The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
Mrs. Charles A. StiIIman to
 Entertain for Brides
SOME SOCIETY NOTES
Mir. and Mrs. Edmund Leighton Tyler of Alabama to Attend the Longworth-Roosev
 Wedding.

cards yesterday for the afternoon of Wednesday, February I, from to . o'clock, to meet Mrs. Paul Hamilton Earle and Mrs. Walter Chew Phillips, two O. the January brides. The card of an- other charming bride, Mrs. David Pear son Thompson, Is enclosed. Mrs. Stillman will receive at the Country club. The occasion will be one of the brilliant events there during the winter Mrs. Stillman is one of the notably handsome young ma irons in Birmingham society and the group of brides in whose honor she will entertain are each charming additions to the young married set
 Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss, who Is the guest of Governor and Mrs. w. D. JellSs in Montgomery was the guest of honor at buffet luncheon on Saturday at which Mrs. Phares Coleman entertained. Mrs. Cabaniss, always such a brilliant and charming figure, is among the most admired of the visiting women. Of the occasion the Montgomery Advertiser says:
 "tThe buffet luncheon at which Mrs. Phares Coleman entertained on Friday afternoon when she honored Mrs. Ed ward Cabaniss of Birmingham, and her hostess, Mrs. William Dorsey .Jelks was a notably beautiful and enjoyable affair, and was an event which drew together brilliant gathering of Montgomery's most prominent women to meet two of the most prominent women
 Mrs. Coleman received her guests in gown of gray messeline, Mrs. Cabaniss was elegantly gowned In gray velours and lace with embroidered pink roses. Mrs Jelks wore handsome toilette of black mousseline pompadoured in pink roses.
 Of the recent visit of Mrs. Edmund Leighton Tyler of Alabama to Atlanta, the Constitution of Sunday says:
 Mrs Lewis Beck's reception to her gracious and charming guest, Mrs. Ed mund Leighton Tyler, was one of the enjoyable events of Thursday. 4drs. Beck was assisted in receiving by a coterie of Atlanta's most attractive women.
 AtlanA. still claims Mrs. Tyler, since her residence here several years ago will identify her for all time with Atlantas brightest social life. the home of Captain and Mrs Tyler having been & center of brilliant entertainments and graceful hos pitaAty at that period when the exposition brought to the city so many distinguished | people.
 Since then the Tylers have spent their summers in New London, Conn, and their winters in Anniston Ala, where their home. '"The Pines" Is one of the hand | somest in the state.
 They will go to Washington to attend the wedding of Miss -Ance Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt being Captain Tyler's niece, and one of the most beloved mem bers of the Tyler family, one o-stinguish- ed for generations for the bravery and chivalry of it's men and the gracious charm of its women.
 MT. and Mrs. Bartholomew Jordan, whose marriage took place last Wednes- day in Thomaston, Ga. have arrived in Birmingham. Mrs. Jordan was Miss Martha Castlen
 Mrs. Benjamin Grigsby Copeland and
  Hammond, left yesterday for Southern 1 Florida to join Mrs. Copeland's brother l Dr. Turner
 Mrs Flether Conner is the guest of Mrs Braxton Bragg Conner.
 Col L. Y. Dean of Eufaula, is h Birmingham.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. William F. Aldrich vall arrive Thursday from Washington. whhe they have been spending several week{
 Mr and Mrs Russell Hunt have fe- turned from their wedding journey dnd are at home at the residence of AAr. And Mrs. Lafayette Rogan.
 Mrs Chappell Cory has returned from 1 Montgomery.
 A meeting of Hillman Hospital chapter No l. will be held this afternoon at 8 O clock with Mss Conner. 1l14 Sixteenth street
 Mrs. Ralph Rodney Montague, who has been the guest of Mrs. David Roberts, I
 
 There will be social and business meeting of St. Agnes Guild, at the home of Mrs. c. M. Tardy 20O0 Huntsville ave- nue. at 330 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, | and the presence of all members is earnestly requested.
 Mrs. A. B. Loveman. Mrs. Lsopoldne Loeb and Mir. Leopold Loeb will leave l this morning for New York
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Howe Bell arrived in Birmingham yesterday and are at home with Mrs. Avirett at 1925 South Nineteenth street.
 Among the charming events of the week will be card party given by Hrs. Lewis Minor on Wednesday afternoon in compli- ment to Miss Frisby and Miss Jordan of Pennsylvania, the guests of Mrs. Morris