The age-herald., 1901-02-10
In Society.

In Society.
 There will be card party at the South ern Club tomorrow evening which will be followed by an informal cotillon. MT. and Mrs. John w. Tomlinson will give one of the largest and most brilliant receptions of the winter Tuesday evening. Mrs. Robert Jemison will entertain at cards Thursday afternoon
 The regular meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Kindergarten Association will be held Tuesday at 3 p. m. at the Cosy torium. Mrs E. K. Campbell, secretary. Mrs Charles yanHess Scholar will give a card party Wednesday afternoon. Miss Carrie Nance will entertain at cards Tuesday afternoon.
 The Bachelor Club will give it's third diu- ner-dance on Valentines evening.
 There will be a number of small lunch cons given during the week, and altogether society will be at its gayest from now until Ash Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss have as their guests their parents, MT. and Mrs G. H. Cabanss of Atlanta. They will spend several weeks in Birmingham.
 Mrs. W. s. Sims is expected to return this week from New York.
 Mrs Rathbone de Buys of New Orleans is the guest of Mrs. Mallam and Miss Nal lam at their Tenth avenue residence.
 
 Mrs George Eubank is quite ill with grip.
 
 r,tzz A number of Birmingham people will go down to New Orleans for the carnival sea- son.
 
 MT and Mrs. William T. Northington are entertaining number of guests at their country place at Prattville and many of them will go down for Mardi Gras Miss Alberta F'ulghum of Birmingham and Miss Elizabeth Richardson of Hunts go to Washington for inaugural week and will be the guests of Representative and Mrs. Bankhead at the Riggs House. The Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs Algernon Nelson Tuesday morning at o'clock.
 Ladies' Day at the Southern Club was charmingly observed on Friday. There were a number of card tables arranged in the ballroom for the pleasure of the guests and the afternoon was delightful
 
 Mrs. John Robinson entertained number of guests on Thursday at beautiful lunch con at her home in Highland avenue, in honor of Mrs. Turner of Augusta, Ga. Mir. and Mrs. Turner are going to build handsome home in Beach avenue near Highland and will permanently reside in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Hugh Morrow will entertain the Highland Book Club Wednesday morning. Miss Emma Leedy will entertain the Lit tie Jokes next Saturday afternoon. Mir and Mrs. Addison G. Smith, Miss Kate Hopkins and Miss Katie Smith spent few days in Montgomery the past week Mrs. Edward Williams gave a small but beautiful luncheon yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs John G. Murray will return Thursday from New Orleans.
 Mrs W. H. Graves returned Friday from New York and Washington. Miss Florida Graves and Miss Mary Virginia Graves will remain in New York some time longer, when they will visit Washington. They  charming season.
 Mrs T. V. Boardman left yesterday for Florida
 Mrs B. G. Copeland will leave this week for Florida.
 Mrs. T. T. Ashford will entertain the Whist Club Tuesday afternoon. fsl,,l. e,fx Wednesday evening instead of Friday at the Florence.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Pinckard left yester- day for New York.
 Miss Mary McFerrin has returned from Chattanooga, where she the recipient of a number of charming social courtesies. Miss Caroline Smith of Anniston is the guest of her brother MT. D. A. Smith. Mrs. T. c. Sackse, who has been visiting Mrs A. Wise, has returned to her home in New Orleans.
 Miss Rose Abrams, who is the guest of Miss Cecil Wise, will return to Nashville on Tuesday.
 Mrs. T. R. Smith of Anniston is visiting her son, MT. E. A. Smith. Avenue I an1 Twelfth street.
 Miss Sallie Armstrong of Rivers, Tenn, Is visiting MT and Mrs. Roy Armstrong at Hawkins Station, West End.
 Miss Annie Traynor of Chattanooga is visiting her sister, Miss Minnie Traynor, at 2O9 Fifth avenue.
 Dr. N. B. B. Davis returned yesterday from Cuba where he attended the Pan- American Congress that convened in Ha- vana the past week. Dr. Davis was vice. president of the congress when 1t assem-