The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

| Edwards and Miss Etta Edwards. The ether members of the coterie are Mrs. J. P. Wetherbee. Mrs. C. A. Wetherpee and her house guest, Mrs. II. S. Gordon of bee Miss Mary Wetherbee, and Mr. Alex ander Wetherbee. i Mrs. Julian Gorham left Tuesday for | Flat Rock N. C., where sha will be at the Heidelberg hotel for two months.
 Mrs. Alex Cecil has gone to Flat Rock N. C., to be absent several weeks.
 
 Mir oscar c. Thurlow left Friday nigS, for New York, whence he will sail in a few days for Porto Rico. He has formed 1 business connections on the island which gre most promising. 
 A card received yesterday from Mrs. Charles Calhoun was sent from Wood ington, Ontario. She is spending he sum nier on the Musckoka lakes, considered enc Of the most beautiful regions ot Canada. She writes of the sailing ana canoeing which are among the pleasant pastimes of the place and comments upon the temperature-53 degrees at the time of wrting-July 25
 Master Marion Holey Smith, the son of MT. Charles P. Smith of Gadsden, was the weekend guest of his uncle, Mir r. A. Holley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dick Burt will leave this 1rorning for Blount Springs to spend sev- eral days.
 Miss Edith Plant has gone 10 Anderson, '. C., for a visit and will also be with friends in Cornelia Ga, and TallulaH I alls before returning home. She will be absent four weeks
 Miss Carrie Lewis is the guest of Mrs. L. L. I.assister in Montgomery.
 Misses Hazel and Esther Vail will leave Monday for a visit to Indianapolis ana Southern Indiana.
 Mrs. Braxton Bragg, who has been tie guest of her sister, Mrs J. W. Bush. returned to her home in Mobile yesterday.
 Miss Mary Beard expects to leave the 1 first of the week for Denver Colo. where she will remain in the mountains near by ! for several weeks. | Miss Vernon Marks who went 60 Mont 1 gomery to attend the MePherson- Marks wedding will remain about two weeks longer with the Misses Andrews. Miss Susie Davis of Pensacola. Fla. is the guest of Mrs. Albreght at West End.
 Mrs. Carolyn Lum-Cole will sail Tuesday via Savannah for New York. She goes | for the purpose of taking a post-grad- uate course in vocal training. and will | eturn in about six weeks 10 fill church engagements in Birmingham during the winter.
 Mrs Walter Sessions left yesterday morning for Marietta Ga, to visit her mother, Mrs. l.. NJ Trammel
 Misses Lottie and Elma Sheats left yesterday for Atlanta. Ga, where they will spend the month of August. 1 Miss Georgia Scott of Hartsvlla. Tenn, returned home yesterday after spending three months with her sister, Mrs J. M. | Lipscomb.
 Mrs S. B. McMurray of Nashville and little daughter, Grace are guests of Mrs. J. B. Hill. They will leave for Decatur Monday.
 Miss Marguerite Sibley has returned from a delightful tour of Canada. She was absent three weeks. | Miss Tyler Field left yesterday fo, Greenwood, s. C., and other points tc visit relatives and friends. | Mrs. J. Norman Brooks and her son MT. Russell Brooks, are in Paris. | Mrs. F. c. Adams. who has spent two weeks at Wrightsville. N. C., and with friends in Atlanta, has returned home.
 Mrs. Sara D. Forbes returned home this week after visit to her sister, Mrs Dewees, in Chattanooga | MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey will spend today and tomorrow in Baltimore. going to Philadelphia and then to New York later l in the week.
 Mrs. A. C. Billups and Mrs Joseph D. Smith have returned from Robinson Springs, where they were guests of MT. Daniel Mckeithen of Montgomery. |
 Miss Bessie Webb, Miss Minnie Cooke and Messrs. Henry Pitts, Leonard Bar- ker. Ed Brazelton and E. J. Pigman are spending the weekend at the summer home of MT and Mrs. John w. Cooke on | oUducS 11OuHldlfl. 1 Miss Ellen Forsman has returned to | the city after spending month in De- | troit. Mich, Duluth, Minn., and other points on the Great Lakes : *s | MT. and Mrs. w. V. M. Robertson. their daughter, Margaret and son, Ed win. arrived yesterday afternoon from Pass Christian, Miss, after a delightful vacation there.
 Miss Edith Bowron is in Charlevoix, Wis.
 | pr. and Mrs. A. B. Harris and family will leave today for Boston, where they will remain until September ,. Dr. liar ris will do some special work at Harvard While away.
 Mrs. Hal Copeland and Miss Hazel | Copeland have returned after an absence of five weeks. They visited New York