The age-herald., 1901-10-13

hung before Christmas and hers are new CT in place until a few days before Yule- tide and of course are uninacculate for her annual new years reception.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph c. tdch have re- turned after two delightful weeks spent in Washington and New York. During their absence their daughters, Misses Mary and Helen, were with their grand parents in Hattiesburg.
 Dr. Harry T. Inge one of the proprie- tors of the -Bondurant Infim ary has come home after visit of several weeks to the hospitals of Canada, New York and Boston and Is much benefited in ev- cry way by his trip.
 The Shakespeare Club held its first meeting of the new session An Friday afternoon at O clock in the new room at the Fidelia Club. Mrs. Erwin Craighead presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. R. H. Clark. The first act of Loves Labor Lost was read and discussed.
 The Menticutare Club which is compos- ed of the younger set of society girls held their first meeting on Friday at the home of the president, Miss Rhett. They will study Italy this year and have a very in- teresting prospectus.
 AsAiSc AhdtCh1 odAe eoSb ID HI 4NcW 1OTk shopping and enjoying the new plays and will remain several weeks.
 Miss Annie Louise Harrison is in the Adirondacks and expects to be in New York for. several months
 Mrs. Charles T. Hearn and children have returned from Hamilton Beach, Ontario, where they spent several weeks delightfully."- and were the recipients of much social attention.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Gage and son. George Ketchum, have returned from Warm Springs, Ga.
 Mrs. George A. Ketchum has gone to Tate Springs for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Bush and family have returned home with the exception of Miss Ruth who will remain in New York for some time studying voice cult ure.
 Cadets Marion and Harry Inge, voythe and Montagu Whiting, Henry Clarke and a number of others have gone to the Ma rion Military Institute.
 MT. and Mrs. Norborne Clark have gone to housekeeping in the comfortable home of Mir. Robert Hearm in St. Joseph street. Mrs. Clarke expects to have her sister Miss Logan with her for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hearm have gone to New York to live for several years SO as to be near their son who is at Cornell
 The Rev. Matthew Brewster has gone to Saluda to join his family who will re- turn with him in few days.
 Miss Annie Bozeman Lyon who writes charming little stories will have a volume of short stories out soon. Miss Lyon is A gifted and versatile writer and is destined to make name for herself in the world of letters.
 Mrs. R. H. Clarke and daughters, Misses Morris and Helen, spent the summer at Toronto and Niagara and are now in Cincinnati except Miss Helen, who is visiting Miss Daisy Clarke in Baltimore.
 Parties are already made up for new year and it seems that the old custom will survive in Mobile after it has died out every where else.
 Misses Helen. Hattie and Gertrude Smith are in Saluda with their cousirh Mrs. Brewster.
 The engagement of Miss Marion Inge or Greensboro and Dr. Goodloe of Dem opolis has been announced, the marriage to take place November nineteen. Miss Inge has, since her debut a few years ago. been quite a belle in Greensboro and is also very popular in Mobile and Montgomery. She is the youngest daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William Bullock Inge and has a large family connection