The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-09

band and two children are at the Plaza hotel. am told that they are contem- 1 plating building a residence on upper Fifth avenue if they cannot find house i to suit them. Mrs. Schwab is a very at tractive young matron and has made a host of friends in New York society. As the Schwabs are very hoanitable it is hoped that they will buy house adapted to entertaining.
 Miss Paulding, the niece of Chauncey 1 M. Depew, and who used to do the hcnors of his establishment until the time of his i marriage, has arranged to spend the win ter in New York with her brother instead of at Washington. She has rentd her ] house in the national capital and taken an apartment here. She is Vry clever I young woman and is a distinct gain to New York society Miss Elenor Roose- welt is to make her debut this winter Her father was a brother of President 1 Roosevelt and her mother, who was Miss Hall, was one of the most beautiful girls and matrons in New York society. Mrs. I Elliott Roosevelt will long be remember ed. Mrs. Valentine Hall, the grandmoth- CT of Miss Roosevelt. has had charge Of her since the death of her parents. Miss Roosevelt's aunt Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, will entertain for her, as will also her other aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury
 
 grandmother, Mrs. Valentine Hall
 
 Several engagements have been an nounced which are decidedly interesting One is that of young Walter Suydam to Miss Louise Lawrence White daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Jay White. IT, Both the young people are well under their majorities. Another engagement announced in Baltimore, which will be of i fO ic Margaret Emerson, daughter of pr. and Mrs. Isaac Edward Emerson to Dr. Smith Rollins McKim, also of Baltimore Miss Emerson is a graduate of Miss Elv.s school of this city and has not yet made her dbut. She was her last var for the horse show. Tn Emersons have just re- turned from a trip around the world in their yacht, the Margaret, and have en- tertained and been entertained every where. The splendid entertainment which they gave two years ago in their Balti- more residence, No. 2500 Eutaw place. IS still remembered by a great many New Workers. Dr. McKim comes of an old Baltimore and Virginia family. and is q relative of the McI<ims of New York His mother was Miss Morris a relative of Mrs Henry Clews, Jr., and Mrs John Morris, of Baltimore. Miss Emerson spent several weeks at Narragansett Pier last summer, where she was greatly ad- mired She is a tall and fair young wo- man, with sweet expression and very pop ular Her mother is considered one of the most capable business women in the country. During MT. Emersons trip around the world on his yacht Margaret. named after his daughter. and on which she accompanied him, together with MT. and Mrs. Gerard Stuyvesant and MT. | Benjamin B. Kirkland sdrs. Emerson. who does not care for yachting. remained at home in Baltimore and took entire charge of her husbands large business. | It Is said that during the brief year in 1 Which Mrs. Emerson had charge she | more than doubled the receipts.
 The engagement. also announced dur ing the week, of MT. Morton Burr Stille and Miss Elsie Barlow Gordon, daughter of Mrs. Charles Gordon, of Cleveland, has ben received with much interest. Miss Gordon is a nice of Mrs Edward Padelford and Mrs. William Jaffray, her mother having been Miss Mamie Smythe. an elder sister of Mrs. Padelford and Mrs. | Jaffray. Miss Gordons grandfather on her mothers side was formerly collector l of the port of New York. Her elder brother married, two years ago, Miss