The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18

| the bride, maid of honor Miss Phebs | Mullen and Carrie Boss McVay will bt | ribbon bearers. with John Harvey MeVaN ring bearer, and Annie Mullen flower girl | Mr. w. s. Webster will be best man. PERSONAL MENTION OF
 WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
 MT and Mrs Leonard T. Beecher have returned from Chicago.
 
 Miss O1line Perkins will entertair a l house party at her home in Sayre. the guests to include Miss Mildred Badham, | Miss Natalie Lenk, Miss Susie Haskell, | Miss Josephine Johnson, Miss Margaret Berry. Miss Virginia Jemison of Birmng- ham and several others. Miss Olena McNatt left yesterday for Indianapolis. where she will attend the convention of the International Label league
 mother, Mrs. Summerstill will leave Monday for New Orleans to spend several days.
 MT and Mrs. A. Griggs, who were resi- dents of Birmingham severa years ago, but have been making their home in Cedartown, Ga, have returned and are IL.
 
 After short stay at home since her return from college Miss Laura Mel Tow CTS left yesterday morning 10 visit rela- lives In Charlottesville, Va.
 Miss Lydia NJ. Lotzgeselle of Mingo. O., is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. M L.. Smith of Oak Crest station. Mr and Mrs. W. K. Salisbury, who have been temporarily residents of War rior, nave returned to Birmingham and are making their home at Mrs. Hamills, on Jasper Road. in North Haven. Mrs. Saulsburys mother, Mrs, Stone, Is also with them.
 Mrs. w. T. Underwood and Miss Vir- | ginia Underwood will spend the remaind- CT of the summer in northern Michigan and the early fall in Lexington, Ky, and will return to Birmingham early in Oc- tober
 Mrs Oscar Underwood is at present in Atlantic City.
 | Mrs Gustave Deyalcourt and her | daughter, Estelle, will leave Sunday morning for an extended summer trip, going by steamer to Boston, While away
  Mir J. l.. Chalifoux, al Lowell, also her sister, Mrs. Granger. They will visit sev- eral points in Canada and return to Bir- mingham in the late fall.
 Mrs. R. F. Krackowizir leaves the lat ter part of this week for New York, whence she sails for a visit to her home in Sweden, and after a trip to the con- tinent in the fall, travelling through Ger many, France and Italy, will return to Birmingham in the early winter.
 The offertory at St Andrews Episco- pal church tonight will be sung by Miss Francis Wiley, contralto. of Memphis. C. B. Overstreet will leave tomorrow for a two weeks stay at Tybee, and from there they will visit relatives through Georgia.
 MT and Mrs. T. l.. Hill have gone 10 Kansas City to visit friends. Later they will visit in Denver and Colorado Springs. remaining away about three weeks.
 
 Miss Katherine Rutledge of Gallatin, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. Robert s. Warner. Miss Rutledge has visited in Birmingham before and has number of friends in society, Miss Gladys Ensen, who left Birming- ham this week for New York is now at West Point She expects to leave next week for Europe to spend the summer
 
 Miss Louise Collier of Decatur is the guest of Mrs. Leonard Hobert. Miss Evelyn Jones of Dayton, O., is the guest of Miss Margaret Morrison. 1 | Mir James Hamilton of Chicago, ths tenor, who has been heard with much in- terest locally since he began studying two years ago, is spending the summer in Birmingham with his family.
 
 Mrs. Craig Smith of Montgomery and her two interesting children are here wis iting her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. B. Conner.
 | Mrs. B. B. Conner who is at the Conner plantation, is expected home tomorrow night
 Mrs. E. T. Fearn, l7sl Fourteenth av.- nue, south, has her guest, her sister. | Mrs. E. IT. Planck of Mobile. Mrs. Planck, who is accompanied by her lit- tie son, is remembered here as Miss Julia Lake. She was frequent and pop uiar visitor before her marriage.
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 Mrs. Eugene Brown and her son, At we'll Brown, have returned from Pass Christian, where they were guests of Mrs 1 Wilbur Brown.
 1 Mir and Mrs Percy Clark and daughter | Miss Gladys, have taken a furnished cot tage for the summer in West End. They have with them Mrs. j. E. Hood who will be remembered as Miss Percy Carlton Clark with her two. children. l Mrs David F. Evans will entertain the Talent club Tuesday afternoon iron 5 to o'clock, at her home, i30 Soutl | Eighteenth street.
 Miss Margaret Nelson, Mrs. M. F.. Neil son and MT. Robert Nelson arrived las | night to visit Mrs. J. c. Bonner, POO Humboldt avenue. Miss Nelson wu spend the summer in Europe, sailing Jun "A. and MT. Robert Neilson's vacation will be passed in Chautauqua, N Y.
 Mir Eldridge Reese returned last weel from Tennessee Military institute. wher, he has been attending school. Dr. and Mrs. George w. Reese and lit tie Miss>SMargaret left yesterday for Kan -sas citW ceasssdo Springs and Denver