The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-11

passing the spring season in New York, left yesterday for Philadelphia. She has had most delightful visit and does not expect to return south for several weeks. | She will pass the summer with her mother at Blount Springs.
 Miss Lillie Drennen, who was among 1 the party of Birmingham young women 1 in New York. has returned.
 Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson expects to go to Winston Place about the latter part of May.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Chenoweth will also be leaving within the next few weeks for their country home, "The Meadows" at Etowah, N. c. Mrs. Addie Barnett and Miss Emmie Barnett are expected to return this week | from Gainesville, Ga.
 The following invitation has been is- sued to all the members of the Young | Women's Christian association of the city | of Birmingham: The Young Womens Christian assoeia- l tion announces it's fourth annual meeting, Saturday afternoon, May Il, at o'clock, 1 at the association rooms. You, as a mem- Der, are earnestly requested to be pres
 
 Mccoy Refreshments. The programme given below will be car ried out
 Programme of the fourth annual meet ing of the Young Womens Christian as- l sociation of Birmingham, Saturday after | noon, May II, from 530 to o'clock. l Devotional exercises, led by Mrs. l. D. | Steele, chairman association.
 Musical programme, arranged by Miss Belle Mccoy.
 Annual reports of officers.
 Election fo directors. | Adjournment l Refreshments.
 The following are the officers: Mrs. E. 1 T. Taliaferro, president; Mrs. c. P Orr, Mrs. J. M McLester, Mrs. Walter Beas- 1 ley, Mrs. w. M Walker Mrs. Frank Nell son, Mrs. John Cartwright, Mrs. Robert Cecil, Mrs. C. T. Randall Mrs. T. G. Bush, Miss Annie Williams. Mrs. James | Bowron, Mrs. c. P. DeShazo, Mrs. A. B. l Elford, Mrs. b. T. Enslen Mrs William Hardie, Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, Mrs. s. P. Moore. Mrs. R. S. Munger, Mrs. I. D. Steele Mrs. T. o. Smith, Mrs. J. G. Goldthwaite, Mrs Mark Lewis.
 Miss Julia Tutwiler, the well known ed- | ucator, has been reelected president of I the State Normal school, at Livingston | The following from the Montgomery Ad vertlser will interest the many friends of l both the school and Miss Tutwiler: "The meeting of the board was held in l Livingston Monday and was attended by Governor Conner and Superintendent of Education Harry G. Gunnells, the ex- officlo members, and Messrs. Jarmon and Nichols of Livingston, Barnes of Eutaw and Elliott of Moundsvile MT. Webb of Demopolis being absent Miss Tutwiler was reelected presi- dent of the school at the head of which she has been since it's foundation. Her salary was increased to $2250, the amount | received by the president of each of the other normal schools of the state. Miss TutwiIer, who has devoted practically all her life to the education of young women in Alabama, is one of the best known teachers of the south and her school has a reputation even in the north.' l Mrs. John London has called a meeting | of the Nineteenth Century club for this afternoon at her home at 2:30 o'clock, and as the meeting is of vast importance all members are urged to be present.
  1 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Tindall will arrive | from Pine Bluff. Ark, today. having been called here on account of the sudden death of Mrs. Nancy Senn, Mrs. Tindells mother.
 l V. 1 Hodges of Lynchburg, Va. will arrive in the near future to spend several weeks with MT. and Mrs. Hodges, at their home on Eleventh avenue, south. Mrs. Biscoe will be pleasantly remembered in this city as Miss Ina Hodges. | Lieutenant in Command Thomas Senn of the United States torpedo station in Newport, R. l., will arrive in the city | f iprhf ha win hon palI In1 of the sudden death of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Senn.
 Prof. w. N Marchant of Greer, s. C., arrived last night and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Doster. Professor Marchant was called to Birmingham on account of the death of his sister, Mrs. Nancy Senn.
 Among the attractive young women I from this city who will visit Tuscaloosa during commencement will be Miss Eleanor King, who will be the guest of Mrs. White, formerly of this city
 Mrs. J. P. Evans entertained the mem bers of an informal bridge club yesterday morning. Mrs. William Moore won the prize, a beautiful belt buckle. 1 | Miss Mary Kate Holt. who has spent the past few months in Attalla, will re- turn home in the near future.
 Gen. L. " Clark left yesterday for New l Orleans, to be absent from the city for l several days
 Mrs. s. Spiro has returned after a visit 1 to relatives and friends in Knoxville l Tenn.
 1 Miss Rebecca Meyer of Meridian, Miss 1 is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. Marcus l SchinSs, at her home on South High lands,
 | The following party of Birmingham will | sail from New York on the 18th to spend | twelve months in Europe: MT. William Reckling Mir. and Mrs. Emil Lesser, Miss Fredda Lesser, Miss Gertie Well and MT. l Sam Brown.
 l Miss Belle DeBardeleben entertained a l number of her friends delightfully."- on l Thursday morning at bridge, in honor of Miss Anna Pelzer of Montgomery, who is i the guest of Miss Dunn. Mrs. Preston Means left yesterday evening for Richmond, being called there l by the extreme Illness of her mother. |