The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-29
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

llghtful affairs are being given IN her
honor, luncheons. dinners drives and pic
MICS, and she is having a charming week.
Miss Nora Brownen of Sewanee, who
| has been for the past three weeks the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Yates left on Fri
day for her home Miss Brownell Is an
artist and has been making quite an ex-
tended visit south, having had a prolonged
and delightful stay in New Orleans.
Another charming and talented young
woman who has also recently visited the
city, is the writer, Miss Virginia Wentz
of New York. She is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Jackson and will spend three
more weeks in Birmingham.
Mrs. Quincy Ewing who has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia Is convalescing
Mrs. e. J. Randolph is back from Selma
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Koenig who
have been touring through the southwest,
returned from their bridal trip last week.
While in Houston, Tex, they were enter
tanned by Mrs Joseph Chew, formerly
Miss Rebeeea Donelson of this city.
Mrs. r. A. Chadwick is in Memphis
where she went to attend the Parker
Henley wedding on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Munger returned
to the city a few days ago after a visit
to relatives in Dallas and Austin. Tex.
Miss Lucy Dwyer will arrive in the
city on Tuesday and win be the guest of
Miss Marianne Hamilton for several
weeks
Miss Lena Conner is visiting Miss Helen
Davis in Albany, Ga.
Miss Marion Jones of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Mary Kirkpatrick this
week.
Mrs Lowell and Miss Rose Lowell were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lowell on
Thursday of last week. They are now at
their summer cottage at Sewanee.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jemison returned
from their wedding trip through the west,
yesterday and will be at home with the
groom's parents at Glen Iris park.
Mrs Frank Bell has gone to Chatta-
nooga for brief visit to relatives.
Mrs. VIM, Hardie's sister, Mrs. Bruff, OF
New Orleans, who has been her guest for
several weeks will return to her home
on Wednesday. Ms. Bruff makes frequent
visits to Birmingham, where she always
receives much social attention and cor
dial welcome, having so large a circle
of friends here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Griggs 7. Sibley and their
family are new residents in Birmingham.
Mrs Slbley was Miss Mary Smith of Mo
bile, one of the most distinguished fami-
lies of southern Alabama. Her mother.
Mrs. Rosa Foote Smith, Is also with her,
and their new home Is in the South
Highlands, on Eleventh avenue, near
Eighteenth street.
Miss Mary Trimble will return shortly
from Richmond. where she went last
week to attend the wedding of her friend,
Miss Grace Cunningham, and Mr.. Cope
land at which she was maid of honor
Mrs. Scion Jacobs has as her guests for
several weeks Mrs. Ripley Beasley and
her little daughter, Margaret, of Louis
Vile.
Mrs. John A. Walker and her daughter,
Miss Annie Kendrick Walker. returned
last Tuesday from Eufala, and are now
again at their home on Sycamore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Fletcher are at
home after a brief visit to Atlanta.
Mrs j. c, Carmichael entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guest, Mrs. c. r. Dow.
sss
Mrs w. E. Fort has returned from
Selma.
Mrs. A. S. Besson of New York was
the guest of honor at an entertainment
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Russell, at
their home on Arlington avenue.
General Louis V. Clarke and his little
daughter, Augusta. returned yesterday
from Selma, where they were guests at
the wedding of Miss Permilia Jones and
Mr.. Cadwallader Jones.
Miss Annie Williams returned from
Montgomery last evening, where she at
tended the state Sunday school conven-
ton.
The members of the Little Jokers were
entertained at the Country club on Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Robert Baugh
The guest of honor was Mrs. j. V. Aliens
little niece.
Mr. and Mrs George Smith, who have
been visiting Mrs. Holder on Fifth ave-
nue. returned to their home in st. Louis
yesterday.
The May festival, to be given Thursday
evening, May 10, by the Wabewawa Tribe
of the Vine street Presbyterian church of
West End, promises to be a decided sue
cess The royal march and browning of
the May queen we old TYNE" May-pole
attractions. The festival will be held on
the lawn in front of the manse at 7:9O
p. m.
The William L. Yancey Chapter, U. d.
c., will meet with Miss Matte Yancey,
1907 South Twelfth street, on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Jessie May Perkins of Selma will
arrive Tuesday to visit her aunt Mrs.
j. C. Carmichael, to attend the New York
Symphony concert. Mrs. Carmichael will
entertain for her on Tuesday evening at
an informal musicale.
Prof. ]. C. Weissner. who has returned
from Montgomery, will leave next week
on his summer trip. He will visit in Bal
timore and Wilmington, Del. and in New
York will be guest at the annual
Duryea ball at the Hotel San Reno. In
Boston he will be one of eighteen chosen
from the United States and Canada to
| lead the cotilon at the Winthrop Yacht
ing club. Later he will attend the Ameri-
| can National Association of Dancing
Masters of the United States and Canada
| and later will spend the summer In