The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-07


to Waverly. Tenn, where they plan to
make their home.
FOR MISS META ScHWARZ.
One of the most pleasant events of the
season was dance given by Mrs. Jonas
schwab in honor of his daughter, Miss
Meta Schwab, at their summer home on
Shades mountain. The party of young
people from their various homes on the
Highlands were called for with automo-
biles and conveyed to Shades mountain,
where the schwab home was beautifully
illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
The music rendered by the orchestra,
the smooth floor and the cool breezes
of this elevated home added to the pleas
ure of the occasion.
Small hand-painted fans were used as
favors for the young ladies, while each
gentleman received cigar cutter hav-
ing his monogram engraved thereon.
A watermelon contest was engaged in,
Dr. A. s. Levy winning the prize,
beautiful shaving set. In the young la
dies apron contest Miss Rosalie F1es re-
ceved a handsome pair of hand-embroid-
cred hose.
Those present were Miss Rosabelle
Loveman Miss Elsie Flies, Miss Corinne
Summers, Miss Cecile Rich, Miss Tessie
Schwartz, Miss Cecile Rotholz, Miss Car
rie Segel, Miss Lucille Lenk, Miss Esther
May Loveman, Miss Rosalie Joseph, Miss
Rosabelle Hochstadter, Miss Rose Rubel,
Miss Alice Phillips, Miss Stella Bernheim.
Miss Pauline Levy. Miss Jacobs, Miss
Rosabelle Levy; Messrs. Bert Hirsh, A.
S. Levy, AL Frankinstein, Leroy Strauss,
Cecil Strauss, Laurence Simpson, Nor
ton Simpson, Julian Benjamin, Sy Baum,
Leroy Jacobs, Ike Saks, Joe Saks, Mil
ton Gugxnheimer, Julius Flies, Melville
Summers, Norris Bernheim, Isadore Wolf
som, Julian Strassburger, Marcus We'll.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. j. M Mason and her two chill
dren Augusta and James Mason, Jr.,
are visiting relatives in Marion.
Mrs William II. Ball of Montgomery
and her little daughter are visiting rela-
tives in Birmingham.
Mr.. j. A. Levert has Joined Mrs. Levert
in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. woodward, who
have been in Coburg, Canada, for sew
eral weeks, have left there and are at
present in Quebec.
Miss Rosa Moody and Miss Jessie Moody
left yesterday afternoon to visit their
brother, Mr.. Ajax Moody In Atlanta.
Miss Martha Dubois is visiting DR.. and
Mrs Mellen in Knoxville.
Miss Kate Patterson of Shorter is the
guest of Miss Mary Harrison.
Miss nellie Harris will go to Atlanta
about August Is to visit friends.
Mrs. T. r. Shultz is visiting relatives
In Chattanooga.
Miss Queen Lowrey will go to Atlanta
next week to be the guest of friends.
Mrs. Henry Spaulding has returned from
a visit to relatives in Detroit, Mich.
Miss Sadie Gilespy and Miss Rose Gill
lespy are at present in Dresden A pleas
ure that they are anticipating is meet
ing next week in Paris with Miss Mary
Ware and Miss Willie Mae Bates, who
are members of another party.
Mrs Robert Jemison Jr., and Miss Lou
Use Walker plan to leave today for At
lantic City and other coast resorts. They
will meet Miss Susie McLester, who has
been visiting Mrs. Paul Chalifoux in Lo-
we'll, Mass, for several weeks.
Mrs. j. S. Gillespy and children will
spend a month at St. Clair Springs, for
which place they will leave Monday. Mrs
Gillespy has been quite i'll but is now
convalescent and expects to recuperate
at st. Clair, where they have taken
cottage.
Little Miss Freda Avant, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Avant, was re-
ported much better yesterday afternoon.
She is i'll at st. vincents hospital with
appendicitis.
The laymen of st. Andrews parish will
give a smoker on Tuesday next at
o. clock at their parish hall on the corner
south, to meet the laymen of all Episcopal
churches of Birmingham, who have been
invited to join them In a social evening.
Mrs. Frank Order will leave today for
Tate Spring for stay of several weeks
Miss Jettaline Farley has returned to
her home in Montgomery after visit
to Miss Virginia McDavid.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Stobert are now
at White Springs w. Va.
Mrs Berry Baugh and her little son
have returned from Warm Springs, Ga.
Miss Mary Ruth McLester is the week.
end guest of Mrs. FELTON, Wimberly at
her home on Maplewood avenue.
Mrs. +. G. Kinney and Miss Mary Kin
ney, who have spent the past two months