The age-herald., 1901-02-24
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Mrs. George Cobb. MT. and Mrs. Simp- son are en route to Florida to spend their honeymoon.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. West of Rome, Ga-' are at the Florence Hotel
 MT. and Mrs. D. w. Pitts will give musical at Burris Hall Friday evening for the benefit of the Woodlawn public schools, which promises to be d delight tul affair MT. and Mrs. Pitts are both musicians of wonderful talent and the entertainment Nsill be an event in social circles.
 Miss Margaret Kelley has returned from a six weeks visit in Oneonta.
 A recent issue of the New Orleans Times Democrat contained halftone or Mrs. Alexander Sloan Tutwiler and the following reference to this charming young matron who was but recently one of Birmingham most admired bellies;
 ''The above picture of Mrs. Alexander Sloan Tutwiler does scant justice to the attractive young woman who has but re- gently come, bride, to New Orleans to live. As Miss Mary Clare Milner she was the undisputed belle for several seasons at Birmingham, where her family is d large and highly connected one of means The Milner home is one of the hand somest in Alabama, and maintains tra- ditionary record for lavish hospitality Mrs Tutwilers brother is president of the Country Club in Birmingham, and has recently imported Victoria auto mobile the first to come to the South. The picture here presented shows Mrs. Tutwiler in her costume as queen or the carnival in Birmingham; she has been maid of honor in the Birmingham Floral Festival also, and was sponsor Tor Alabama In the representation of the Confederate States at the annual reunion of veterans at Richmond In 1896. Mrs. Tutwiler has the rich colorins of the true daughter of the South, and the bear ing of the gentlewoman anywhere. She is widely acquainted in this city, where she will prove a most valuable acquisition to society MT. and Mrs. Tutwiler have a charming home in State street.
 
 The following is clipped from the Tus- caloosa Times:
 MT. w. A Battle Jr., who represents the Winchester Repeating Arms Com pany, is in Tuscaloosa today. He and his attractive family have moved to Bir- mingham and occupy cottage on South Highlands, at 1918 Twelfth avenue south. MT Battle, who was brought up in Tus- caloosa, is not only gentleman Of great intellectual force and business ability, but is scion of one Of the oldest and proudest families among the gentry. of this country. Birmingham Is to be con- graduated on the acquisition of this in- teresting family to its social circle.
 The Sewing Circle will meet Tuesday morning at o'clock with Mrs. Algernon Nelson.
 Mrs. Hugh Morrow will entertain the Highland Book Club Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Smith Jr. and Miss An nie Smith have returned from Palm Beach, Fla.
 The Eleanor Hord Club was entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. James G.. Snedocor. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Abernathy, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Massey, Mrs. Van Kuren and Mrs. Morgan contributed splendid papers. Mrs. Sallie E.. Stinson teresting family to its social circle" of March 5.
 Miss Kate Pheumia Smith of Pratts- vile, Ala, will spend this week with her cousin, Mrs. Albert Randolph Wilson at her residence. in Fifty-ninth shreet. Woodlawn.
 Mrs J. B. Wood and Mrs. J. w. Reed of Columbus, Ga, are visiting friends in Birmingham
 Capt., Frank P. O'Brien returned to Montgomery yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Jennie Walters has returned from Holly Springs, Miss, where she was summoned a week ago to the bedside Of her mother, who was critically i'll for several days.
 A bevy of well known Louisville so- ciety girls en route home from the Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans spent