The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
SOCIETY IN MOBILE.

Mobile. October il. Especial Mr. John Mitchell well known attorney s in New York on business.
 Mrs. Rachael Mellett and family re- turned recently from the mountains Of North Carolina.
 Mrs. s. S. Rubira has returned rom visit to relatives in New York and Itaca. where she placed her son Rio at college.
 MT. z. M. P. Inge is in New York on a business trip. o..a..,
 The Shakespeare club met on saIu'uay October 4. -
 Mir Mathew Brewster attended the meeting of the Episcopal countil in Mont gomery Thursday and was Jolneu there bv Mrs Brewster and Master Rogers who have spent the summer m Norli. Carolina They returned on Friday ana MT and Mrs, C. w. Stanton were Visl- tors to Mobile on Sunday. The Mobile delegation to the Episcopal councll aI Montgomery consisted of Robert Middle ion. G. H. Dunlap, Henry Tonsmelre' Henry Lesne Judge Harry ToclInll' Judge O. J. Semmes, R. Semmes, w. Il. Monk, Jr., W. T. Hieronymous, W IL. Johnson, Edward Kienckle, J. J. Young, and Richard Hines. l for several weeks for extensive repairs was opened on Sunday for service.
 Miss Annie Bozeman Lyons will be with her sister. Mrs. Henry Horst for the win- ter Miss Lyons Is writing some very suc- cessful negro dialect stories at present. l Miss Estelle Higgs is in New ork, where she will spend the winter.
 Miss Mary Stewart who has been for the past few months in North Carolina, | expects to spend the winter here aSair.
 Miss Rosa Lyons has returned from a | delightful stay at Warm Springs, Ga Miss Aurelia Lyons and MT. Herbert Lyons have gone to New York to spend several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Turner lefr Tor visit east, during the week. l Mrs C. F. Hopkins Is at home after spending several weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs. s. D. South in St Louis.
 Mrs Pride Jones and her little daugh- ter Margaret of Greensboro are visiting relatives in Mobile and will remain dur l ing the winter
 MT and Mrs. D. L. Russell and Miss Russell left on Tuesday for New York in their private car
 Mrs. B. Flippen has returned from her l summer outing.
 | MT and Mrs. Frank Overall and daugh- ters, Miss Lou and Mss Lucille have re- tuned from stay of several months in | the west.
 | MT. and Mrs. Joseph Manning and Miss l McPhillips have gone to New York.
 Miss Mary Robbins and Miss Virginia | Sims accompanied by Mrs. Robbins have reached New York on the handsome steamship Adams which made the first l trip last week.
 Mrs. James K. Glennon and Miss Flor ence Glennon are visiting Washington and New York.
 MT. aud Mrs. Selmour Forcheimer have | gone to Montgomery where they will re. | side in the future. | Major S. T. Prince went to Monroevflle on Tuesday to attend a session of the | county court.
 | MT. E. J. Buck the well known banker went to Biloxi on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the directors of the First Ma | tional bank.
 | Major E. O. Zadek returned from New York on Monday and speaks most en- | Enthusiastically of the magnificent silver service which has been made for the | Alabama. He claims that no other bat l tleship in the navy has anything that will compare at all with this one. 1t will | arrive in Mobile about November l. | Mir. and Mrs. Robert Horn have re- turned from their bridal trip to New Or 1 leans and are at home to their friends at 1913 Government street.
 MT. J. N. Harrison of the Southern
 
 | recently
 MT. Freeman Weille of New Orleans was in Mobile several days last week.
 Major William H. Ross and MT. Frank Ross are in St. Louis on a pleasure trip. Mrs. J. L. Abbott and children are in the city and will remain during the win ter, with Mrs Abbott's parents, Major and Mrs. W. H. Ross. 1 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hall left on Sat urday for visit to Washington and New l York
 Lieutenant Buck of the United States navy, and brother to Mir. E.. J. Buck has resigned his office to accept a posi- l tfon in. the First National bank at Biloxi and his mother Mrs. S. J. Buck will make her home with him in that city.
 Mrs. Lyman Dorgan and Miss Dorgan will occupy the house on St Joseph street, which will be vacated by MT. and Mrs. Richard Melett