The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-25

Among the members OIL the party pre-
pairing to go with Mrs. Frank G. Alexan-
der for an eastern trip are DR.. and Mrs
| J. j. Duncan, Joe Duncan, Jr., and Miss
Imelda Duncan and Miss Margaret Baker
The party, which includes a number or
Birmingham people, will leave July 10 and
visit after the larger eastern cities, Thou
sand Islands, Montreal and Quebec, and
will be absent about five weeks.
Mrs. j. o. Thompson and her daughter
Mrs. Eugene Galloway of Selma, left last
night for visit to Mrs. Winston Thomp-
| son at Shoal Creek farm, Brierfield. They
will be among Mrs. Thompson's guests at
! a meeting today of her club, who will go
| out from Montevallo in tallyho to spend
| the day chiefly In the woods, where Mrs.
| Thompson has discovered a picturesque
srotto surrounded with flowers and ferns
shoulder high. The club has about u
| members, but there will be additional
| guests.
| Mrs. j. F. Conner of Midway is the guest
| OF Mrs. Dan Smith. She came up to at
| tend the Comer-Adams wedding which oc-
CURED last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Britt and two chill
dren, Walter Britt and Elizabeth Britt.
will return to their home this morning
after visit to Mrs. Dan Smith in Avon
dale. They were her guests for the
Comer-Adams wedding.
Miss Chta Beasley. who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs Cary Thompson,
for several wseks, will return to her home
| in Elkton, Tenn, today, accompanied by
Miss Willie May Brandon, who will be
her guest.
Mrs. E. w. Brandon and children ex-
I,
| lima to spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Horace Adams has returned from
Atlanta, where she spent six weeks as
| the guest of her father, Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard W. Massey and
their three daughters, Miss Elizabeth
Massey, Miss Eleanor Massey and Miss
Katherine Massey, will leave July 10 for
a. tour of tile west, to include Seattle.
Portland, Denver, Salt Lake City, San
Francisco and other points in California,
and probably Yellow Stone park They
will be absent two months.
Alice Rumph and Miss Mclaughlin left
Yesterday afternoon for a weeks outing
beyond East Lake, where Mr.. and Mrs
| J. II. Roll have given them the use of
their pretty log dwelling. They plan to
spend the week in sketclling. Friday they
will be joined by party of friends from
, town for a picnic in the woods, their
guests to include Miss Grace Lainhardt
Mrs. w. S. Lowell, Miss Hortense Estes,
Miss Hannah Elliott Miss Sara Neill, Miss
Glennie Mosely, Miss Louise Lewis, Mrs
j. II. Montgomery, Miss Ethel Armes and
Miss Myrtle Miles.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Waller. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Waller, Miss Sara Elizabeth
Geiger, We're at the Hotel Hillman Mon
day night while en- route to Virginia. They
| are touring in an automobile.
! Mr.. Rufus Fell, who is recovering from
an attack of appendicitis, is the guest of
his brother, Mr.. Charles Fell, in Mobile.
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| Mrs. E. NJ Kilby and Miss Anne Cur
| tis will leave this morning for Tate
Spring, where Mrs. Kilby will spend a
| fortnight before going to Highland Park.
IN c., for the summer. Miss Curtis
plans to spend some time at Tate and
| later will go to Atlantic Beach, Fla,
| fore the late winter
Mrs. George Bates Kelley and her sis
fer Mrs Lottie Austin Patterson, will
leave today for Wrightsville Beach, N.
| e.. to remain several weeks
Mr. B. M. Allen is planning summer
| tour of Europe and will be one of those
sailing on the Imperator August 8.
Cards received from Mrs. Henry 3.
Gray describes the Yale-Harvard base
ball game in New Haven, Conn.,, which
she Witnessed a few days ago.