The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-10

the house party given in the home of MT. and Mrs. John B. Knox.
 
 Mrs. c. J. Simmons of Georgia is the house guest of Mrs. c. w. James and Mrs. Bozeman A. Pepperman.
 
 Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Bessie Be- thea and Miss Elizabeth Bowie will be among the members of Mrs. Frank AleXander's party leaving July 12 for a western tour.
 Mrs. Gross Harrison and family have gone to Virginia to spend tree months.
 Miss Florence Hand of Columbus. Miss. is the guest of Mrs. Frank Jones.
 Miss Virginia Maxwell of Tusca- loosa will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of Miss Mary Lou Cobb Miss Maxwell, who Is a charming girl. has number of friends in Birmingham and Is extremely popular in the younr- CT set in her home city She was the hostess at house party in May. which was~attended by party of Birming- ham girls. number of pleasant courtesies will be extended to her dur ing her visit to Miss Cobb.
 Miss Minnie Dryer is visiting in Talladega.
 MT Hugh Walthall Is in St. Louis.
 
 Miss Virginia Underwood who 1aft iast week for Washington, West Point and the eastern summer resorts will not return to Birmingham until the Christmas holidays, as after the com, pletion of her summer trip she will enter college in the east.
 y Mir. and Mrs c. J. Severin left ves- terday evening for Cincinnati. where they will spend two weeks with friends.
 Miss Fern Minor has returned iron, a visit to her sister, Mrs. Arthur Stew art, in Marion, Ala.
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 Mrs. w A. Dawson has returned from Pachuta, Miss.
 Mrs. Harry Lee Koenig has returned after a visit with friends in Nashville ClarksVille and Gallatin, Tenn.
 Mrs. William Drennen, Miss Fannie bremen and Miss Mary Lee Drennen Will leave today for Blount Springs. Mrs. Percy D. Tabler plans to leave next week for Kansas. where she will spend the summer with relatives.
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 MT. T. G. Bush. Jr, was reported much better yesterday, a fact which is most gratifying to his many friends Mrs. E. W. Brandon will chaperon a party of young people to the dance at the Inn, St. Clair Springs, Saturday.
 rss MT. w. c. Hark ns and family and MT. J. H. Bankhead Jr., and family nave returned to their homes after a weeks visit to their old homes in The wedding of Miss Engeburgh Lentz Behrens and MT. W. c. Goodridge took place at the home of Joseph Lentz. Ave nue E and Twelfth street. yesterday aft ernoon at o'clock. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. F. Ebinger of the German Freudens- -Gimeinde The parlors were decorated with palms and flowers Miss Martha Behrens played the wedding march. The bride was dressed in cham pagne suit and hat 10 match. The brides maid and best man were Miss Lena Behrens and MT. G. P. Harper. The bridal couple took the 4:15 train for the north and east They will be at their home. 600 Avenue F, in about 10 days or two weeks Many beautiful presents were given by their friends and family Mir. hSh'@ SSi Nta aieVi iuc teic- mony for the few friends and family pres ent
 MT. Goodridge is a partner of the firm of Harper, Williams X Co.
 The Southside Baptist church Sunday school will have picnic today at Ingram Litha Springs on the Seaboard Air Line. The train leaves at o'clock sharp. Mrs Pratt B. Hale of West End left yesterday for a brief visit among relatives in Blount.
 The many friends of Mir C. E. Davis of Graymont will be glad to learn that he Is greatly improved after an attack of typhoid fever. IS Baseball at West End Park Saturday. Birmingham Elks