The age-herald., 1900-07-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

The dance and garden party given by Miss Helen VanHouse last night at the residence of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. VanHoose, brought together large number of the younger set, and the occa- sion was notably gay and beautiful. Miss VanHoose intertained in honor of her guest, Miss Mary Kennedy of Tuscaloosa They were both unusually attractive in white organdie frocks. Dancing was en- joyed in the drawing rooms, while the lawns were gay with picturesque groops. Ices were served on the lawn and the wide veranda .and the al fresco features were ideal for the summer nights that are par ticularly delightful with the glory of moon- light.
 At meeting of St. Mary's Hillman Hos pital Chapter yesterday morning Mrs. J. A. Yates was appointed to receive any dona tions sent to this chapter A generous con- tribution was made through Mrs. Hanne- han, and all donations will go to the fund for the new hospital building. This chap ter was the first to be organized for pro- noting the Hillman Hospital work. It is known as the Hospital Chapter of St.
  been organized by the women of the Church of the Advent. The members of St. Many's Mission meet every Tuesday morn ing. They request that all contributions be sent to Mrs. J. A. Yates. The members working enthusiastically for 9 generous sum to augment that to be raised by the women of other chapters.
 Mrs. Dorn has gone to Atlanta to spend a week or two with her son and daughter there.
 Mrs. Fraleigh of Nashville is spending the summer in Birmingham. She is the guest of Miss Ada Bowron.
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 Miss Mamie Riley and Miss Lida Riley of Montgomery are the guests of Miss Fannie May Mason.
 Miss Anna Morrow, Miss Virginia Walker and Mir William Walker will leave today for Pittsburg, where they will visit friends. They will go later to Atlantic City, and will be absent several weeks. The announce ment that Miss Morrow intended visiting Philadelphia was a mistake.
 Miss Velma Enslen will leave today for Talladega Springs.
 
 Mrs. Robert Berry will leave this week for the East, where she will join Dr. Berry. They will go later to Asbury Park.
 Mrs. Osman is in St. Louis.
 Mrs. J. B. Raulston is now in Chicago. MT. and Mrs. Herman Lake have gone to New York.
 Miss Hollan Harris will leave today for Talladega Springs.
 Miss Mary Thompson leaves today for Denver.
 Miss Roy Head will join the party of Ala bama editors who leave tonight for the West.
 MT. w. E. Drennen, who has been visit ing MT. Adrian S. Taylor in Mobile, has re- turned home.
 Miss Lucie London of St. Louis, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Lon don, has returned home
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas s. Pound of Bir- hiHShdHl are entertaining a large house party at their country place on the Coosa river. They have recently added ball. room to their beautiful residence, and with the series of dances, river parties and fish, ing excursions, the party is having quite a gay time. Among the guests are: Miss Jennie Carroll, Miss Morris, Miss Annie Armstrong, Miss Ethel Irwin Miss Ethel Morrow, Miss Snyder, Miss Bessie Snyder. Miss 8ertie Johnston, Miss Lizzie Schack- elford, MT Archibald Sims, MT. Alexander Carroll, MT. Howell Huntington. MT George F. Jackson, Mir. Reuben Johnson, MT Edward Merrill, MT. Shineford, Mr Bradshaw, MT. J. R. Snyder, Mr J. R Dawson, MT. Luther Strickland of Bir- mingham, MT. Hugh Smith, Miss Estelle Henderson, Miss Bertha Henderson Miss Hattie Smith, Miss Ruby Smith, Miss Maud Gresham of Atlanta.
 MT. Lutien Taliaferro of Baltimore is the guest of the Misses Wittichen at their home on the South Highlands.
 The Executive Committee of United Workers of Hillman Hospital will meet Friday morning at 10:3O o'clock in the Aud itorium. The chairmen of committees from the Episcopal churches are requested to meet them.
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