The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-09
Personals

Russian Riddle of New Orleans was the guest of Mrs. I. E. Taylor Sunday, en route 10 Birmingham
 Mrs. J. W. Carter and Mrs. Charles Ray of Woodward will leave Tuesday morning for Mobile to attend the state convention of the United Daughters of Confederacy. Mrs. Carter will be the house guest of Miss Carrie Knox.
 A party of Bessemer young folks joined a number from Fairview Sunday morning at Birmingham and went to Village Springs over the Louisville and Nashville road for a May outing. The day was spent in kodaking, rambling through the woods and basket din ner and supper was spread for the pie nickers. MT. and Mrs. D. P. Holmes of Fairview were the chaperones and about 35 girls and young men com posed the party.
 As the motor season advances one of | the most popular roads for Bessemer automobile parties is the one through Birmingham, Trussville and Spring vile to Saint Clair Springs. The pie turesque village of Springville Is a favorite stop for a few hours as the pond with its numerous schools of Ger | man carp furnishes the unique pas time of catching live fish with the hands, but owing to the laws there the fish must be placed back in the ldke. inc TOdu IS tACeDllOndllY ROOQ, with only a few rough stretches and many small bridges all the way, and the mountain scenery, rustic beauty of the spring yard and excellent min eral water count as important factors in making the trip an unusually en- joyable one.
 Among those going last Sunday from this city were: Dr. R. P. McTyeire and children, Mir and Mrs. R. w. Simpson, ROhart SionCnn Mr and Mrs. Griffin P. Martin and party including Mrs. H. W. Hunter MT. and Mrs. Anderson, Misses Helen Wilson Alberta Blackman, Maud and Bettie Tip ton, Hallie Fossett and Selina Pick ems of Woodlawn, Annie McGehee and L. w. Lykes: Messrs. Frank and V. w. Woods. V. W. Woods, Jr., A. M Pig man, Capt T. Ware, James Martin and c. B. Morgan; Reid Fulton, Miss Cor nelia Fulton and Homer Hurd motored to Springville In the afternoon.
 Roy Murphy of the local postoffice staff spent the weekend at the Robin son hospital to undergo slight opera tion.
 Captain Jack Thomas, the popular postmaster of Ensley and Pratt City, spent Monday in this city with John Mc- Eniry and Postmaster Lewis. The pur- pose of his visit was a conference and investigation of the local postal bank as a postal savings will be installed at Ensley on June l.
 Mrs. Lee Thornton was removed from the Robinson hospital today to her home and is greatly improved.
 Mrs George Martin was brought from the Talley infirmary of Birmingham by Jacobs ambulance to her home in Jones' boro
 Miss Margaret Robinson, who has been visiting Miss Elise Robinson, returned to her home in Birmingham today.
 MT. and Mrs. Jim H. Edmundson have as their guest, at the Grand hotel, their niece Miss Donna Belmore of Nashville.
 Miss Florence Krause of Woodlawn spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. E. L. Thornburg.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. McAdory of Bir- mingham were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs E. A. Dudley at Jonesboro.
 Mrs J. H. Pearsons and family are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Sanders at Eppes.
 Mrs. S. s. Griffith of Atlanta is spend- ing a few days with Mrs. Andrew c. Mitchell at her home.
 Mrs. Lora Barkis is slightly i'll at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. ]. Conwell on Berkley avenue
 C. L. Farley left Monday morning for Mobile where he wiN represent the Brighton lodge, I. o. o. F., at the state session.