The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-08

is expected in Birmingham Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. William Moore. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Carroll will leave later in the week for Blount Springs to spend the remainder of the summer. Thursday morning from Montgomery, where she has been the house guest of Miss Taylor Bealle.
 Miss Mabel Clabaugh is in Chicago, where she has gone to attend the Cla- baugh- Farson wedding on the morning of August IS. She will be maid of honor.
 
 Mrs. George Crosman Thornton plans to leave Wednesday for Chicago to at tend the marriage of her brother, MT. Hinton Clabaugh, to Miss Farson.
 Miss Taylor Bealle of Montgomery is expected Thursday morning to visit Miss Carrie White Bean at her home, 1915 South Nineteenth street.
 Miss Jennie May Rosser has returned from Chicago where she was a student at the university for several weeks. Mrs. Maebelle sioss-Cecil is expected to return from New York in about ten days.
 MT. Russell Hunt is spending the sum mer in Colorado
 MT. Val Kolb, who Is now at Tate, will go to Asheville, N. C.. today.
 Mrs. w F. Motion left yesterday morn ing for New York and Philadelphia to spend the remainder of the summer in the study of art with some of the leading teachers of those cities.
 Miss Haywood Motion, Miss Leila Smith, Miss Mary Motion and Miss Bessie Be- thea have returned from Roanoke, where they were members of house party.
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 Mrs Bibb Graves of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. William E. Fort.
 Mrs. Charles Halls and Miss Helen Halls are visiting in Mobile and Montgomery. Miss Fannie Mae Mason and Miss Carrie Brown returned Friday from trip to Niaraga Falls. Buffalo Toronto, Canada, and a brief stay in Cincinnati.
 Miss Fannie Howard of Marion will be the guest next week of Mrs. James Rob inson on Eleventh avenue. Miss How ard will stop en route to her home from Canada.
 Mrs. Taylor Southgate will leave in a few days for Port Thomas, Ky, to visit Mir. and Mrs. Southgate
 Miss Florence Smith. who spent the past week as the guest of Mrs. Taylor Southgate left yesterday afternoon Tor her home In Bangor.
 Miss Dona Ware of Springvile is vis- iting Miss Mabel Lokey.
 Miss Annie Pearl Mott of Charleston S. C., who has been the guest of her cousin. Mrs. J. M. Reynolds. left Friday night for Hamilton, O., and other eastern points.
 Mrs. w l.. Murdoch left yesterday aft ernoon for Boston and the Massachusetts coast resorts to spend the remainder of the summer. She will visit her sister Mrs Mason. in Boston and with her will take an automobile trip to York, where they will stay until September.
 Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen has returned from Montgomery and will again sing to- day at the First Baptist church. She has reopened her studio.
 Mrs. Fannie E. Calhoun has returned from St. Clair Springs, where she has spent the past two weeks
 Mrs. Bruce Brewer passed through the city this week en route to Chattanooga, where she will spend a month.
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 MT. and Mrs John London will leave in about 10 days to visit the exposition in Seattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Shaw are in Far mington, Mo. They will remain two weeks longer before returning home. Mrs Shaw has been absent about six weeks
 Mrs. Alex T. London and children are in Arizona.
 Miss Myrtle Hood of Tuscaloosa Is the guest of Mrs. Wallace Ward.
 Mrs. c. c. Cown of New York city IS visiting her son. MT. Sam E. Cowin, lilo South Thirteenth street. Mrs. Cowin is making her plans to have party or