The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-04

ries and cake topped with a tiny flag was served after the games at the tables marking the climax of another charming affair in the series of social courtesies to be extended Mrs. Grout, who, although a new conner is already counting her friends by the score.
 Announcements
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union will not hold their regular meeting on Tues day night but will meet next Tuesday.
 The Philathea and Baracca classes of the Baptist church will give a picnic sup per in the grove near the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gwylam Herbert.
 Bessemer Lodge No. 109, I. o. o. F., will install their recently elected officers at the regular meeting Tuesday night
 The United Daughter of the Confeder- acy will hold their monthly meeting at the Fulton home. with Mrs. Robert Ste venson as hostess.
 The speciality attractions for the Air dome on Tuesday night will be a read ing by Mrs. J. B. Moss and a vocal duet by Mrs. James E. Wright and Mrs. II. c. Brownrigg. The Civic Improve ment association are in charge of this theatre for the week and besides secur- ing splendid line of photo plays, have arranged a reading and musical selec- tion for each performance.
 The Baracca class of the Christian church will give a benefit social at their class room Tuesday night.
 Personals
 J. T. Crawford has returned from months visit to Hot Springs. Ark
 Mir and Mrs. w. l.. Martin of Dora are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Griffen at their home in Jonesboro.
 John T. McEnry will join a party of Alabama republicans going east tomor- row to visit New York city and Washing ton, including a probable audience with President Taft.
 James E.. Wright and party composed of Rose Huey, John Goudelock, Oscar Randle, l.. B. Bradley, John Mcconnell Berney Murphy. left this morning for Big Lake to spend a week in fishing.
 Miss Emma Mimms Is expected home this afternoon from an extended visi. to points in Mississippi.
 Miss Lulu Briggs has returned from Margaret, Ala, where she has been teaching for the past term and is at home at Princes Springs.
 Mrs. Tom Carlisle. formerly Miss I.alla Fsrgerson, of this city, but now of Gads- den. Ala. arrived Saturday to be, tho guest of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Hollings- worth for week or ten days. Mrs. Rose Hdey is spending this week with her mother, Mrs. Furman at Rising Station. Mrs John Goudelock and children are spending the week with Mrs. James E. Wright at her home. The sympathy of their many friends is being extended to MT. and Mrs. J. Fred Robertson in the death of Mrs. Joseph R. Robertson, who passed away at her home in Charleston Sunday night. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon and MT. Robertson was with his mother at the time of her death | Mrs. s. A. Donaldson returned yester- day from a six weeks visit 10 Atlanta. Ga.
 Mrs. George Harrison has as her guests Miss McMilan and Mrs. G. A. Moore of Eutaw, Ala.
 Ray Murphy of the local postoffice staff is spending his vacation at New burg, Ia.
 Miss Lillian Jarvis, who IS now resid ing in Birmingham is the guest of Miss Bessie Neal for a few days Mrs. J. c. Fowler is in Gadsden visit ing friends and relatives. Manning Meeks, who has been on a visit to his family here, has returned to his duties at Panama.