The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-24
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

NOTES AND PERSONALS,
 MT. and Mrs J. w. Donnely, Mrs. Don nellys mother, Mrs. Blinn and Miss An nie Donnelly will leave Friday for New York to spend several days before sail ing on Thursday for Europe. Their plans for the summer are altogether delightful. They expect to spend some time in France. lingering in Paris and the chateau country. then going to Switzer- land and leisurely visiting points of in- terest in other countries. They will cross on the French steamer, La Provence, and will remain abroad until November.
 
 Mrs. Louis Lee Gamble will spend the summer studying vocal fin New York city with Mrs. Gillespy. The departure of MT. and Mrs Gamble to make their home in Nashville Is widely regretted here. Their brief residence added much to the artistic atmosphere, Mrs. Gambe's love ly voice giving pleasure to hundreds through her unfailing generosity. The programmes of almost every musical event during the winter contained her name, and music lovers were distressed at the announcement that her husbands duties recall him to Nashville. It Is hoped, however, that they will return after a years residence in Nashville to make Birmingham their permanent home. MISS Margaret carter or AIldHLd IS I1e guest of Mrs. Joseph Estes.
 Mrs. N. s. Moses is now making her home with her son. J. C. Moses, after a year spent with her daughter, Mrs w. P. Thurston, of owensboro, Ky.
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 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Temple Houser have returned from their wedding journey.
 
 Mice Ero onnia Ma nd Curfer of (vol, hua Miss, is the guest of Mrs. J. R. Cope land at Norwood Place.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Alexander Clitherill Birch are spending a short time at Tate Spring.
 Mrs. Charles King of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. J. D. Moore.
 MT. and Mrs, A. J. Lamb and Miss Roberta Lamb have returned from a visit to Kentucky.
 MT. Charles M. Allen and family are at their summer home on Shades mountain for the summer.
 Mir. w. J. Duncan. who has been con- fined to his home for some time because of a dislocated shoulder. has recovered sufficiently to be out again.
 
 The First Presbyterian Sunday school picnic will be tomorrow instead of to- day as heretofore announced, at Avon dale park. Trolley cars will leave the church at S;45. Members of the Sunday school and the congregation are all urged to attend.
 Dr. Russell Callen is out of the city few weeks on vacation.
 Miss Florence Solomon is visiting Mrs. Lillie Frost.
 have as tlfeir guests MT Dimons sister Mrs C. T. Wadsworth, and little daugh- ter of New Orleans.
  MT. R. D. Burnett left last night for a To-day stay at French Lick Springs. A very quiet but impressive marriage ceremony took place yesterday morn ing when MT. Will J. May and Miss Irma E. Andrew were welded at St. Pauls church by the Rev. Father Coyle, who said nuptial mass immediately after the ceremony During the mass the cridal couple received holy communion. The bride wore a becoming travelling | suit of champagne material The only at tendants were Miss Catherine Jay of this 1 city and MT Murray Townsend of Mont | The bride comes of very prom l inent family of this state and has made | many friends during her stay here. The | groom holds a responsible position with | the Louisville and Nashville railroad. The | happy couple left over the Louisville and ] Nashville for points on the southern | coast They will make their home In l Montgomery. Miss Bessie Holt entertained Tuesday ]