Sole og
operrafte 8ulten, iom bar mooelleret
af 9oftorens afogoe Brooer, BILLED
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

Set npe &empebotel n&o0is=
jon" / Minneapolts, iom I'LL
nern1er Jig lin 6l1l0enOelie> pil
poo mango forifiellige Maooer bite,
at Set ligger / en- Gel al Mmerifa,
bpor Sfan0inoberne ipiller en- trent
trr0eube &olle. GoaleoeS pil Ell al
&otellets itdrlte &afeer - Set far
nemlig flere iaaoanne - blipe fal0et
uGifing=&afeen", og bel1s @9goefo=
r%atioaer bill for Ell flor Sci blipe no-
ferte al en- ifan0inopiif 9eforatgr,
ST. Mrtbur @illberg, Ser bar Morges
Sum t=&omisier pes &er0ensu0lttl=
ilngen / Horis. Set pentes, at Fan
iom Gnner for fine &anel=0e Decoration
1ter pil beige noroilfe 9anOifaber, /
bpis l10fprelie ban CT en- flor Meiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

= Sranf Np6ic CT arreiteret /
Siour @itp, mistenft for at bere en-
al Sc &gbere, iom reilte rnn0t / ct
Mutomobil / 9eebralfa og plpnoreoe
Banter. Eolitiet Bat fun0et flere
@1rn0re0e 9ollars paa bans Naun /
en- 8anf og lpger efter flere Sulinbe
9ollars, iom fan og bans Me0 ifpl<
Oige itiul | 8anferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28


b1gger Safob 6ieloe, til Colleges
Ml1tbortteter. Nreiioent S. s. Borit
taffeoe for sen ma1ffffe @ape paa sfo-
lens @egne. Miis Milore6 @oms,
0obl iang 5olDeigs Gang, bporpaa
Miis &atbertne Giel0e, Datter al
8ilIe0bugger Safob Siel0e fra Min-
neapolis, iptlle0e 8eer @pnt 5uiten
al @rteg. &%rofesior S. g.. Sollano
bol6t ct Sore6rag ODER Sbien for en-
Etlbgrerifare, 1om fplote set itore Mlt-
6itortum. 9il1lut iang Sorlamlin-
gen ituaen0e: nSSa, hi elifer Bette 9an-
6et", bborpaa Muiifforpiet ipilleoe
vStar Spongle6 8anner".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

Gn Mo6el al ct @tftngelfib, ODER 6
500 longt, pil blipe bamret no al
Sglp al @6mur6 GalOmell. Sen ifal
opbGnges UNDER 2oftet. &egpane=
lerre al Srn bill blipe lmuft uOlfaor=
ne efter Mo6eller fra gon1mel norif
SrelfGrerfunlt. Sc farbe0e @tn0ucr
bil bape Sc 0anife, norife, ipcnife og
fin fe &tgspaoben. Set anttfe Mp=
Element / bette 2Dfale bliber u0ur<
bej6et efter nor0ilfe Mooeller, og
&ereliet bil blipe belDlt neO Sirtures
al ban1ret @9lp.
@otellet bliper / 6enne Sis f~orlt9r=
ret pes Silbpgr1inge al ct Mnner poa
is Gtoger, og &ontroften for Spfp=
relie og l10ltpr al &otellet lp6er pao
en- lamlet Gum at $1,500,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

fua al Sem, Ser tog 2ano, far al
forifiellige Mar lager lnnolabt at beta=
le fine oorltge Mforag. @n ipectel
Mgent fra 2anofontoret / @aibiagton
bill mart onfomme til 5te0et for at
nttoerlpge angoaen6e Sc 5ettlere, iom
fife %operbol6er 2obenes 8eltemmelier
meb @en1pn til &omeiteaooptage(le.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

- 8anffaslerer 2erop @ore, Sep-
mour, Soma, funoen ifploig I 8e0ra=
geri / 6orbi110elie me0 Farmers ono
GroperS' 8anfs Sollit for $780,
900, blep li6lte l1ge orrelteret paa11p
/ Gou0o1n efter at pere lgsla0t poa
8arole fra S1gtbuiet, bbor fan jas
/ balponoet @ar. Earolen blep bolOt
bemmelig i flere Gage. 9et blep
for &omtsiionen Dt0net, at 8are bar
6lepen giort til en- @Dn0ebuf, og at
bon fife par aniDarlig for Set itore
l1noerl fu0. @are, ser bar 8anfers
&oslerer, blep arrelteret poanp pao
@rltnO al Mnflage for falife S110=
f9rsler / 8ggerne.
= George 6. @bite Of Mepooo,
Storp County, iom / Sc to itblte 2e=
gislaturieslioner bor Deret Meolem
at 2egislaturens MSien1blp og 6or-
mon0 for u@aps an0 Means" &omi=
teen, tilb9rer SEN &lasi e 2%opfpnoig=
beO be0 9rafe uniperlitet, lom u0=
efsamtnereS iaar. Naar fan er f9r=
Sig Ser, refer Fan til Oale for ct
Mar eller to, og oil iao begpn0e at
praftiiere 1on @%agfgrer / Mepo0o.
Som bar "A Mar, ga fan bortforpug-
te0e fit 100 Mcres .Sorm / Gtorp
County og begpn0te at itu0ere. Get
frnber fife iaa li0et Mo6, flyer bon,
/ Sen Nl0er at gaa in0 / ct College
lamnen meo en- bel Gel p11gre Men0;
men bol1 fortrD0er Set life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
wiseonRn.

- Se11ator ga 6ollette far ollere=
Be begpnot lin &ompagne for @icn=
Dalg. Mpber far baret bolbt / On,
perior ! 9nleoning al bans &unoioa-
t1r for Giennomir1ationen til Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
3omd.>

- Hreli6ent &ippe al 9eS
Moines 5porpognsfonrpagni bar uo=
ite6t ct Torbu6 imo0 Sobafsrpgning
paa Sporbognene. 0ette Gorbu0
giel6er iaapel Hlatformen iom &og=
mems Sn0re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
Gtatsfasierer Dabl far

- @tatsfasierer Dabl far for
9totsienatet opgibet fine @rnnoe til,
at fan life in00rep $35,934.9 SO, lom
Staten far tilgo0e al femten 2ipsfor=
ltfringslellfaber, lom traf Zig tilbage
fra @isconlin for to Mar li0en. Mur=
lage11 par, at Stote1s Set til at tpin=
ge &ompognierne til at betale 0tsle
Gportler og Sfatte MI Der erer for
9omltolene. &aS lereren oplpier, at
tire &ompaguier far betolt Sc forlang=
te Sfotter og afgtpet &egnifab. Sa1
11pbner 6eSu6en 10 &ompagnier, JONI
far in6gipet &egnifab, men fife en6=
MI betalt Sfatter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
Soreneoe 5fnters 5enat peD srii..
mprpalget naite glar. SoDeotalerne
bar @ongresman6 S. 8. 2enroot.

Sen 8-aarige &araIo Meis,
5gn al Mr. og Mrs. Otto MeiS I
@ri6ge Greet, nogle @ile Sp0 for
gau Claire, blep %angrebet af en- flor
prn, iom latte &lperne / bans Mpg.
Drengen greb 6ltglen geaffen, og set
lpffeoes bam at fDgle Sen. San bleD.
eu6el forfra0iet, men ellers bar BON
ulfa0t. 9rnen maalte fem SOB mel
lem &ingeipiOlerne,
@. 81. 9llon, en- 6arlner / elf
Mol1n6, grl1ble0e oper, at ban bapoe
br110t ct SPITE, gtbet fin afopoe SUI
ftrl1 ON fife at gifte fig igien, og
0rufneoe Jig. Set Mplterium, bpori
bans Soripin6en I Sanuar fur beret
inobpllet, blep opflaret beo @ienfien=
oeli en al ct Sig fun0et / Slo6en beo
Garppille. .Slion'S Brooer, &enrp,
bpngte fig for nogle Mar ii6en.
- Game @ar0en s. 50. 5tone
bur ir6rpmmet for 5enatetS timber
lggeliesfomite at ban pe6 fine Msii~
%ltenter og Deputies iamle6e SLABS
for @upern9r D%aDi0lon'S &ompag-
nefon0, og at bon fremoeles bar
1926 al 6isie Yenge / lin 8eii6oelie.
San bil6e tilbagelepere set rel teren6e
8elgb til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Com
Guar poa 5pprgsmaal iag0e @tone,
at alt b%e0rpren0e &agnefon0et
blep bol0t benr1neltgt in0en Departe=
mentet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
uorS Dafota,

= Moturltg gas pr f1noen pe0
Minot / Ell 9pb0e al 1856 al 8orere
for Great Mort6ern Sil> Gas on0
&ipe Sine Company. Ser bar Ell feel
Sci Gus; n1en Sen blep life maalt.
Sl1noet ct poa &rerie11 ner &e00e=
lpbsbanen, ct fort Stpffe fra 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
11inneiota.
fSrauf 0abl's Sommerbotel

- Tronf 0obl's Sommerbotel /
Gbiiogo Gitp, ct meget befje10t Steo
/ SEN Gel al Staten, ne0bren6te lio-
lte lge JON. Splge al Selpantenoel=
lie / ct &erelie, bpor Ser bar EN- feel
Gel Woling. 8ranblfooen anilaoes
til $4,000. Msiuro1ce1 par ltbetp=
6elig.
- Mnoers 6. Soft, SO 9(or gorn=
mel, blep ii0ite l1ge 0rGbt / $780,
@olrens SerrG11 / glbom 2ofe. @olt
iamle6e op Sui Lungs Sporet, og ME-
0enS bo11 par belfieftiget me0 Set,
blep bon poafjsrt. Stte @ogne gift
ODER bam. 9en forulpffe0e boe6e
bos lin Gpl1, @ilbert &olt.
- Maribal Sobnion al Gpeletb
er ifplge cit Surpfien6elie / DiitriftS-
retten 0smt til at betale Eeter @se=
terion $1,000, for0i fan / Nopember
iiOlte 9lar trengte Jig in0 / ct Garelie
/ ct @otel / gDeletb, bDor &lageren
laa og loD,. og gjennemprDgle0e bam,
me0ens fan bar l10e al Stano til at
forlpare Jig.
= &jpbme10ene / 9enniion, Seer
ltra1o, Storton og Sogn bol0t / for
rige llge ct Mp0e / 0ennil on og tiff
teoe Ell Buyers Msl ociotion". ST.
genOc @e1tprclle blep po1gt: Sobn
6. Moriping, Genniion, Nreii0ent;
Slaus S. Spien, 9enniion, GiceprG=
.iioe1t; 6reo &onffnmnr, Merltrono,
Sefreter, og 8. S. &r11ie, Stanton,
&aslerer.
= Gn &o55ia / Golponerne pe0
Gloql1et lioite l(ge u1Oer Mnfgrlel al
Holtor &c. 8. &pltoger bap0e tilfglge,
at %fiorten Sfjpl1fepnrter bleD bol0t
til @ronO Sl1rpel1 nn0er $3.50 &o11=
tior, anfloget for Spertreoelie al
Stotslopcn ON @oior0ipil og uSlot
Mocbines". Sberiff See beiloglog6e
80 Mrtomoter og brogte bem til
&oabbuiet / Carlton. Ealtor @pit=
ager ubtog s[%rreltor0rene moo 60
loonbnrterne. Morl far ogioo pnret
np0t til at ifjule Serntngsipillene /
@igarbutiferne.
- 81. s. Montag1e, Meceiper be0
2an6fontoret / Groofstor1, oplp1er
ifglge SrOre fra 2m0fo1toret / @o=
l6ington, at alle, lom tog 2a11O pao
Ge0 Safe Sn0ianerrel erbationen /
1904, mo betale line fprfolone oor=
lige Mf6rag ltrofs, oa beres Claims
ellers pil blipe fosieret. 9oper free
Der, at Ell 6emteoel al Griiea paa
2an6et ifal betalcs pe0 Sptogeliel1,
og Sci ten / fenr lige oarIige Mfbrag.
So11o blep ogiao iolgt peo offenlig
Mrftion og for er1felte &portleftipner
l1ar 9pen blep Ser betalt Ell lao bei
&rts ionr $40 pr. Mcre, me0ens Ser
for Set l9ngere borte blep betalt fra
SS4&hQ til &10 hr 9[crp &sffn inn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

= &enrp &olt9en, en 17=aarie
Sen al .. 6. &ougen fra @eacb, er
blepen fun0en / Minneiota efter at
bore rpmt bort fra lin Sober / Tar=
go. San ifl1l0e bri1ges til Ell Man0S=
ipgeanitolt / Grafton og remte fra
@otellet, me0e11s 6o0eren bar u0e.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18
BRIDGE SERIES COMPLETED.

Miss Curtis series of games Of bridge to
the score was completed this week by
morning and an evening class. This
closes the season for Miss Curtis pupils
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18

Saengerfest at the Madison Square Gar
dens, and speaks enthusiastically of the
concerts. She mentioned especially Mad
anne Shumann-Heink, who Is, of course,
always raved over, and Claud Cunning
ham, the splendid baritone, both of whom
were soloists. The chorus of 5000 voices,
she said was superb, and the contest
singing was especially interesting. Five
different societies rendered the prize song
by Neumann, the different interpreta-
lions of the same selection being heard
with great appreciation. The work OF
the orchestras, also, was commented
upon by Mrs. Mullen, who pronounced
each of the two excellent
Cant. and Mrs. W. H. Graves will leave
in a few days for the eastern resorts to
remain until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Percy and MISS
Belle DeBardeleDen plan 10 leave in snort
time for Tate Springs to spend part
of the heated term. s.
Mrs Jennie Robertson of Admission Is
the guest of Miss Mary Schmidt at her
home in woodlawn.
Miss Hazel snead left yesterday after
noon for a visit to friends in Hull.
little daughter Virginia. left yesterday
afternoon for Cook Springs.
DR. and Mrs. Felix l. Tarrant will spend
the weekend at the Bluff Park hotel on
Shades Mountain.
Mr.. Julien Rosenberg of Atlanta is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rosenberg
Mr.. Percy Rosenberg, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rosenberg, left
Yesterday afternoon for his home in At
1anta.
Mrs. L. B. Hurry and her little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, returned last night from
a short visit to her sister, Mrs. J. J.
Jamison, in Chattanooga.
Miss Stella Jamison left yesterday to
visit relatives in Georgia.
Miss Helen Hudson and her niece, Miss
Ellie Gordon Robinson, have gone to Port
Dover, Canada, to spend the summer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18

about the big room It presents a picture
of comfort and content The dining room
Of the Smith residence is superb. Not
a very spacious room, 1t is a veritable
gem. The ceiling Of cream fresco is
concave In shape and slopes down to the
walls covered with green rice paper At
either end and in the half circles left
against the ceiling is a device against
terra Gotta background. 1t is the Jor-
dan coat-of-arms, bearing the emblem
"Percussa Desurga." A sideboard with
china cabinets at either side is built into
the wall and fashioned of mahogany. At
the other end is a quaint buffet, different,
probably from anything of the kind ever
seen. 1t was made by a cabinet worker
from an antique mahogany tester bed,
the four great posts being fastened to-
gether with two shelves made from the
side pieces.
Almost the whole of another side of the
room is covered with a tall mantel OF
green tile, made with the utmost simple
ity of design, but for this simplicity ar
tistically lovely.
These are some of the handsome homes
In Graymont, one of the newest resi-
dence sections, and one of the very love-
lest. Standing on any of these hosptab1e
verandas one may look down on the city
of Birmingham which with its handsome
buildings of brick, stone and timber looks
even at such distance a busy and bust
ling metropolis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18

They will also visit Chicago, Niagara
Falls and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Robinson and
children have returned from McNeill
Springs. near Jemison. Ala.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Joel F. Webb and two
children will leave this morning for an
automobile ride to Talladega. They will
probably return tomorrow evening.
Mrs. w. S. Pape and children will leave
this coming week for an extensive trip
east. visiting relatives and friends In
Richmond, Norfolk and Farmille Va.
They will return late in September.
$50
Mrs. ]. A. Rountree, accompanied by her
children, Asa Jr.. and little Miss Selene
Rountree, left Friday for Livingston,
where they will spend several days. On
spend the summer there and on the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Beck and Miss Clara
Kaufman and Miss Rose Kaufman re-
turned home few days ago, after visit
ing Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee, and
Petosky.
Misses Lena Sewelovitz, Esther Wolf
and Celia Addison will leave tomorrow
for st. Clair Springs, to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Reed has gone to New York
to visit her aunt and other relatives. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Beatrice Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Sharples have
returned from Nashville, where they have
been visiting his mother.
Mrs. G. c. Whatley and family are
spending a few days at the country home
of Col. Joe Whatley in Hale county.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Stollenwerck are
spending the summer on Shades noun
tain.
Miss Elizabeth McCaa plans to leave
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs Nell
son, in Columbus, Miss.
Mrs Otto Stoelker will leave tomorrow
to visit her sister, Mrs. Pickens Mcqueen.
in Eutaw.
Miss Florence stoilenwerck of Column
bus, Miss, is visiting among relatives and
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. McClelland are
spending some time at the Imperial in
New York.
Cadet Carl F.. Mckinney of the United
States Military academy at West Point,
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18
THE SEASON AT eLoUNT.

The season at Blount is at its height.
Among the guests at the hotel this week
were: Miss Bush of Macon, Miss; Mrs.
Williamson, Miss Natalie Williamson,
Mrs. Branch, Miss Branch. Mrs. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Miss Maude Rhodes
of Montgomery. Mrs Mitch. Mr. and
Mrs. Niittich and children of Pensacola,
Fla; Mr.. Richard Irvine, Mr.. M. p.
James. Mr.. John DeShazo. Miss Lizzie
Fabian, Miss Lucy Abramson, T. II. Kin
ney. j. F. Mankin. Mrs. Charles C. Jor-
dan, II. p. Hef1in, y. J. Comeran. DR..
II. t. Hef1in, Mrs. Betty r. Moore, e. w.
Jordan and wife, Mrs. w. A. tanning.
Mrs. Winston, Miss May, WE Lewis,
John Trimble, Mr.. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hines, Mrs. Balns and Miss Katherine
Bains, Mr.. Fish, Colonel Dickey, o. P.
Baut. Dr. A. c. Foster, Mr. Berry and
D. r. Copeland. of Birmingham, Miss
Mary benson, Mr.. Ed Pettus of Selma.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Russell, Mrs L. R.
Thomas of Alexander City, Tom Epper-
son, Mr.. Thomas H. Classify, H. p. Jones,
w. j. Toole of Nashville, w. r. Ward
]. ]. Dew of Eutaw. Miss Bowling of
Jasper, Judge Foster and son of Tusca-
loosa. Fl. M. Bingford of Athens. c.
Truitt of Chattanooga, Mrs. NJ Lallie
Ozark, Miss Sydney Rainier, Mr. Hutch
inson Of Elba, Miss Julia Ruggler and
Miss Ruggler of Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18
MUSIC AT THE
SOUTHERN CLUB.

The following programme will be rem
dered this evening from 1880 to 10 o'clock
by Calnans orchestra at the Southern
club:
Overture. Light Cavalry, Suppe.
Selection, The Girl at the Helm, Hub
bel.
Waltz, Return of Spring, Waldteufel.
Selection, The Prima Donna, v. Her.
bert.
operate selection, Airs from Operas, T.
Moses.
Suite, Swallows, M. Klein.
Selection, The Golden Girl Howard.
Potpourri, Kerry Mills Schultz.
Intermezzo, Minerva, Schiaferrilh
Selection. The Fair Cold, Luders.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18
ALABAMIANs AT TATE.

A letter from Tate Spring tells of in
creasing gaieties at that popular place. 1t
is in part as follows:
A number of prominent society people
from southern cities have arrived during
the past week, Mr.. and Mrs John d.
Little, Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Con-
way, Charlotte. N. c.; Judge Horace e.
Palmer and family, Murfreesboro. Tenn;
Col John w. Tomlinson, Birmingham;
Mrs. Dan B. Hull and Miss Resale Hull,
Savannah; Miss JAMIE Nelson, Selma.
number of card parties have been
given during the week and Mrs. J. II.
Hunter of Atlanta entertained very beau
tifully on Tuesday morning In honor of
Miss Mary Goff Palmer and Miss Patton
of New Orleans.
Mrs. Tomlinson Ragsdale has as her
house erest this week Mrs Hal Powers
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. J. Ashe of Knox
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sanford are among
the recent arrivals and will spend the
month here.
A number Of Birmingham and Atlanta
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18

and she will leave tomorrow for an in
definite period on the coast.
The games of bridge to the score have
created exceptional interest. Trophies
were presented to the winners of top
scores and have been captured by some of
the expert players of the city. The morn
ing class completed a series this week
with Mrs. Will Moore holding the highest
score and Mrs. Addison @. Smith standing
second.
Mrs. Allie Birch and Mr.. Archie Car
penter as partners won the top score in
the night class, she receiving the hat pin
and he a fob.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE 22.)

Borden Wheeler, finest re-
sort for health or pleasure in
Alabama. Ask for information.
Borden Springs, Ala '
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MRS. w. n. JONES HOSTESS.


Mrs. w. II. Jones Birmingham friends
will be interested In an account from the
Columbia, Tenn, Herald, of a graceful
hospitality extended to a visiting girl
The account is as follows:
Miss Marjorie McAllister, the attrac-
tive house guest OF Miss Emma Brown
has been much entertained during her
visit here, but nothing has been more
elaborate or enjoyable than the closing
entertainment in honor of herself and
Miss Brown, dance given by Mrs. W.
H. Jones Friday evening. An unusually
large number of guests were in attend
ance and were met In the reception hall
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Miss Brown and
Mr.. Lee Tolley and Miss McAllister and
Mr.. Hugh Webster The reception hall
and dance hall were artistically decorated
In cannas and asparagus fern, the color
scheme of green and yellow being effec-
lively carried out through the entire
house. From an attractive corner on the
front veranda delicious punch was dis
pensed by Miss Kate Sowell and Mrs
Porter Erwin Two large rooms con-
nected by folding doors were barred of
their furniture and It was here that
the dancing took place to sweet or
chestral music. Late in the evening a.
delicious ice course was served from the
rear porch, and it was here that the
al tCSlic tCiipcldlitHl Ol the hostess was
best displayed The veranda was dec
GRATED to represent a japanese garden
On the green lattice work a number
of sunfiowers and cannas were clustered
and hanging baskets of the same flowers
were suspended from the ceiling. From
there also large number of Japanese
lanterns were hung. 1t was all green
and yellow and japanese and 1t was
lovely. The serving table was presided
over by Mesdames w. T. Chaffin and
Eugene Long"
Mr.. and Mrs Jones have a beautiful
country home In Columbia and their en-
tertainments are always lovely.
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SOME OF THE HANDsoMEsT OF
BlRMlNGHAM'S RESIDENCES TO
BE FOUND ON THE HEIGHTS.
GOSSIP OF WELL KNOWN PEo-
PLE-NoTEs, PERSONALS AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Marie Kern-Mullen returned this
week from New York, where she spent
some time with her brother. Mrs Kern
Mullen was In attendance at the annual
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| ANNOUNCER

The Eleventh Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Baraca( class will serve a barbecue
dinner at the corner of Eleventh avenue
and 18th street \on Wednesday, July 81.
The proceeds will be applied to an indebt-
edness against the class for their new
room, recently built and equipped. Tick
cts are on sale at the prominent drug
stores and cigar stands.
There will be a meeting in the vestry
of the synagogue. corner Seventh avenue
and Seventeenth street. this afternoon at
9 o'clock. Business of great Importance
will be transacted. All are urged to at
tend. Louis Pizitz, president.
Mrs. Peyton G. Bowman will entertain
at a dance tomorrow night for her guests.
Miss Adele Bowman and Miss Feline
Vance.
The annual reunion of the Confederate
veterans will be held at Tuxedo park.
near Ensley, on September II. All vet
Grams and their families are expected to
participate, and bring baskets. We hope
to have a large attendance of the vet
Grams. ]. M. Hurry, chairman; r. N.
Mckinley, East Lake; T. w. Huffman,
Bessemer; I. T. Guy, Ensley; ]. L..
Darby, Birmingham; ]. f. Mclaughlin,
RirmiuRharn