The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-27
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BY EMMA REID RYALL

Judge Boyd was until recently city at
torney and is now circuit judge.
Mr.. John c. Lusk is at Tate, having
stopped there when the storms inter-
fered with transportation to North
Carolina resorts. He was Joined there
this week by Mr.. John T. owen of Chat
tanooga and both have met many old
friends, as Tate is crowded with south
erners.
Judge and Mrs. Ormond Sommerville
of Montgomery and their handsome
children Ormond, Jr., and Elizabeth
Sommerville are popular guests at
Tate. Mrs. w. Taylor of Bessemer has
arrived. and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Robin
son of Cropwell are enjoying the
gaities of the resort.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank st. John of New
orleans are at Tate and gave brill
liant dinner party Saturday evening
when Mr. st. Johns birthday was cele-
brated Covers were laid for 10 guests
and each guest brought an absurd lit
tie gift. tin horn, a drum or some
thing worse to make the occasion
memorable Some of the guests were
Mr.. John c. Lusk of Birmingham, Mrs.
j. c. Hunter of Atlanta, Mrs, J. Cary
Lamar of Augusta, Mr.. Turpin of Ma
con, Col Marion Knowles of Atlanta
and Miss leila Armstrong of Chatta-
nooga.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Rollins and Meta
Rollins of Montgomery are at Tate
There will be an important meeting
this morning of the city mission board
at 10 o'clock in the basement of the
First Methodist church After the busi-
ness meeting there will be a social hour
and the new deaconess, Miss Black
well of the Avondale Wesley House,
will be present All ladies who are in
terested in the work are invited TO
attend.
The following invitation has been
received
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Miles of the Miles
School for Dancing, take pleasure in
announcing that they will conduct two
special dances each week, Tuesday and
Thursday nights, from to IL O'CLOCK
at East Lake park.
The opening dance to begin Ihrusoay
evening, July 27.
You and your friends are cordially
invited to attend.
Davidson's orchestra.
The following from the Montgomery
Advertiser will be read with interest by
many in the city, as the little LADY Is
niece of Miss Helen Keller of whom all
Alabama is so proud:
Katherine Keller Tyson is perhaps olie
of the most interesting little girls IN
Montgomery. She is a born actress ana
after what she considers important
events in her life she lives the part un-
til the next event takes hold OF her
Sometime ago Katherin visited nos
pital where friend was i'll. Following
this visit Katherine made caps anu
aprons of the table linen bed llnen'
towels or anything that happened to be
white. Having completed her uniforms
she acted as nurse to the children as
we'll as their pets, in the neighporhooo'
Gust as .Katherine's interest was wan
ing in her private hospital it became
necessary to have a tooth extracted. FOL
lowing this proceeding Mrs. Tyson
crochet and knitting needles all disap-
peared. She discovered them in the Of
flee of DIR. Tyson who was operating
on the teeth of the neighbors' children.
At present Katherine is playing orlde'
She has a pair of her mothers hlgh
heeled slippers, mosquito netting and
number of other garments which she mas
turned into wedding costume. The
nurse sings Lohengrin's wedding march
about five hours of each day While hath-
erie goes through the performance OF
being married
katherine Keller Tyson is a niece of
Miss Helen Keller and they carry on con-