The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-24

and white. Refreshments were served In the large double parlors. Toasts were offered wishing the continued health and prosperity of the hostess. Games were played and few vocal and instrumental selections were given.
 Col and Mrs. T. G. Bush, MT. and Mrs. William D. Nesbtt and Miss Williams have returned from Mobile.
 MT. Leon Ehrman Is at home from the Kentucky Military institute for the holi- days.
 Miss Cora Morris, who has been the guest of Miss Luetta Gregg, has returned to her home in Dayton, o.
 Mrs. L. K. Ross has returned from Mobile.
 Miss Garnett Rainey of Memphis will arrive Thursday to be the guest of Mrs. Robert Chadwick at her home on Ave nue I.
 MT. Marye Dabney has arrived from the University of Virginia to spend the holi- days at home. Miss Martha Dabney is in vicksburg for the holidays MT. Robert Cabaniss, who will graduate from the naval academy at Annapolis in February, will come south for week and will have several naval men as his guests at the residence of his parents, MT. and Mrs Edward H. Cabaniss. The Misses Ehrman will entertain at dinner during the week in compliment to Mir Ehru1an Mrs. Samuel Earle will entertain the Nineteenth Century club on Thursday af- ternoon instead of Wednesday as an- nounced previously. Miss Mary George Cruikshank is among the prettiest and most attractive school girls at home for the holidays. She has arrived from the Loretto convent.
 
 MT. Charles Caldwell of Bainbrdge is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles O.. Locke.
 Miss Mary Anderson, who left the past week for New Orleans to pass the holi- days with Miss Pauline Curran, will re- turn for the wedding of Miss Nabb and MT. Phillips. which will take place early in January.
 
 Major and Mrs. Frank Y Anderson and Miss Mary Anderson will leave later in January for Mexico. They will be ab- esent a month, and a most delightful trip has been planned  The Womans club of Woodawn will meet with Mrs. O. B. Sparks on Halstead street next Tuesday afternoon at 2:3 o'clock instead of at the library as for merly announced The Misses Mcguire have taken pos session of their home, HOS South Thir- , teenth street. Miss Mary Kate Holt is spending the | holidays with her mother Mrs F. c. Holt, at North Haven. | Mrs J. c. Marshall arrived Friday l from Mobile, on a visit to her daughter Mrs John B. Rosenstihl, 1531 Tenth ave- | nue, South.
 Dr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Jones of New Mexico are passing the holidays with the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Davidson at | their residence on South Eighteenth street.
 Miss Clara D. O Brien will spend Christ mas in Talladega with Mrs. s. E. Burr and will return on Tuesday to visit friends | in town until December 80 when she will | go to New York to spend the month of January with Mrs C. C. Cowin of Bir- minsham, who is there for the winter al S6o West Fifty eighth street. |
 MT. Charles Hedt, Jr., is at home from the university for the holidays. ! -
 MT. Shelby Cullom is in Birmingham.
 MT. Monroe Lanier Is at home for the holidays.
 | Miss Moseley will give a complimentary dance Tuesday evening for her pupils. 1 Miss Edith Bowron will entertain a number of her young friends on Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Bessie McCrossin will entertain | during the week.
 Mrs. Nose sabel of Montgomery is the i guest of Mrs. c. Lazarus.
 MT. John B. Knox. Mrs. Knox and Miss Knox are in the city.
 
 gone to opelika to spend the holidays with relatives and friends. | Christmas concert will be given by the music pupils of the Sisters of Mercy at the Cable company's hall, Wednesday December 2, at 8 p. m. 1 Miss Elizabeth Mooar after a pleasant visit to friends with the Seventeenth in- | fantry, U. s. A.. stationed at Fort Me Pherson, returned to Birmingham yester- | day.
 | Miss Head, Miss Parham and Miss Nor wood of Utah will spend the holidays with MT. and Mrs. A. E. Meadow. | The Jewish young men of Birmingham will give a dance on Christmas night at the Birmingham Conservatory of Music | on the corner of Seventh avenue and Nineteenth street. 1 Miss Marguerite Corvell Is the guest of the Misses Carter on Twenty-frst street, south.
 | Miss Maggie Irvine of Athens is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. D. M. Drennen. | for the holidays. | Miss Lily l.. Creed, who has been visit | ing in Meridian. Miss for the past two weeks, has gone to Denver where she will spend several months Miss Creed in company with friends. will visit California before her return. | Paul c. Sorsby. who is taking a special course in electrical engineering at the Alabama Polytechnic institute at Au-