The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29

abroad, will give, as the offertory this
morning. with Verdure Clad, from
1.-The Creation" by Haydn. The congre-
CATION at the Advent has greatly enjoyed
Miss Douglass singing and the selection
this morning will undoubtedly be heard
with especial pleasure.
Mrs George Lowman leaves for Atlanta
this week to spend several days with rel
atives before going TO a summer resort
in the east.
Whitfield Smith of Danville. Va, is In
Birmingham for several weeks.
Miss Helen Tuttle who has been the
guest of Miss Tillie Pope in Mobile, is
now attending house party on the coast
Miss Pope is with her.
Miss Evelyn Hoke left Saturday morn
ing for Atlanta to visit friends. Later
she will join her mother to spend several
weeks in Anderson, s. C.
Miss Lucy Bonner C4eyer of Nashville
who has been the lat j of her grand
the Hotel Hilman, W leave tomorrow to
join her father and spend the summer al
the Chicago Beach hotel. Miss Cooper
has been one of the most feted of the
younger visitors.
Mrs. T. NGreen and Miss Martha Green
of Newman, Ca. are expected Tuesday
to be guests of Miss Martha Glover.
Mrs. George A. Leftwich of Mobile has
spent this week with her sister Mrs. ]. C.
Carmichael She will return later in the
summer to spend the last of the season
on Shades mountain. Mrs Leftwitch is
prominent in civic and philanthropic af-
fairs in Mobile and was recently elected
president of the Young Womens Chris
tian association of this city. She has been
an officer and active worker in the
Daughters of the American Revolution for
several years.
Miss Louise Watkins of Oklahoma City
and Miss Elise Perkins of Starksville
Miss, are guests of Mrs. Newton Paisley
in Norwood.
Miss Lise Courtney Shropshire and
Miss Adelaide Ransom left Thursday for
Mississippi to be guests at a house party
given by Miss Frances Broyles, the
daughter of Senator Broyles
Miss Lise Shropshire is visiting in Sc
vance, Tenn, and will later go to Min
nesota to spend the last of the summer.
Mrs. John Armistead left yesterday for
Mentone.
Mrs. F. w. Stephens and children are
spending several weeks with Mrs. Lyman
in Montevallo.
Mrs. Morris Marx of Uniontown is the
guest of Mrs. NJ X. Erdreich on Cres-
cent avenue.
Mrs. NJ E. Meyer and Miss Bernice
Meyer will spend the summer at Orrville,
Miss Mary Lou Robinson of Pensacola
is the guest of Mrs. Clyde Harkins for
a few days while en- route to Blount
Springs.
Oscar Underwood, Jr., is the guest oi
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. T. Underwood. He will
be with them until July 1, when he Will
go abroad for five months, returning
then t. enter upon the practice OF law
in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Charlton
of this city, who are at present with
Mrs. Charlton's father, Hon. L. c. Ow-
ings, at his country home. "Cedarcroft.
near Louisville, KY, have named their
little son Kenneth Charlton. Jr.
Mrs. Charles Booth and Mrs. F. D.
McLemore of Prattville. who have been
guests of their sister. Mrs. G. II. Wea-
YER. have returned to their home In
Prattville. Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Nc
Lemore are daughters of Capt. John A.
Fitzaptrick and granddaughters Of the
late Gov. Benjamin Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. Roy T. Bonnell of Chicago Is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. T. o. Bonnell
and his sisters, Mrs. Knollenberg and
Mrs. w. F. Reed.
Mrs. William M. sutherlin and her
little daughter left this week to visit
relatives in Virginia.
Miss Halle May riddle is spending a
week with Mrs. Eugene T. Reed on
Fourteenth avenue.
Miss Eleanor Hughes has gone to At
lanta to visit Miss Louise Bates.
Miss Cornelia Hunghses left yesterday
afternoon to visit friends in Acmar.
Mrs. Roy Mccullough and two chill
dren are in Clarendon. Ark, where they
VIII spend several weeks with relatives.
Miss Brown. Mrs. McCullough's sister
who has spent several months in Bir-
mingham, returned home with her.
A Tom Thumb wedding will be given
Thursday evening at s o'clock at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church.
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Stubs and
two sons George Stubbs, Jr., and Ed
mund Rucker Stubbs, will leave in q