The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-21

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 Jury Goes to Scene
 A party of intenigent looking gentlemen inspecting the property extending aloni the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atianti' tracks on First avenue, between Nine teenth and Eighteenth street today, wer' recognized AS the jury In the condemna tiop suit brought by the Alabama Ternh nal company vs. J, F. Strong and H. II Bell. The case is now being heard in th' City court of Birmingham. and Bailir Payne accompanied the party. The nV' lots involved nre being used by the Al | lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic road ans the present suit is to decide upon the amount due Strong and Bell, the owners I as payment for them. Returns With Glenn City Policeman Walker of Brighton re- I turned today from Gadsden, where ne went to secure Ellard Glenn, young white man, wanted on six charges oi highway robbery, grand larceny and TOT gerry, committed at Brighton. He escaped after ropbing Win Love of seo last sun day while he was sleeping by the road side at Smiths Crossing. and was cap tured in Brighton Friday by the chief of | police there.
 MISS winters Entertdihs | In spite of the indictment weather. Miss Dora Winters entertained, Saturday afternoon. at one of the prettiest hospi- talities of the Forty-two club. Of whlch she is a member, at her home on Dart mouth avenue Sweet peas ferns ana roses used in the decorations of the house made the affair typical spring party anu Miss Cornelia Fulton graciously presided over the punch bowl. banked with Ivy, n a corner of the veranda. Miss Mary Ella Pollard the house guest of Dr. and Mrs T. c. Donald, kept score on cards, heart shaped. adorned with designs O. beautiful girls. heads. After the games course of ices and cake was served at the eight tables
 The club prize. a suede leather hand bag was won by Miss Florrie Little, the guest trophy an embroidered handbag of white linen. was awarded Mrs T. C. Donald; the consolation, fancy belt, was drawn from a basket of sweet peas and fell to Mrs. John Neal.
 The guests. besides the club members, included Mesdames T. T. Huey, T. c. Don aid, Steve Bailey. James Trotter, R. w. Waldrop, Lee Moody. Robert Stevenson, Norman B. Parker. John, Perkins. Cecil Cowan. James Morton, M. P Benton. E. A Shelter, Lawrence Iipscomb, Ceph Brannon. E. " McNeilI and Miss Mary Ella Pollard.
 Katherine Welch Dies
 Katherine. the -7-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs T. P Welch. died at the home of her parents at Jonesboro last night The funeral services were held at the home and interment made in Pleas ant Hill cemetery.
 Personals
 J. W. Walton and N. M. Stinnet, dele gates, accompanied by T. P. Walton, NJ A Sanford, J. A. Brannon, N. J. Sins NJ NJ Gwin, E. M. owen and T. N. Crowder, have returned from Little Rock where they attended the reunion.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Martin and family Of Jonesboro moved to their summer camp at the Nunnally farm today.
 pr K. w. Contsantine of Birmingham came over from the Cunningham Wilson camp near Brighton this morning to per- form an operation upon Mrs. Vernon at her home.
 Mir. and Mrs H. E. Oliver left today for Greensboro, N. C., to reside as Mir. Oliver will be connected with the Greens boro Telegram.
 Miss Annie McGehee of Birmingham is spending the week end with Mir. and Mrs Griffen P. Martin at Jonesboro
 Miss Nellie Christlieb, one of General
 
 Little Rock Monday.
 Mrs F. s. Kennedy, who has been i'll at her home In Feeders, is convalescing. pr. and Mrs. s. E. Grout, whose mar riage took place in Dyersburg, Tenn, May IS. are now touring the west and will visit Canada and the lake region before their return to Feeders. They are expected home about July 15. M P. Mims. whose marriage to Miss l Williamson of Houston, Texas, is an | interesting event of May 25, will leave Monday for that city. pr. G. R. Lewis has returned from Washington.
 A. B. Cross fig recovering from an operation performed yesterday at the Robinson hospital ss Dave Fulton, T. A. Hines and Willis Lefkovits of Columbiana will be can didates for the Second and Third de- grees of Royal Arch Masonry at the Bessemer chapter meeting Tuesday evening.
 The junior guild of the Trinity Epis- eopsl church was very successful with the benefit performance given by 1t at the "Piotorama" yesterday. The excel lent pictures. vocal selections by Misses cshill and Adams. and David Nixon accompanied by Miss Julia Houston and Ethel Gillen, and hearty cooperation of the public. rfetted good sum towards the support of little orphan girl at the Mobile Episcopal home. Misses Ethel and Ruby Ragsdale will return from Augusta, Ark, Monday morning. They have been attending the reunion also at Little Rock. being sponsor and maid for Camp Rose Mo- Adory of this city.
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