The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-26

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Hassinger, Miss Elizabeth Wagner, Miss
LYDIA OTIS, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Hew-
lett Mae Adams, Miss Dorsey Harris,
Miss Helen Mcclary, Miss Mary Lykes,
Miss Margaret Drennen Miss Virginia
Messenger, Miss Jeanette Wells, Miss
Mary futile, Miss Augusta Stollenwerck,
| Miss Julia Shackelford, Miss Susie
Greene, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss
Marion Pinokard, Miss Margaret Moore,
and Miss Alma Messer.
NOTES
Miss Hazel Harper who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Moore.
for several months, will return to her
home in Memphis next week.
Miss Carrie White Bean is a member
of a delightful house party near Nash
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Peters spent a
few days recently with MIR. and Mrs
| Moretti In SylacaAga. They returned home
| Sunday.
Miss Katherine kearny will go to Alex
andria Monday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
William Hardie, for three weeks. after
which she will be with friends in Selma
for a short time before going to her
| home In New Orleans.
Mrs. Joseph Montgomery is studying art
! in New York, but expects to return in
time to reopen her studio at the Mar
garet Allen school this fall. Miss Han
nah Elliott also plans to go to New York
to study. but is uncertain of the date of
ner departure.
Mrs. Frank Nelson Jr., and her daugh-
4AF ...ED
an extended eastern trip. Mr.. Nelson ex-
poets to join them within a short time
after their departure.
Miss Rose Owen McDavid and Miss
Evelyn Reynolds will be members of
Mr.. Matthews Tardys house party next
week. They will join the campers Mon
day.
Mrs. C. N. Simonson and her daughter,
Miss Jeanette. former residents of this
city, and now of Atlanta, are visiting
Mrs II. Key on North Seventeenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P. Messer and their
three daughters, Miss Alma Messer, Miss
Eleanor Messer and Miss Elizabeth Mes
ser, expect to leave the first week in
August for an eastern trip. They will
visit New York city, Niagara Falls, Phil
adelphia, Atlantic City and other points
Miss Augusta Stollenwerck of Montgom-
cry is the guest of Miss Julia Shackeford.
Mrs. Andrew Frey of Inglenook has as
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hagood
| of Louisville.
| Miss Reba Powers is visiting Miss Olive
| Knight in New Decatur.
| Miss Louise Scarborough will leave for
her home In Columbus Monday, concluding
a very attractive visit to Miss Elizabeth
Massey.
| Mrs. A. NJ. CARRIER, accompanied by her
two children, Alexander CARRIER, Jr., and
Eugene CARRIER, left yesterday morning for
Hot Springs, n. c., to be absent several
weeks They will be at the Mountain
Park hotel in Hot Springs, and later will
spend some time in Asheville. Colonel
CARRIER will go to Denver early in August
| to attend the supreme tribunal of the
Knights of Pythias.
| Mr.. F. H. Thurman, who has been
spending a week in the city, leaves to-
day for st. Louis and the west Mr..
| Thurman has been a guest at the home
of Mr.. j. s. Northington during his stay
here, and has also had the pleasure of
renewing old friendships. He formerly
| lived here.
Mrs. C. Marine and Master Joseph
Marine leave today for Dayton, o.. to
visit Mrs. Marines brother. Mr.. A. A.
| Wall.
| Mr. and Mrs Conrad Ohme have taken
| the e. X. Campbell residence for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are oc-
| cupying their country house a few miles
out over Red Mountain. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Underwood are established in Bes-
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Collier will leave
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Collier will leave
August for Occonomowoc, Mich, to re-
main until October /. The place is near
Waukesha and thoroughly delightful.
Mrs. Mason billiard, Miss Dean billiard
and her guest, Miss Searson, also DIR.
| Mason billiard of Virginia, arrived in Bir-
mingham Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. billiard
and Miss billiard have been absent some
time; indeed, since the graduation exer-
cises at Mary Baldwin seminary, where
Miss Dean billiard is a student, and after
| visiting a number of fashionable summer
places they went to New York and later
were Joined by DR.. billiard, who is young
physician and is thinking of making Bir-
Miss Della Houston left yesterday after
noon for Springfield and other points in
Ohio to be absent six weeks. Her mother,
Mrs. f. NJ S. Houston, will join her at
the conclusion of her visit and return
home with her.
Mrs. Jessie Ward of Aberdeen, Miss,
is the guest of Mrs. Harry Jones.
|
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Brooks, accom-
panied by their two little grandsons have
, gone east for an extended trip, Atlantic
City will be followed by other points OF
interest. and they Will probably not re-
turn until the late fall
Mrs Charles A. Calhoun returned from
/, Blount Springs Monday after charming
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Benners al
, their summer cottage. Mr.. Calhoun was
also their guest during the week end.
Judge and Mrs. S. d. Weakley, Miss
Eula Weakley and Miss Louise Weakley
left yesterday for n foreign trip. They
will be abroad three months.
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