The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-02
Notes and Personals.

All the nearby country houses are, filled with guests and the cottage colo nies will be larger during the month of August. The largest house party of the week was at Winston Place. the coun- try house of Major and Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson. The guests will return to- morrow in a private car. They have had a gay week and Winston Place has never been more brilliant. The terraces have been artihcially lighted every even ing and there have been informal dances on the wide verandas. The country at Valley Head is beautiful and the guests have spent as much time as possible in the open air, and cross country riding and drives have made an ideal week. Special preparations were made for the arrival of the guests the terraces and balconies resembling huge Japanese garden with colored lanterns suspended everywhere. Among the young women who are Miss Anderson's guests are Miss Grace Hardie, who will be one of the beautiful girls to come out this win ter, Miss Edith Lathrop. a debutante of last winter Miss Alice Moore, Miss Louise Frierson, Miss Helen Van Hoose, Miss Jennie Trimble and Miss Milie Nabb. Miss Kate Smith who was ex- pected at the house party, was detained in town and Miss George Weatherly, who was also to have been among the guests Is still at her summer home in the Black mountains. Miss Anne Rob erts is still in Virginia and could not return in time for the house party, which has been the most brilliant of the season. Miss Pauline Curran of New Orleans, who has been staying some time with friends near Valley Head. Is also a guest of Miss Anderson's and the men at the house party are MT. Arthur Cheno- weth, MT. Mercer Barnett, MT. Edward M. Tutwiler. Jr MT. Arthur Smith. MT. John Luske, MT. William Huey, Mir John Byrd, Mir. Herbert Tutwiler, MT. George Steele, Mir T. J. Stokely, MT. R. D. Curry Mir. Nathan Buchanan.
 Mrs William Hayne Perry president of Sans Souci Seminary, Greenville, S. C., is entertaining a house party, Among the guests are number of her former pupils, Miss Elizabeth Johnston of Birmingham, Miss Daisy Burnett of Evergreen, Ala, Miss Bessie McCul- tough of South Carolina. and Miss Emile Werner of Greenville, S. C. The guests are having a most enjoyable time. To other diversions are added horseback riding and outings. Colonel John H, Bankhead member of congress from the sixth Alabama district, the father of Mrs Perry. Is also her guest It is Mrs. Perry's intention to have a reunion oA HeA olb PupiiS dt tnt OioSC VI tilC Nohh- ing sesion, in May 1904.
 Governor and Mrs William Dorsey Jelks and Miss Jelks are at present the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Hanson in Atlanta Miss Jelks Is going later to Sapphire N. c. Governor and Mrs. Jelks and Miss Jelks were given a dinner last evening at the Driving Club of MT. and Mrs. Robert Aston and tonight Miss Jelks will be the guest of honor at a dinner at the Driving Club given by Mir. Houston Harper.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Martha Johnston of Macon, Ga. one of the most celebrated of Southern beau ties and MT. De Lancey Kountze of New York The wedding will take place in the autumn.
 There are so many former New Or leans people living in Birmingham and naturally hundred of people here who have visited the old St. Louis cathedral that the recent masses there for the Pope