The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-27

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 - - E-nm...l- Street car conductors, women! We sell dom hear word of English, There are no negroes, but plenty of Indians. l We sail from here to Iquique, Chile, July 24.'
 By the same mall came a card from Mrs. D. U Franke of Muscogee, Okla, formerly Miss Corrinne Sommer of this city, who is on her wedding trip. It was sent from Yellowstone Park Miss Martha Dabneys many friends will regret to know of her Illness She has been spending the summer at the mountain home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. ]. D. Dabney. but was brought to the South Highlands infirmary Friday night, suffering with typhoid fever. No alarm Is felt as to her condition for the illness, at present, appears a mild attack. and she is at the infirmary in order to be near her physician.
  Miss Mary Campbell is another popu- lar society girl who is spending A part of the warm season in the hospital. She Is at St. Vineent's, where daily inquiries are made as to her condition. An oper- alton for appendicitis was performed Monday, and the report from her bed side was doing nicely" She Is rest ing very comfortably, and, surrounded with flowers from sympathetic friends, is preserving her usual gay, charming humor.
 
 IaP L-ri1 via Savannah for Boston. He will go to Sandwich Mass, where Mrs. Aldrlch and her little son have been spending the summer, and will meet Mrs. Aid rich on her return from Chicago. She goes to Chicago tomorrow to fill an enga cement Wednesday evening as piano soloist with the Minneapolis or ehestra. but will return immediately afterward to Sandwich. MT. Aldrich will remain until the middle of Sep tember Mrs Aldrich is expected to return to Birmingham early In october.
 
 Mrs Julia McNelll and Miss Sara Me NeilI are at home after spending the summer in Salisbury. N. C. Mrs. Richard Lyman of Jacksonville Fla, is the guest of her mother, Mrs w F. Conner, 1114 South Sixteenth street. She will be in the city 10 days while en route to her home from Chi cago. where she spent month as the guest of relatives Mrs. Lyman was. until her marriage last summer, Miss Lena Conner of this city Mrs. William Greet of Huntsville is expected in a few days to be the guest I of her daughter. Mrs. C. M. Stanley. Mrs C. T. Lundgren of Memphis, Mrs. Stanley's sister, will also be her guest. Miss Minnie Blob, who has spent the | past eight weeks visiting Alabama rel atives and for 10 days has been with Mrs ". K Brown and Mrs. c. M. Stanley, will leave tomorrow for her | home in Texas. She has been most pleasantly entertained
 Miss Mary Bryan is In St. Louis. She 1 Is expected home next week. | Mr. H. NJ. Archibald, Jr., left yester- day for Washington to be absent sew eral days.
 Mrs. l.. s. Stephenson and family are visiting Mrs. c. B. Massengale of Allan l ta, who was formerly Miss Cornelia 1 Stephenson.
 l Louis Branscomb, the sdn of Dr. and s l day after spending a delightful summer with Mr and Mrs. l.. L. Stephenson and 1 family at their summer home near Lo- l vich. Ala.
 l Miss Margaret Anderson and her guest 1 Miss Anna May Forman, have returned 1 from a visit to Iehigh. Miss Forfnan | will remain with her week longer 1 Miss Kathleen Adams has returned l from Montgomery where. az the guest l of Mss Blue, she has been delightfully."- entertained. She was accompanied home l by her cousin. Miss Laura May HIll. who will be her guest.
 l Miss Louise Archibald, who has been 1 the guest of Miss Jamie Saunders. q l Converse classmate, at q house party | this summer. Is now member Of af eastern tourist party. Miss Saunders Is with her. They have been in Balti- lr0rno fn [