The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-18
SOCIETY
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vacation Of six weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Mckinney. Ihls is
his first visit home in two years. ana
will be a source of great pleasure to his
many friends.
Mr.. C. Dan Mason left yesterday for a
two weeks fishing trip.
Mr.. C. A. Stillman was thrown from
his horse Friday evening and sustained
some painful injuries, though he was not
seriously hurt. He was returning from
cross country run with Mr.. Crockard at
dusk and his horse ran into a barbed wire
fence, throwing Mr.. Stillman about 10
feet. He has suffered principally from the
shock and expects to be out again within
a few days.
Miss Margaret Broderick and Miss Mary
Lee Broderick will return Monday from
Mississippi.
Mrs. Dan Farmer has just returned
from Georgia.
Mrs. William Redd left this week for
Battle Creek, Mich, to be away several
weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston
will go abroad In several weeks to remain
some time.
Mrs. ]. C. Carmichael will sing the Of
fertory at the Southside Baptist church
this morning with a violin obligato BY
Miss Jessie May Perkins. A solo will De
given this evening by Miss Viva Jack
son.
Miss Rose Owen McDavid left yester-
day for Montgomery to visit Miss Mar
garet Coleman and Miss Jettaline Farley.
She will be Joined there by Miss Viz
ginia McDavid, who has been member
of Miss Edith Thompson's house party In
south Alabama They will be charming
ly entertained. a dance having been ar
ranged for tomorrow night and a. card
party Tuesday. Miss Farley and Miss
Coleamn will return with them.
Mrs. John B. Floyd and children left
Saturday for Warm Springs. Ga, to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Katie Blanchard left last Thurs
day for Savannah and Tybee. She viii
be gone two weeks. Miss Katie Trueuler
Of Helena, Ark. who has Oeen the guest
of Miss Blanchard, will leave the first
of the week for Blount Springs.
Mrs. William C. Lebo has been removed
from the DR.. Davis infirmary to her home
and Is improving
Mrs. W. E. Linstedt will leave August
for New York.
DR.. and Mrs. George H. Stubs will
leave this afternoon for New England to
be absent until fall. DR.. Stubs will do
special work in the medical department
Of Harvard university, Boston. Mrs.
Stubs will be located at The De Dane.
winthrow Beach. Miss.
Mrs, Henry H. Spalding Of Terrace
Court has gone to Asheville. N. c., for
the summer. She will visit her parents
at Detroit, Mich, before returning to
Birmingham.
Miss Alva Trip of Gadsden is visiting
Mrs. Ben Showers at Valley View Mines
Red mountain.
Miss Carolyn Seigel left last night for
Ottawa Beach, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Huddleston of West
End have named their son Prentiss Law
Huddleston.
Miss Jennie Hopkins and little Cornelia
Hokpins have gone to Nashville and Pu-
laska for few weeks.
Mr. Wesley Marion Martin has returned
from WHIT to his old home, Brandon,
Miss.
Friends Of Allie e. Dickson, formerly a
resident Of Birmingham, but now super
intendent Of the Bradstreet company,
Houston, Tex, will be glad to learn that
he is expected home August for a stay
of two weeks, being with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Dickson, 1909 Rush
avenue. North Highlands.
Miss Lala r. scully has returned 10
Washington, D. c., after two weeks
visit In Birmingham with her sister, Mrs.
T.. C. MILESTONE.
Mr.. Herbert q. Steiner son OF Mr..
Burghard Steiner. now residing at River
dale-on- the-Hudson, New York city, who
formerly claimed Birmingham for his
home has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo K Steiner on Highlan davenue for
the past month, but will return to New
Yorw monday. Mr.. Steiner 10 a student
of Horace Mann ssechool Of Columbia
university. New Tx city. His many