The age-herald., 1899-07-23
InsSocietY.


 In Society. MT. and Mrs Braxton Bragg Conner have cards out for garden party on Monday evening, July 24, at o'clock. The cards of Miss Mignon Conner, their lovely young daughter and that of her guest, Miss Aimee Nelson, of Selma, are enclosed.
 
 Miss Grace Hardie lefl Friday for Valley Head where she will be the guest of Miss Mary Anderson at her beautiful summer home, Winston Place.
 Mrs. Thomas D. Cobbs and her son of San Antonio, Tex, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Cobb.
 
 The Owl club will hold an important meet ing next Wednesday evening, July 26 at o'clock at 2O9-21 Twenty-first street. The attendance of each member is urgently re- quested.
 Misses Helen. Gertrude and Avis Ehrman will leave Tuesday for New York. They will sail Saturday on one of the Hamburg American lines for Europe and after spend ing some time at Hamburg ~-i go to Frankfort-on-the Main, and will spend the early autumn in Dresden or Berlin.
 
 al Oliver Springs.
 Miss Kate Hopkins left yesterday for Livingston.
 A party which included MT. Bressie Vaughan, Mr. Nat Barker and a number of olhers left last night for Mobile. Mrs. M. Mahoney, Mrs. J. A. Achers and Miss Nellie Achers are out of town for visit of several weeks.
 Miss Ethel Morrow leaves tomorrow for Carbon Hill
 Mrs. Charles D. Young and son leave to- morrow for Virginia, where they will visit MT. Young's relatives.
 MT. Archibald Henderson, of Anniston, spent a day or two of the last week in Birmingham.
 
 Mrs. Charles S. Simmons has returned from Athens and Tallulah Falls. The calendars of the Cadmean circle have been finished and members are re- quested to call for them at the home of the secretary, Mrs. Alexander T. London. The notable event for the coming week
  which will take place on Wednesday eyen- ing. There have been a number of driv- ing parties arranged and the Country club governors have invited a large number of guests to go out. The occasion will be a brilliant one.
 MT. John w. Tomlinson returned yester- day from Chicago. His club friends and society generally are congratulating him upon his honors of the past week.
 
 MT. and Mrs. H. Simon have returned to their residence No. 211S Avenue H, after a pleasant visit to Livingston, Ala. Mrs. Lyons and Miss Lyons, of Decatur, arrived in the city yesterday. and are stopping at the Morris.
 Mrs. William P. Redd and Miss Nina Redd have returned from Blount Springs. Miss Alyce Wildman returned yesterday afternoon to Tuscaloosa, after a short visit to friends in the city.
 Lieutenant Elmore, of the United States army, is in the city.
 
 The members of the two boards of con- trol of the Woman's club will meet tomor- row morning at 7:9O o'clock at the club.
 
 Announcement has just been made of the engagement of Horace s. Hall, of Corona to Miss Louise Leftwich, of Florence The marriage will take place at the residence of Major J. G. W. Leftwich, the brides father, in Florence, on Wednesday, August 2. The ceremony will be a very quiet one, as only the immediate relatives and friends of the couple will be present. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Hall will leave for Lookout Mountain and Asheville, and other summer resorts. Miss Leftwich is @ member of one of the most prominent families of North Alabama, and is young woman of great personal at- fractions. She is sister of Mrs J. c. Car michael, of this city. Mr. Hall is well known in industrial circles of Birmingham as the sales agent of the Corona Coal com pany.
 Miss Myrtis Johnson will return tonight from the house party at Vine Hill. She brings with her Miss Willie Whitby, of Sel- ma, who viii be Miss Johnsons guest at her home No. 517 north Twenty-thrd street for a few days.
 Messrs. w A. and T. A. Moore, two of Birmingham's most promising young men, left yesterday for short visit to their pa- rents and the home of their childhood among the hills of Tennessee.
 HUNTSVILLE