The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-15

Johnson entertained at cards yesterday in compliment to Miss Berry and Miss Nixon. Miss Lanier entertained on Fri day at cards and among those entertain ing card clubs were Mrs. William Pitt man Redd, Mrs. Jospeh Ridick Estes, Mrs Robert Baugh, while the small in- formal luneheons and dinners of the week added to the gay social life of Birming- ham.
 Mrs. Robert H. Pearsons buffet lunch con was a beautiful compliment to Mrs. Quincy Ewing; about three hundred guests being entertained.
 Among the visiting beauties is Miss Carrie Berry of Eufaula, the guest of Mrs Charles Oscar Locke. Miss Berry is unusually charming and attractive and at the events of the week has been an acknowledged belle.
 Mrs. Locke will entertain at dancing on Tuesday in compliment to Miss Berry and Miss Nixon, and the latter will enter tain in Miss Berry's honor She will also be among the guests of honor at MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss' reception in compliment to Governor and Mrs. Jeks, Miss Jeks, Mir and Mrs. C. C. Hanson and MT. and Mrs. Henry Peebles of At lanta. and several of the debutantes.
 
 MT. and Mrs Louis Alexander May, their two sons Arthur and Louis May, and maid have arrived in New York from London and will reach Birmingham on Sunday, November 22 They will be at the Hillman and expect to remain in Birmingham about ten days. MT. and Mrs. May have been abroad for several months.
 
 D ID Thomas Stolbert will entertain on the afternoon of November 9 in compliment to Mrs. Louis Alexander May.
 
 Mrs. Harry Jones will entertain on Monday November 23 in compliment to Mrs. May.
 Mrs T. S.. Lewis, Jr, and Mrs. Henry Williams of Atlanta, will arrive this week to be the guest of Mrs. George Kel- ley.
 The date of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Heidts debut reception in compliment to their daughter, Miss Ava Heidt has been set for the evening of December l.
 
 Mrs. E. W. Barrett has returned from Danville, Va.
 Mrs. Frank Leslie Clark has returned after an absence of five months, and she and MT. Clark are at 1925 South Nine- teenth street for the winter
 
 Miss Roberta Scott of Atlanta will ar- rive tomorrow to be the guest of Mrs. John L. Cartwright.
 Colonel and Mrs. N r. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. J. Cary Thompson and MT J. Wright Thompson have taken apartments for the winter at No. 2029 Fifth avenue Miss Ruth Kinnebrew of Columbus, Miss, is the guest for a few days of Mrs. George R. Ward.
 Mir. William Hood and Miss Hood. whose afternoon reception on Thursday in com pliment to Mrs. William Alexander Hood, will be charming event of the week, will ba assisted in receiving by Mrs. Frederick R. Nix Mrs. Henry Fowkes, Mrs. Charles Stilman, Mrs. Henry Dean Mrs. George B. Kelly, Mrs. Howard Kolb. Mrs. Alexander M. Hobson, Mrs Collet Munger Miss Kate Rogan, Miss Edith Lathrop Miss Katherine Conner, Miss Bessie Jemison. Miss Bessie LeCrande Miss Edna Ccughlan. Miss Margaret Nixon Miss Emma Koenig, Miss Gertrude Wheeloek, Miss Florence McCrossin, Miss Marjorie Catchir gs Miss Louise Walker Miss Hollon Harris Miss Edna Snow Miss Lucy Dwyer, Miss Hattie Brazel. ton. Miss Hattie Morton, Miss Roberta Scott of Atlanta.
 Mrs Andrew McNea of Montgomery is visiting Mrs. S. M Hubbell on Six teenth avenue.
 Miss Edith Dye is stopping with Mrs William T. Berry 232l Eleventh avenue. north.
 Miss Emily Koenig will entertain the Ninteenth Century club Tuesday after noon at 3 o'clock instead of on Wednesday. Miss Sarah Alexander. one of the most | young ladies of Chattanooga, | will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of | Miss Ethel Clifford.
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