The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
Montgomery People TraUeling Far In
 Pleasure Quest

If it were not for the lovely wis itors in the city and the informal af- fairs of the younger set. the social life of Montgomery would be rather dull at present. Charming visitors keep society on the go, and with Montgomery people coming and going all during the hot months, there IS something of interest happening all the time.
 The seashore seems to have sent out the strongest call for Vacationists this summer, for at Camp Walton, Fla, a colony of Montgomery and Birmingham people just fill the place. Perdido, Biloxi. Mary Esther and other points on the coast are popular many Mont gomerians spending the summer there. North Carolina never loses it's charm for vaCatiOnists, for the many places in the mountains of that state offer untold advantages from d health standpoint, in the meantime affording all forms of amusement possible,
 This year as the year before, finds many Moutgomerians touring Europe. Mss Margaret Booth has the largest party out of Montgomery, having NEith her d number Ot the season $ uebutdute5. and Judging from the l.'Jters that Julia Andrew Marks, Ade- i1ide Flowers, Rachel Rushton, the hlair -irls and other members of the party, send home, they are haVing $ thrill after thrill, as they see the famous Gties of the old world.
 isiting In west.
 Every week a party of two or more leave tor an extended Western trip, and many have gone to spend the summer in California and other points in the west. Mrs. Lawrence Lee is in San Francisco with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Barnett, who formerly lived at Maxwell Field. Mrs. Presley Wilkerson will leave next week for Los Angeles, where she will make an extended visit with her son, MT. Brownfield Wilkerson. Miss Leila Dove. Miss Mary Dove and Miss Ethel Ramage of this city, after attending the national convention of the Business and Professional Wom- ems club in Portland, ore, are now enjoying tour of the golden west.
 Nr. and Mrs. Frank s. Davis of this city left Saturday, going direct to Chicago, after which they will visit all points of interest in the west and along the Pacific coast, the Canadian Rockies, returning home by the way of New York, where they will visit relatives several weeks before re- turning to Montgomery in october.
 Mrs. Lila Harper Edwards is also enjoying a western trip with a party of friends from New York city. She, too, will return to New York, and will enjoy an automo bile trip through the White mountains before return ing in September to resume her music study.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Douville ex- pect to leave Saturday for Milwau- kee, Wis, their old home, where they will spend a month or more. Their young son is with a party of young Montgomery boys at boys camp in Georgia.
 Motoring Through East.
 MT. and rMs. Ralph Faulkner and Miss Mary Gertrude Wtnn are having a delightful motor trip through the east. They expert to motor until they get tired, rest at any delightful place that suits their fancy, and when tired of the car, ship it to New York, and motor from that city as they see fit. They expect to be away from Montgomery two months or more.
 So many Montgomery students are Ftaking summer course at Columbia University in New York, that it is impossible to name them all. Every year this well known institution Of of learning is well represented by Montgomery men and women all eager for moore education.
 Tate Springs situated in a lovely section of Tennessee, has always at tracted many, due to it's excellent climate and the water which has medicinal qualities. In days gone by Montgomery society m Id thought that a summer could not go by unless they could go to the ia nous Tate Spring, and although many other places are proving just as popular, yet this lovely resort haN a or more there. Dr. and Mrs Charles Stakely are enjoying a vacation trip at this resort. and also J. A. Sellers and his lovely daughter, Miss Juliette Sellers of this city Others there for sveral weeks, are MT. and Mrs. and Mir. Guy Brightwell. who mo t'ored form this city ten days ago.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Wescott and children will leave Monday for a stay of several weeks at Wrlghts- vile Beach. x. C. Mir. and Mrs. r. LeGrand and Miss Ella Gold : thwaite will leave early in August for the mountains of North Carolina, where they will spend several weeks. Mrs. J. C. Piukston, MT. and Mrs. sam Euglchart and family are spending the summer at Hendersonville, N. C., and Mir. and Mrs. William Lawrence and farIly are at Kanuga lake, where ttey are surrounded by a col ony of Birmingham people, pr. ana Mrs George Wheeler and MT. and Mrs. John Flowers have just re- turned from motor trip to North
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Smith are plan ming a delightful trip. which they will make early in August. They will go to New York and on into Canada visiting all points of inter
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 A lovely visitor who has charmed the young married set of this city is Mrs J. R. Laswcli of owens boro, Ky. the use guest of MT. and Mrs. R. w. Miller on south Perry street. She will leave early Monday for her Ken lucky home, with only pleasant memories of the two weeks spent in this city, where she was entertained morning. noon and night. Every day a number of informal affairs have been given in her honor, the first big event being the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Miller Thursday at the Green Parrot tea room on the Mount Meigs road. Thursday evening she was the guest of honor at a beautiful dinner party on the roof garden of the Beauvoir club.
 College Set Entertained.
 A number of the younger college set have been so busy since scho- closed that a complete rest was need ed, and these young ladies chaper- oned by Miss Kate Clark spent the week at Passamore place on the Wares Ferry road. Although the camping party was planned for rest, very little resting has been done by these popular young girls. for visi- tors from this city have kept them busy entertaining. and the young boys in their crowd found many ex- cuses to spend a good deal of time at Passamore's this week. Tn the party were Miss Nell Thomas, Miss Benne Crum, Mss Sara Mayfeld, Mss Julie Pitts. Miss Olive Gardner and Miss Emme Taber.