The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-27

who spent the past week with his sis ters. Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Bowron, re- turned Friday to his home.
 
 Mrs. Sydney J. Bowie returned Friday from Anniston. She formerly lived in that city and is always delightfully."- en- tertained when she returns for a visit. Miss Imogen Poe will return from An nistop tomorrow and will have as her guest Miss Augusta Cobbs, who will ac- company her home.
 Mrs. l.. J. Bell of Woodlaw wn has gone to Anniston to be at the bedside of her son, Frederick Bell, who is ill at one of the hospitals there.
 
 Miss Walden Tendon will leave this aft ernoon for a short visit to Montgomery.
 
 Miss Kate Perry, who is visiting in Nashville, will not return for three weeks.
 Miss Bessie Lowrey of Woodlawn will sail July 1 from Savannah for Boston, where she will spend the summer.
 
 Mrs. w. " Percy of Memphis is ex- pected to arrive tomorrow to be in at tendance at the Horse Show. She will exhibit her Morse, John Darling" in a driving contest one evening of the show. He has been shown on several occasions in the east by Mrs. Percy who is a capital horsewoman, and is considered a great beauty.
 MT. A. H. Franke of Memphis, who is the owner of one of the handsomest stock farms in Tennessee, will be in at- tendance at the Horse Show on the open ing night. One of the most interesting at will Ina h tc horse, Sparkling Squirrel" With MT. Franke will be MT. Webster, superintend- ent of his farm, and remembered in Birmingham as manager of the Brming- ham Horse Show several years ago.
 Mrs. John K. Warren entertained her card club Friday afternoon at the Coun-' try club. There were rnree tables of players and the game was bridge.
 Miss Margaret Fell will return home tomorrow after an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. N. E. James, at searles. Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham. Wilson were the host and hostess at dinner for Miss Florence Hume Davis of New York, the guest of Miss Mary Lou Wilson Their guests included Miss Davis, Miss Will soa, Miss Emma Leedy, Miss Agnes Ter rell, Miss May Collins MT. Baldwin, Dr. Hefiin, Dr. Scott, Dr. Long and MT. Henry Going.
 MT and Mrs. Eugene Enslen were at a table near by. In their party, which was a graceful Compliment to Miss King and Miss Thomas were Miss Jeanne King, Miss Marion Thomas, Miss Gladys Ems len, MT. Samuel Ledbetter, Dr. James Allen and MT Val Nesbitt.
 Sidney Lee, Arthur Adams, Julian Smith, T. o. Smith, Jr., Allen Smith and Donald Drennen, a party of students at the Virginia Military institute, returned this week.
 Mrs. w. F. Methvin and her little daughter. Dorothy, are visiting relatives in Morris Station, Ga.
 Little Miss Elnor Hughes will leave to- morrow for Montgomery to spend a month with relatives.
 Mrs Daisy WendelTs many friends will regret to learn that she is quite i'll at St. Vincents hospital
 Mrs. George O. Mabry and her little son, Donald, returned yesterday after a visit of several weeks in Mississippi and are at home at 9O1 South Eleventh ave- hue.
 Mrs. Van Mason and her little daugh- ters. Blar and Catherine, have gone to Biloxi
 Mrs. M. w. Searight and her son, Rich- ard Searight, will leave tomorrow for a visit to Nashville and Florence.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Chenoweth and family have taken "Comfy cottage at Monteagle, Tenn. for the summer.
 Mrs. L. A. Condon left yesterday to spend month at St. Clair Springs. She