The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, March 7.-(Special )-Mrs. Julian c. Perkins entertained at a most delightful musical Saturday evening com plimentary to Mrs. John M Francis of Detroit, Mich, and Mrs James c. Estes of Chattanooga. After the delightful musical programme had been concluded an elegant two course collation. was served. The programme was rendered by the following: Mrs. Julian c. Perkins Miss Stella Harris, Miss Nan Neblett, Miss Fannie Burton, Miss Metcalf, Miss Cynthia Sessions, Dr. Julian c. Perkins MT. Tom Garner, MT. Edwin c. Peterson, MT. Robert I. Nabors MT. Mat. T. Max we'll
 The Quakers were most charmingly en- tertained Thursday afternoon by Miss Ellen Ashley at her home at the univer- sity. The decorations were very artistic and effective. The club is making a study of Alabama history. and a very in teresting programme was rendered on that subject. Dainty refreshments com Ileted the pleasent afternoon.
 The Chit-Chat club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Miss Katie Lou Powers on University avenue.
 Mrs. James T. Searcy and Miss Stella Harris entertained ct a beautiful recep- tion Wednesday afternoon, for 4 to [ at the formers residence on the hospital lawn. The reception was gwen in com pliment to a number of visiting ladies who a:e gracing Tuscaloosa society this week. They were Mrs. John Miller Fran els of Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Jsmes Clifford Estes of Chattanooga. Tenn, Mrs. Ar thur Rudolph Moody of Birmingham, Ms. John Taylor Cochrane of Carroll ton and Mrs. J. T. Owen Of Chattanooga lnn a.atf tfxrl in most artistic manner. The recep- tion was an informal affair and there was throng of callers throughout the after noon.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Winters of Bessemer were recent visitors to the city.
 Mrs. L. L. Herzberg Of Gadsdcn, for n'erly Miss Emma Friedman of Tusca- loosa, is in the city with her two little children, the guest of Mrs. Bernard
 Major and Mrs. James Spence have re- turned from sojourn of several weeks in Florida
 Miss Arnalee F'itts has returned from Mobile. where she attended Mardi Gras with MT. and Mrs. R. G. McCants of Meridian.
 MT, William H, Johnson. who has been visiting his sitter. Mrs. J. T. Gardner. Eas returned to his home al West Point. Miss.
 lJrs. Harry c Calvin is visiting her old home at Columbus, Ca.
 Miss Irna LoNeman who has been inc guest or Mrs Herman Rosenau has re- turned to her hcme in New York.
 Mrs. J. T. Owen of Chatts noogo is the guest of Mrs. George D. Johnston. or, Gr eensboro avenue.
 Mrs. Arthur R, Moody of Birmingham IS tho guest of her parents, Mir and Mrs. A Snn
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Elliott of Moundsville. were recent visitors to the city 'iie
 Roland T. Shpgart of Birmingham was. in the city this week
 Miss Ellen Ashley is recovering from a slight attack of the grippe.
 Dr. D. o. Patton of Temple, Ala, was {. recent visitor to the city.
 Mrs J. T. Gordon and Mrs. Harry Webb have returned from visit to New Orleans.
 MT. c. L. Smallwood, who formerly re- s'ded in Tuscaloosa, has returned to his fo me at Hand.boro. Miss, after a busi- 1.oss trip to the city.
 Miss Gnssie Clarkstn and Miss Hide I thompson have rstufned from Mobile, where ttey have been visiting the for mers sister. Ms. Edward w. Faith.
 David Merriweather of the Southern Railway engineers, rss a recent visitor to the city.
 Miss Belle Clements is the guest of friends in Mobile.
 Mrs R. P. Prowell has returned from visit to relatives in Birmingham.
 The Embroidery Circle was very pleas antly entertained by Miss Jean McCor- vey. Wednesday morning at her home at the university. After all business trans actions had been completed dainty re- treatments were served.