The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-11

 to south Alabama, where she will later join a house party for several weeks.
 
 Ii will be a source of great pleasure 10 the many friends of MT and Mrs. ]. S' Kennedy 10 know their little daughter Mabel, aged H. who is a pupil oi MISS Terese Housman's art class, won thlru prize in the Red Goose Shoe contest at Loveman, Joseph & Loeb and recently won seventh prize in the natlonai con test. A bright future is predicted TOT this little artist.
 Mrs. John Pope Jones of Newman, Ga' who has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Moore, le1t yeste'uaS for her home accompanied by her erotn- CT William Moore, and his friend LeiioN Brooks, who will be her guests Miss Kate Earle Terrell, who had planned luncheon party for Miss Helen Thompson and her guest, was forced 'o abandon the entertainment yesterday De- cause of the serious illness Of her uheie'
 
 Miss Sallie Hammer Nunnally and her daughter, Miss Grace Nunnally of Hum boldt avenue who have been abseh. rom the city for several weeks will remain m Mississippi visiting relatives for mohtn longer.
 
 Mrs NJ. E Meyer. her son, Julian, ana her daughter, Berence, have gone to sel- ma to spend the summer. Miss Berenice Meyer was a member of the graduating class of 1910. and, following tour or Europe in which she had the advantage Of training in art, has been pursuing heF study with Miss Edna Smith in this city She has decided talent and there is every reason to suppose will achieve distine- ton as a painter.
 Mrs. John Armstead. who is at present making her home in Heflin, is the guest Of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Moore, for few days.
 Miss Neva Fellows of Plowman is the guest of relatives.
 Mrs. Horace Adams is the guest of Mrs. Bessie David in Huntsville.
 
 Mrs. Lee Cotton will leave Saturday for Eastbrook, Tenn.
 Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Winston will move into their handsome new home at Norwood about July l.
 Messrs. o. L. Davis and H. D. Kelley of Trinidad. Col, who have been the guests of MT. J. w. Evans, left Thursday for Princeton university.
 Mrs. Henry Donelson will spend the summer at Shelby Springs. Mrs. Wilber Atkinson has gone to Shei- oy Springs.
 
 Mrs. Florence Buck and children will spend the summer at Chatauqua, N. Y.
 
 Miss Susie White has returned from At anta where she went to be maid at the wedding of Miss Cecile Love. Mr. and Mrs Charming Moore. who came down to attend the wedding of Miss and pr. Blackburn, have re- turned home.
 Mrs. solon Jacobs and children will spend the summer at Chautauqua, N. Y. Miss Dorothy Robbins of Minneapolis is the guest Mrs. White Collier.
 
 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Granville mee Miss Rosa Starn are being delightfully."- entertained in St. Louis. where they are the guests of Rev. Father John C. Gran vile of the Church of the Nativity of St Louis This is the first visit to St. Louis of MT. and Mrs. Granville since their marriage in February and they are being warmly welcomed by large circle of relatives and friends They will visit Chicago, Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore before returning home. Miss Allyne BaSalle Miss Montez La Salle and Miss Bessie Gunter leave today for Blount Springs, where they will be the guests for two weeks at the delight ful and hospital ble cottage of Mir. and Mrs W. B. Mount.
 MT. C. A. Weber, engineer of Pittsburg, is spending his vacation with his parents. pr. Andrew Woodson of Oakman is the guests of friends and relatives on the Southside for few days.