The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
YESTERDAY
 IN SOCIAL WORLD Spring-Like Day Was Ideal for
 GOlfng SOM SOCIETY NOTES Alabama Represented at Brilliant Dance Given By the Southern Club
 at the University of
 Pennsylvania.
SOM SOCIETY NOTES

sylvania, Philadelphia, was the dance given by the Southern club of the uni versity on the evening of Friday, Feb ruary g. The affair was conducted in true southern style the decorations be- Ing beautifully done in southern smilax, flowers and palms, interspersed with Con- federate and Union flags. Southern music was rendered throughout the evening and many fair visitors from the south were present.
 Among the Alabama members of the club are: Mr. William Thomas Pride of Huntsville, Messrs. J. Hudson Barker and Luther E. Wilson of Birmingham, MT. Samuel Perry Howze of Marion, and Messrs. Edward S. Sledge, John W. Ba- ker, M S. Mcclure and Edward B.. Dreaper of Mobile.
 The members of the party which ac- companied Secretary Taft to the Philip pines have selected a wedding gift for Miss Roosevelt. It is being made by Washington jeweler, and consists of a square ornament of blue aqua marines, surrounded by diamonds, to be worn as a pendant or brooch, and chain of twenty seven diamonds. The gift will be placed in a silver box.
 among the charming events of the week will be the luncheon at which Mrs. Jo- seph F. Johnston will entertain on Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H Woodward and Mrs. Evins are In Florida.
 
 Mrs Leila Woolley of Flatrock, N. c. is the guest of her daughter Mrs Bar rett. at her residence on Avenue H. Mrs. Woolley has recently made visit to Texas with her daughter. Mrs. Mansfield I.athem. Her country estate at FlatrocK is one of the most historic there "Beau- mont" being chateau-like place, with wonderful old gardens and the driveways, miles in length, are bordered with giant pines.
 MT. George c. Harris and his daughter Miss Jamie Harris, have returned from Florida They were in St. Augustine where they joined a party of Baltimore people at the Ponce DeLeon. They also visited Eau Gallie, where MT. George O. Harris, Jr., is at school. From there they went to Palm Beach.
 Capt. and Mrs. John c. Henley are now in Florida.
 Mrs Paul H. Earle and the Misses Earle have gone to California.
 The Hillman Hospital chapter, No. l, will meet this afternoon with Mrs. w. D. Crews at No. 1219 Eleventh avenue.
 The perfect day suggested porch parties rather than mid-winter affairs. Every one who could was out walking or driV- ing. and motor cars were flying thick unon the fashionable avenues. The links were never more attractive, and the cluh house looked most inviting. Spring Work in beautfying the grounds, has begun and in a few weeks they will look oeauti- fully turfed.
 Baron Hengelmuller, the Austrian am bassador and acting dean of the uplo- hattie corps, after a conference wltn or hcials of the United States government has advised his government that It Is the wish of the President and Mrs. Roose- vent that no official gifts shall be pre- sented to their daughter upon the celepra- ton of her marriage to MT. Lonsworlh Baron Hengelmuller, in his circular 10 lhe diplomatic corps, has lnrormed the mem bers of that fact, and 1t can De sIateo that the other European governments will follow the example of Austria. What- a,er nresents are sent will be in the name of the sovereign, and will be in the nature of a personal expression or sooo will and not as presents rom the soV' ernments themselves.
 Mrs Maurice Lenk and daughters, Lu' cille and Natalie, leave on Thursoay loi New York They will sail shortly tol Europe intending to spend the summer in Carlsbad.
 Midshipman Robert Wright Cabanis: will arrive Thursday from Annapolis ant will be accompanied by Midshipman Al bert Shafner Rees, Midshipman Hugf Kerr Miller and Midshipman Reuber Lindsay Walker who will be his house guests for the military ball to be glveI Friday evening Dy MT anu Mrs. Eu""i' H. Cabaniss at the Country club.
 Miss Catherine Jelks, daughter of Gov ernor and Mrs Jelks. will be the guest O MT. and Mrs. Cabaniss TOT the militar. | ball.
 Mrs. George Bates gave luncheon yes terday to Mrs Eulah Phipps-Miller.
 Mrs. Eulah Phipps-Miller, who has beei | the guest of Mrs. Zac Smith. will leav' today for New York, from whence sh' will sail Saturday for her home in Der l lin, Germany.
 ! Mrs. S. E. Evans of Lafayette, Ala, i in the city to attend the Dorris-Donelsoi wedding.
 Mrs NJ. C. Doris of Nashville is thu guest of Mrs. Curry.
 Miss Sadie Calista Smith of Prattvill 1 is the guest of her cousin, Mrs S. A. VII | con at 1e1k Sixth aVanna