The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-06
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 ways looks charming.
 
 Mrs. Millspaugh of Mississippi is the guest of Mrs. Colonel MeCrossin.
 Mrs. J. w. Dixon left few days ago for a visit to her parents, Captain and Mrs John Whitchard of Dawson, Ga. who will celebrate the sixtieth anniver- sary of their wedding later in November. Miss Josephine Chairsell has returned 1 from St. Louis and Cincinnati
 
 Madame Elford and Miss Hannum have issued invitations to a faculty recital at the Pollock-Stephens institute Wednes- day evening, November g, at S:15 o'clock. 720 West Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs William Thomas North ington have issued invitations to the mar riage of their daughter, Adelaide, to Mr. John Douglas Mcqueen, on the evening of Tuesday, November 22, at o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal church, Pratt yille Ala.
 The Birmingham Alumni chapter of the Sigma Nu fraternity have issued invita- tions for Saturday evening, November P, at o'clock, Hotel Hilman; dancing.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Fort Miss Adele Brooks) have returned from their wedding jour- ney, and are at home at the residence of Mrs. Lyle on Tenth avenue.
 
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Gregg are at home for the winter at 2S15 Arlington avenue. Among the informal luncheon at the club was that on Wednesday, and among those present were MT. and Mrs. Ross Smith, MT. and Mrs. Lynn. Miss Shelly, Miss Kinney, MT. Exum, MT McCrery. On the arrival of Miss Bettie Maben from Europe, Mrs. Maben will resume her at homes receiving on Thursday afternoons instead of on Friday, as she did last winter. Mrs Maben will not go out this winter on account of her mourn ing Her daughter, who Is very charm ing girl, has sailed from Italy, and her ship will probably encounter the Baltic fleet.
 MT Jelks Cabaniss came down from the university yesterday and is the guest f his parents MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss.
 Mr. A. L. Lynn of Pittsburg is in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Leonie Heisner of Atlanta, is vis- ting Mrs. J. w. Allen, at 2O26 Avenue II.
 Mrs. Hubert Scruggs will entertain at cards on the evening of November IS. Miss Ethel Armes of Birmingham has a clever little story, When the German Hens Went on a Strike" in the November National.
 German diplomats and the legation in Washington, together with American Ply mouth Rocks and Wyandotts, but es- peclally diplomats figure in the story, which was really a Washington exper- fence of the author.
 Miss Jennie Trimble was the beautiful hostess at the meeting of the Highland Book club on Wednesday afternoon, a number of guests being present besides the club members. The house with it's charming colonial interior was decorated with cut flowers. Ch:ysanthemums and roses being used in great profusion, red roses predominatng.
 Egg nog was served in the dining room the table exquisite in white roses. Miss Kate Birch won the club prize, an opera bag. and Miss Bertha Prowell won the guest prize, a pair of silk hose. Miss Trimble wore an afternoon gown in red crepe de chine. 
 Mrs. E. T. Taliafferro, Miss Jennie | Walker, Miss Nettie Wiginton, Miss Ge- neva Hewlett and Misses Eva and Clara Moorman are in Atlanta to attend the Gulf States conference of the Young Wo- mems Christian association
 Mrs. J. w. Fulton of Nashville, Is the l guest of her sister Mrs. A. T. Sims. l Miss Helen Benner5 will entertain at cards on Friday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. | the invitations to be issued on Monday. l Mrs. F. w. Dick of New York, formerly Miss Elodia Trapp of Alabama and one l of the beauties of the southern set, Is visiting her parents Mir and Mrs. $. B. Trapp.
 | Miss Bevelle Conner has returned from Reading, Pa, where she went to attend the Comer-Mller wedding. l MT and Mrs. Donald Conner are now in New York and will go to Chicago before returning south.
 Mrs Henry Fowlkes will entertain the Nineteenth Century club on Wednesday afternoon.