The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-02

Terrell left yesterday afternoon for Eu- reka, near Talladega, where they will be guests for week at house party Miss Margaret Terrell and Miss Kate Terrell are at Eureka also in attendance at a large house party In the number are several from Birmingham and others from Talladega. There is quite a summer colony at Eureka and visit there is most pleasant
 Miss Mary E. Rittenberry is spending the summer in Knoxville, where she is in attendance at the Summer School of the South.
 
 Miss Sarah Savage is also in Knoxville.
 
 Miss Glee Eshelman and Miss Goldie Eshelman entertained party of friends Wednesday very delightfully."- at a spend the-day party Games and dancing added much to the pleasure of their guests,
 
 Mrs. D. E. Cobbs of Montgomery is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Danforth. Mrs. Cobbs has frequently visited in Bir- mingham and is much admired among q large circle of friends.
 Mrs R. M. Massenberg of Paris, Tex, is expected today to visit her sister Mrs. l.. K, Mackey, 1034 Thirteenth avenue south.
 The Story Tellers' league, which will meet this afternon in East Park, is one of the most interesting organizations in Bir- mingham. It was created a year ago and the membership Is increasing, while those who are identified with the club are be- coming adept in the art of telling a good story Miss Lula Bradford is the president of the club and many other public school teachers and Sunday school teachers as well are identified with with 1t. pr. and Mrs. Baxter Rittenberry and family have sold their home on Eleventh avenue and are living on Red mountain at present. canning out very pleasantly for the summer, but preparing to build a home in the autumn. Their Eleventh avenue residence was purchased by Mr. J. R. Beavers and is being repaired and remodeled. MT. Beavers recently moved to Birmingham from -Columbiana.
 
 Miss Mary Lou Cobb left yesterday aft ernoon for Blount Springs.
 Mrs. Daisy Wendell continues seriously i'll at St. Vincents hospital Her mother, Mrs. F. M. Hargrove of Florence Ala, "iiifSN SN'eNiN"S to po oN iiNA pSt'idSs MT. F. G. Frost of Little Rock, Ark, is in the city visiting friends.
 
 Mrs. J. E. Frazier entertained her card club and few other friends yesterday at her summer home on Shades mountain. Mrs. Frazier is always charming hostess and the afternoon on picturesque Shades mountain proved one of the most delight fu1 ba the ol1 baS bal1 year.
 Miss Linley Graham, who Is now a member of a house party at Talladega, will spend the month of July at home, leaving early in August for Lake Georg and New York city, where she will join friends.
 Miss Virginia Handley is member of party spending part of the heated term at Echo Lake, Wis.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Gotten have unnamed their young son, Lee c. Gotten, Jr.
 
 Miss Agnes Bethea and Miss Bessie Be- thea will leave tomorrow to be attendants at wedding in Talladega
 Miss Florence Smith has returned to her home in Bangor, Ala, after visit to Miss Montedonico of Memphis and to her uncle, MT. Thomas H. West, in St. Louis
 
 Miss Pauline Wood, who for some time has been visiting her sister and brother in Jacksonville, Fla, has returned home. Mrs. Harry Wood and little daughter, Ruth, of Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting Mrs. D, J. Wood of Woodlawn.
 
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Falk and their son. Lawrence, have returned from Memphis, accompanied by their sister, Mrs. Isadore Wei.
 Miss Kathryn Smith of Augusta, Ga., Is visiting MT. and Mrs. c. s. Simmons at the Hotel Hillman.
 The Joi de Vie club will give dance