The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-18
NOTES OF THE WEEK
 IN SOCIAL WORLD
Hodges-Cosby Wedding Party
 Entertained at Dinner
PARTY TO LEAVE FOR EAST
Birmingham Women at Columbia Uni versity-Miss Aliens Party Arrives at Gibraltar-Society Events
 for the Present Week.

Mir. and Mrs. II. Cooper Hodges gave a dinner last evening in compliment to Miss Cosby and Mir. Hodges There were twelve guests. Mrs. William Briscoe of Lynchburg, Va, formerly Miss Ina Hodges of Birmingham, was among the guests. The decorations were sweet pea 3 and the dinner cards were designed as wedding bells or hand painted in eupids. The arrangements for the dinner made it one of the handsomest of the season.
 The guests from out of town who have arrived and who are expected for the Hodges-C Cosby wedding are Mrs s. J. Knect of Arkansas, Miss Lola Johnston of Florence, Mrs E. J. Garner and Miss Garner or Mobile, Mrs. J. F. Carr, Mrs. J. w. Burns. Miss Florence Wolf. Mir. William Cameron and Mir Frank Wolf of Tennessee.
 The wedding of Miss Lucille Miles and Mr. Robert Robinson Darden will take place this afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Lucy Miles, on Highland avenue. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. A J. Dickerson.
 There will be. maid of honor and two bridesmaids MT. Darden will be attend ed by his best man and there will be two groomsmen.
 On last Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. Richard r. Johnston entertained infor- mally for Miss Miles and MT. Darlen. Only the wedding party was present.
 Miss Beth Allen and Miss Ruth Allen will leave next Monday for New York. sailing from Savannah for Norfolk. where they will remain a few days, and after a short visit to Washington will go on to New York, where they will spend two months. With them will be Miss Molly Nolan and Miss Margueritta Williams of Birmingham, Mrs. J. O. Thompson and her daughter. Miss Edith Thompson, will also be members of the party.
 Mrs. A. F. Kenan of Macon will join them in New York
 Sailing with them as far as Norfolk will be Mrs. John Fletcher of Birmingham and Miss Leila Darlington of Anniston, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Car rington.
 Little Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Mar garet Jemison will also be in the party and will remain with the Misses Allen Tn New York.
 The party has taken a charming apart ment near Morning Side Park, quite near the Columbian university, and several members of the party will study all sum- mer at the university.
 A cablegram was received yesterday morning from Miss Willie Allen, who with large party of Birmingham peo- pie sailed for Italy June 8. The party arrived at Gibraltar yesterday. a day earlier than was expected. The cable gram stated that the party was well and happy. It is expected that the party will reach Naples tomorrow. Among them are Col and Mrs T. c. Bush, Miss Will liams Mrs. w. E. B. Davis, Mrs John Cartwright. Miss Morris, Miss Pinckard, Miss Cleveland and MT. Hollis Bush.
 The intercollegiate regatta on June 26 at Poughkeepsie will be an event attra ct ing social interest throughout the coun- try. There will be a regular fleet on the Hudson. Three monitors, the Nevada, the Arkansas. the Florida, and it is OK pected that the cruiser Olympia, Ad- miral Deweys flagship will be there be- sides the boat of President Roosevelt. The spectacle afforded by the entry of Annapolis Is being anticipated with more than usual excitement, and 1t has been predicted ever since it was known that the Naval academy crew would be In the races that their quality would be i'm proved. and also that the long and con tnuous victories of Cornell would be broken up.
 Rowing Is said to be probably the oldest sport established at the academy. Sweep rowing in eights is, however. rather re- cent institution at Annapolis, and the academy is indebted to Winston Church. i'll for the beginning of eght-oared row ing.
  gatta from Birmingham will be MT. Ky burn Pinckard.
 The wedding of Miss Cecilia Starr of Savannah and MT. Frank c. Pierce of Birmingham, which has been announced in these columns will take place on the evening of July 26.
 Mrs. Hattie Royster is in Mississippi.
 Miss Lucille Douglass will return this week from Mississippi.
 Mrs. John L. Parker left yesterday for Selma.
 Mrs. Majors of Goodwater has returned after a visit to Mrs. Percy Nixon.
 Mrs. John w. Stagg has returned.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery will leave this week for their plantation.
 Mrs. E. E. Weaver is in Allentown
 Mrs. Barker of Oxford, a prominent club woman. is the guest of Mrs. s. D. Trapp. Several entertainments have been planned in her honor
 Mrs. James A. Wood will return this week from Shelbyville, Tenn.
 Mrs. J. T. Green has returned to Chi cago. She was preceded by her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wilson, some days ago. They have recently returned from Florida where they went for the benefit of M. Greens health
 Mrs. Louise Banlkhead Perry and Mrs R. c. Robinson of Fayette, Ala. passed through the city en route to Oklahoma yesterday. They will be absent for three weeks.
 Mrs II. c. Creed has returned from Vincent, Ala, where she attended the wedding of Miss Jamie Wallace to MT. F. R. Wallace of South Carolina.
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. II. Simon en- tertained few of her friends at a birth day party in her apartments at the Hill man.
 At the stately and beautiful home of Mrs. Catherine Wallace, near Vincent Ala, Miss Jamie Foster Wallace, daugh- ter of Mrs. Wallace, was married to Mir. Edwin Ruthven wallace of Isabella. Tenn, on June 12 at S:S0. The ceremony took place in the large well appointed