The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-14

| which nroved to be one of the largest
| entertainments. of the season IN North
| Alabama Parties from Mooresville, De
catur. Athens and Huntsville attended.
The interior of the house was gorgeous
lv decorated in blooms and potted plants
| the entire lower floor being thrown into
one for the entertainment of the guests
| A two course luncheon was served. MISS
| Hundley, of Greeubrier, captured the
first prize, handsome silver plate, aio
Mrs. Frazier was presented the guests
| nrfze. a beautiful vanity bag. Those at
tending from Huntsville were: Mrs Carl
TmnHgTen. Mrs. Earl Smith and Mrs.
| David Grayson.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Rirmin CHAM folk rarely make their
plans for summer outing until tue
| weather here becomes warm enough
to suggest that more pleasant places
may be found in mountain or shore re-
sorts A few more days as depress-
ing as yesterday will hasten the de-
parture of many who have awaited the
| torrid beams of a real July sun.
|
Mr.. Edward Powell of New York,
the singer, who formerly made his
home in this city, was among those
giving and receiving greetings in the
Southern club cafe at the noon hour
| one day of the week. Mr.. Powell
spent the greater part of last sum
mer in Birmingham and Montgomery,
and his return will bring pleasure to
many of his former friends During
the next three weeks he will teach
a limited number of pupils here.
|
Mrs. Sam VIII John will be among
the many Birmingham people spending
the month of August at Wrightsville
| Beach. She plans to leave next week.
Mrs. Norment will also go to
Wrightsyille Beach.
Miss Cola B. Craig and Miss Mar
garet Houston, who nave been among
the most popular of the midsummer
visiting girls. expect to return to tn cir
h ONE in Selma Friday. Miss Craig will
be with Miss Ruth Haynes until her
departure. They have been house
guests of Mrs. Frank L. Whitman and
a number of pleasant Inequalities has
marked their stay In Birmingham.
| Mrs. Charles Sharp and her two sons
will leave for Chautauqua, N. Y, In
| about 10 days to spend the remainder
| of the summer.
Mrs J. A. Rountree, Master Asa
Rountree and Miss Selen Rountree left
Tuesday night fol Chicago and VIII
probably be absent until October. Mr.
Rountree will join them later.
Miss Annie May Walthall Is the guest
of her brother In New York city.
Mrs. Minnie Stuart Eidridge and her
sons, Masters Hugh and William Ell
bridge of Memphis, Tenn, spent two
days In Birmingham this week with
Mrs. Meyer while enroute to Savap-
nah. from which port they will sail for
New York.
Mrs. George McAndrew has returned
after months visit to relatives in
Union Springs.
Mrs. Edwin w. Finch and her little
daughter are spending the SUNNI err with
Mrs Finch's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wells, In WATERFOWL, n. Y. A part of
the time will be passed in Mr.. and
Mrs Wells lovely summer home.
Miss Della Bradford and Miss Otis
Hooper are guests of Mrs. J. M. Grove
at Roebuck Springs.
for Waynesville. N. c. Later she will
join the Birmingham colony at Wrights-
VILE Beach.
The friends of Mrs. W. C. Dennis
will be glad to learn of the improve
ment in her condition. She has been
removed from St vincents hospital 20
her home.
Miss Susie Lampkn and Miss Ruth
Lampkin of Atlanta are the guests
of Miss Pattie Rena Shepherd.
Mrs. j. A. vanHoose plans to leave
early next week for Asheville.
Miss Mary Chollet Berney is the
guest of friend in Montgomery.
Mrs. J. I. Blount is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. in Ath-
ems.
Mrs. Beatty 1nglis is at ST. vincent's
hospital
Mrs Warner Shook and children
will spend the summer at Tracy City.
Miss Annie Searcy has returned to
her home in Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. Head left Monday with Mrs.
Robert Jemison, Jr for Baltimore,
where Mrs. Jemson has taken her
son william for treatment at Johns
Hopkins.
Miss Bessie Healey of Birmingham
is In Mobile, the guest OF Miss May
Barter.
Miss Alice Weatherly of Admission
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Minis &.
Stone
Miss Agnes May Conner has re-
turned home after visit to Miss Will
letta Bevillc OF Chattanooga.
Mrs. W, 7. o'Neil Of Birmingham is