The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-12
SOCIETY. .

Mrs. Charles Edward Piper entertained l yesterday afternoon quite informally at her residence on Twelfth avenue. south A number of her young girl friends were present, and they had a most charming afternoon
 Ms. Oliver ohalfoux who has been seriously II at the Hillman hospital all the past week. has greatly improved, and will be able to return to her home Saturday
 Mir and Mrs. Henry s. Kerber have | commenced the erection of new house on the corner of Twelfth avenue and St Charles street, south the site of their former home. which was burned to the foundation last year. Since then they have been residing on Eleventh avenue. Miss Nancy Johnston Is expected to ar | rive in a few days She has had a lengthy and most interesting tour abroad embracing the Sandwich Islands. long stay in the Philippines, and a visit 10 China and Japan. She has been in Cali fornia for the past month. the guest of relatives there.
 Miss Mary Avery of Greensboro, Ala, who has been visiting Mrs. Harper and her daughter, Mrs H. s. Kerber, left Monday for Anniston, where she will be the guest of her nephew. MT. Richard Cobb
 1 Mrs Fannie A. De Bardeleben will en- certain the Monday Bridge club next week.
 Mrs. Thomas Sims is visiting her par ents, Mir and Mrs. Carlos Reese. l Mr. Sterling Badgett and Mir. Courtney Henley are guests of MT. and Mrs Weatherly at their summer home at Black Mountain, N. C.
 Mrs Henry F. De Bardeleben has gone to Philadelphia for a visit of several weeks
 Mrs. John l.. Ferguson and her daugh- ter, Miss Bessie Ferguson, have gone to Biloxi for a months stay. l will remain there during the encamp- ment of the Alabama National Guard, She is the guest of Miss Annie Taylor.
 Mrs. John c. Henley, Jr., has returned to her home after d long and serious ill- ness, and is now conva1escent.
 Mrs. Leroy Smith has as her guest this ! o,,1g of fo11 Va.
 Mrs. George Mccormack and her chil- dren have gone to Hendersonvllle for the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Ollie Miles is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. W. Jones in Savannah.
 Miss Ln'a Annie Brown and MT. w H. F. Lorlng of New Decatur. Ala, were married last evening at 6;3O o'clock at St. PauTs Catholic church.
 charming birthday party was given recently by the young women of the Y. W. c. A home in honor of Miss Mabel Wheeler, their popular young secretary. Several gifts were. presented, among them a handsome gold pin.
 MT. II. A Moon and his little daughter. Mss Sara Trelle are in Atlanta, the guests of MT. Moons parents MT and Mrs. W, H. Moon.
 MT and Mrs. w H. Nevins have as their guest this week Miss Mary Nevins of Nashville.
 Mir and Mrs l.. G. Pettyjohm have gone to Virginia for a two weeks visit.
 Julian B. Ennis entertained a number of friends at house party last week at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Wood son l.. Ennis. near Livingston. This de- lightful country place Is one of the most attractive in the state. and Is famed for its hospitality. A variety of amusements were provided by MT. Ennis, and the party was one that will be long remem- bered by those who were fortunate enough to be invited The guests were: Miss Lucie Taylor and Miss Bessie StrudwiclS | of Demopolis, Miss Annalee F1tts, Miss | Ethel Kennedy and Miss Mary Newell Nabors of Tuscaloosa, Miss Hern1ione Brown of Birmingham. Miss Minnie Reid Lawrence and Miss Maggie Smith of Idv- ingston, MT. R. G. Ennis, Mr. w. L. En- his. MT. L. B. Spratt. MT W. P. Spraft and MT. John P. Jackson of Sumter coun- l ty, MT. S. l.. Ledbetter, MT. V. L. Prow- ell of Birmingham, Mfr E. L. Clarlxson. Mir D. F. Snow. Dr. Joseph Leland, Dr. Joseph Searcy MT. Hugo Friedman and MT Fred c. Stickney of Tuscaloosa, MT, R. E. Stewart. Jr., and MT. W. E. Con- mfr of Montgomery MT. R. s. Reynolds of Admission, MT. J. E. Morrisette of Hale county, MT. James c. Webb of Marengo, MT E. w Pettus of Selma, and MT. w B. Ross of Mobile.
 Mrs. R. G. Ennis of Livingston. Miss Nettie Jones of Livingston and Mrs. Cowin of Birmingham were chaperons.
 The many friends of Mrs. T. W. O'Byrne will be glad to know that she has re- | turned home from the Davis Inflrmary, much improved In health
 | Dr. and Mrs. George W. Reese and Eldridge Reese have returned from Bount Springs where they spent June and the | Fourth of July.
 A cabegram was received yesterday afternoon from Mrs. Zac Smith dated Ir.. Ir,lx ,,tt, fl,r