The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22

cities. Mrs. Oscar Hundley, local presi-
dent of the Equal Suffrage association,
will also remain at home this summer to
enlarge the scope of suffrage activities in
the district, and may go away for only
a short rest in the late son.
MRS. JEMISON LEAVES
The Massachusetts coast always claims
a number of Birmingham people. The
Culloms, and sometimes the Kauls and
William Walkers spend the season there.
MRS. Robert Jemison, Jr., and Mrs. Alfred
Walker will leave next week for Mas
tasket, just outside of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Caldwell, who have just re-
turned from little motor trip are un-
decided as yet about their plans, but will
go to Atlantic City and probably Lake
Placide, in July or August. Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford Johnson, who always go east
in the early fall, will again accompany
their sons to college and linger for a
short while in the metropolis. Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Drennen will, as usual, go to
Asbury Park and the Great Lakes, and
Mrs. Frank Crockard expects to spend a
part of her summer at Lake Toxaway,
N. c.
Others will go to North Carolina. At
Highland Lake Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grider will have cottage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Kiby, who were in the sum-
mer colony there last year, will return
and have a cottage for the season. Mrs.
John Warren will remain in Colorado for
some time and Mr.. Warren expects to go
out there for his vacation
LURE OF SUMMER HOMES
SUMMER homes in Alabama and more
distant places are offering their usual
lure to a number of well known people.
Mr.. and Mrs James Weatherly have
opened their house at Black Mountain,
N. c., place widely known for the hos
pitality of its owners. The c. T. Orr
residence at Mentone is also occupied by
the family, who always have a number of
guests. Mrs William A. Chenoweth went
up to Etowa, N. C, several weeks ago to
prepare their beautiful home, THE
Meadows" for the reception of the fam
lily, and yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chenoweth left for that place. Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. VanHoose, instead of going to
the camp, where they have passed so
many pleasant summers, will occupy the
Oscar Smith place
Europe has claimed a number of the
people who habitually spend the sum-
mers away. DR. and Mrs. j. H.. Phillips
are on the ocean now and expect to land
in a day or two at Naples. Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Marx and children also left a short
time ago to spend the summer in Eng
rett and their children left in the early
spring for a European trip to continue
until late autumn. The usual quota from
Birmingham accompanied Mrs. Zac Smith
abroad. Among the Birmingham folk
We're Mr. and Mrs. Markell
With Mrs. Ida Adams went Miss Muir
ray Adams, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beecher Adams; Miss Josephine
Cosby and several others. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kaul are in New York and. Will
sail for Europe in a short time.
SUMMER AT HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Badham are an
ticipating the pleasure of a summer at
home, which, like many others, they re-
gard as after all the most satisfactory.
They will open their country house at
Blount Springs the middle of July and
Mr.. Badham, like Mr. T.. H. Benners
who also owns a cottage in that beauti-
full place. will join the commuters"
coming to business on the 9 o'clock morn
ing train and enjoying the life truly rural
in the interim between business duties.
The Badham boys will be home this
week, Henry, Jr.. coming from Yale; Ver-
non who completed his studies at Law
this season and goes to Yale
next and William Badham, both COM
ing home from Lawrenceville with the
other boys from that well known prepar-
dlOIN SCHOOL. MIS-. ItODeIL BduSn anu
her children have already gone to Wythe-
vile, Va, where they have spent many
summers. They will be joined by Mr..
Baush for a short visit. Dr. and Mrs.
Is. G. Copeland will motor to Huntsville
in a few days for a visit to relatives, and
from there will make a number of pleas
ant trips before going to Waukeshaw,
where they spend the final hot months
every year.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. c. Maben Jr.. expect to
enjoy the Wrightsville Beach for a short
time and then will go to Lake Toxaway.
In the late summer or early fall they are
always in the Birmingham colony to be
found in Atlantic City and New York.
Wrightsville. by the way, promises to
enjoy its usual popularity among Bir-
people at Bangor, a beautiful
estate which they purchased not long ago
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Smith are at their
Clairmont home and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl.
Woodward are living at their attractive
place at Woodward.
A beautiful country house of the ante
bellum type was purchased not long ago
near Admission by Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Minge, who expect to have a little house
party there in July for their daughter,
Miss Martha Mnge.
Shades mountain and Blount Springs
always attract their colony of summer
residents and st. Clair Springs, where