The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-15

The friends of St. Andrews parish are invited to a musical entertainment at the rectory this eevning, beginning at 8 o'clock. There will be a silver offering at the door. The proceeds to go to the rectory
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 MT. and Mrs. John G. Smith have gone to Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
 Mrs. James weatherly left this week for the west.
 Mrs. Charles Sharp, who is at present visiting Mrs. J. B. Frazier at her summer home on Shades mountain, will leave soon for North Carolina to spend part of the heated term.
 Miss Fannie May Mason and Miss Carrie Brown will leave today for Lake Chau- tauqua and Toronto.
  Mrs. Charles O. Locke will spend a part of the summer at Deer Park, Md. She leaves this week.
 Miss Leo Jackson of Mobile, who is tour ing the west, will spend some time in Birmingham on her way home to visit her sister, Mrs. Henry Laurens Chisholm. Miss Jackson visited Mrs. Chisholm dur ing the winter and has many friends who will be delighted to welcome her again. Miss Ida Taylor has as her guest Miss Emmie Campbell of Montgomery.
 
 Miss Margaret McAdory is among the students at Columbia university this sum- mer.
 Miss Lola Hoyle and Miss Mabel Waters have returned after pleasant visit to friends in Mobile.
 Mrs. A. O. Lane left yesterday after noon to spend short time at Belleyiew She will join Judge Lane in a summer trip to Wisconsin a little later. Her daughter, Mrs. William Bailey of St Louis, is already in Wisconsin, Mrs Bailey will visit Birmingham in the a,,- tumn.
 MT. and Mrs. Benson Cain will leave Saturday for Belleview
 Mrs. Charles s. Dashiell of Nashville is the guest of Mrs. D. J. Dunn.
 Mrs. B. F. Moore and children Jeff Tuesday for an extended western trip They will go to Seattle and afterward en- joy a tour of the Canadian Rockies.
 
 Mrs. w. P. G. Harding and children will leave August l for Waynesville. N C.. and later Lake Toxaway. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Fred Dimmick Mrs. Sydenham M. Moore and Miss syddie Moore are passing the summer in Waynesville. N. C.. where they have joined Mrs. Stringfield
 
 Several Birmingham parties met in Der. lin recently. the number forming @ pleas- ant coterie of folk from our city. Among them were MT. Chester Sandman. Miss Claudia Sandman, Mrs. Wittichen, Miss Mary Forbes, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Love- man, the Misses Loveman, MT. Ferd Ca heen and Dr. Newfield. MT. Sandman, who spent the past winter in Berlin, wrote thus of the meeting: Possibly you can imagine what a pleasure 1t is for a stranger in a strange land to meet as many friends from home in the short space of 10 days. Just at present all the Birminghamites have deserted Berlin. however, so we have lapsed again into the humdrum as well as the delights of German lfe.'
 MT. Sandman, who has been connected with the Birmingham schools as a member of the High school faculty, is studying at one of the German universities. In addition to this work he Is at present busily engaged in a study of the German schools. Through Ambassador Hill he ob- tained permission to visit the schools, very especial privilege by the way, as the Germans are quite particular about admitting visitors to their institutions oe learning.
 Capt. and Mrs. John G. Smith leave O. day for Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
 MT. and Mrs. Napoleon B. Shelby of El- lisville, Miss. have decided to become res idsnts of Birmingham and are planning Sos . xsmoyaA ta fhia eitx ThAx gill