The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-23

away. 1t was great barbecue, and due
credit is given Mr. Robinson.
Capt. Hughes b. Kennedy was genuinely
missed at the barbecue and many express
| sions of sympathy were heard during the
dav Tor l. IN. Mr.. Kennedy was seized Fri
day night with a violent attack of acute
, indigestion and could not be present.
George Plaisance was not present yes
tersay and the ladies will never know
what they missed. George is one of the
most graceful dancers among the travel
ing men in birmingham. Charlie Abrams,
too, missed George. Did you notice how
sad he appeared to be all day? It's sad
story, mates.
Judge Davis says one of his feets got re-
ligion and the other just won't dance
alone. The judges wife is out of town
and he wouldn't dance without her, even If
both his feet were advocates of atheism.
Bob Fulford missed one dance, when he
walked downstairs to get drink of
water. Bob hadn't discovered that it was
sulphur water. When he got back he
wanted to know when dinner would be
served. saying he wanted some of the bar
! becIe sauce to take the taste of water
from his mouth.
Dr. r. F. Lovelady was among those
present, and said he had a most enjoy
he Certainly did enjoy the day. The doc
to- consumed almost as much watermelon
as l did
One of the most charming of the ladies'
present was Miss Mary Allen Gathright
OF Atlanta, who was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C E. Abrams.
Among those present were: Llewellyn
H. Salter r. X. Kennedy, Miss Anna Lee
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs ]. e, Robinson,
Mrs. Robert w. Powell. Mrs. T. L. Nash,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Harris, Mrs ]. Wall,
Douglass Wall, Miss Reva Clark, Misses
Fannie. Mollie and Hattie Barclay, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Hunt, Miss Jennie Hood
Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Hood, Ira Hood, Jr., T. c. Smith
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Rog-
ers, II. w. Myers and Mrs. Myers, Mrs L.
w. Beckley, f. c. Manasco, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. Godbee, Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d. Benton, w. T. Morton,
N. M. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Head,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams, b. d. Heck,
Miss Eula Tumlin, Miss Isabel Ford, Miss
Vera Head M. NJ. Massey, Mrs Eva Will
lett, NJ b. Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8.
Johnson Miss Claudia johnson, Miss
Mary Coleman. Miss Edith Mabry, Miss
Elizabeth Seay, James Seay, Erskine Seay,
]. E. Ross. Miss Mary Allens Glass, r. l..
Lott, T. p. Bowles, Misses Mary, Gertrude
and Reva Bowles, Miss Brenda Lott Mr.
and Mrs H. II Chumley and daughter
Marguerite, e. Buckshaw, Miss May Car
michael, L. A. Baker and Mrs. Baker,
Misses Mildred and Miriam Baker, G. T.
Wafford. G. l.. Mccullough, Robert Full
ford, Mrs. Albert Finch, Miss Geraldine
Mccormack. Miss Gertrude Mccormack,
Miss Dorothy Allen. f. A. Hausman c.
M. Campbell. Ranse Mabry. Perkins Ellis,
Thomas r. Epperson, Mr.. and Mrs Ru-
dolph Schembs and Misses Minnie and
Ruth Schembs, and Master Douglass and
Robert Schembs; J w. Collins, Mr. and
Mrs. Will v. Connell and Misses Marjorie
and Mary Connell Mr. AMI Mrs. j. N
Cornelius, Henry Gddens. Sam Graham
p. H. Lallande, James Lallande, w. e.
Coxwell, Howard Tumlin. George c. Nose
ly. 7. B. Marshal. r. l.. German, Miss
Rowena Hill, Mrs. w. L. Neil, Miss Mar
garet Neill o l.. Andrews, E. r. Avery.
j. Fl. Vanhemert and Mrs. Vanhemert,
f e. Mann, e. C. Matthews, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. P. Fontaine, Mrs. A. L. Hayley,
D. o. Robinson. Judge David ]. Davis,
DR.. r F. Lovelady and others.
"Grancdaddy" Kennedy was the winner
In a 100-yard dash in the afternoon His
opponent was young lady, who mastered
the art of racing In a syfnna stun.
"Grancda ddy"," however mastered IL on
the road chasing after orders and he was
100 feet ahead of the young lady when
the tape was reached. He was breathing
easily and challenged anyone in the crowd
to II race of any kind. No acceptances
were to be had.
I. r. Epperson was the Oldest member
OF the I. p. A. present at the barbecue.
Mr. Fpperson Is charter member of the
national Post B. He now is secretary of
Birmingham council, No. 172 United Com
mercial Travellers, and numbers his
friends throughout the territory and the
south by thousands. He enjoyed the day
fully.
A. H. MOORE KNOWS ALL
AR0TIT SCREENS AND