The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
CHATTANOOGA.


 Mrs. J. c. Guild and son have returned from Nashville, accompanied by Mir. Orr and Miss Orr.
 Mrs Henry Arnold entertained the Echo Club on Tuesday when the following ladies were present: Mrs. Albin Hajos, Mrs. Wayne, Mrs. Headrick, Mrs. Henry Arnold, Mrs. George Sham, Mrs. Sidney yaaDusen, Miss Jennie slsson, Miss To- rena Burton. Miss Carrie sauires, Miss Florence VanDusen. Miss Aleen Smaling, Miss Clemmie Cavendar and Miss Teresa 1 DeGeorgis.
 Miss Vesta Sample entertained few guests on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Gaut of Sweetwater. The deco rations were in green and white in com pliment to St Patricks Day The fol- lowing were present: Miss Annie Me Broom, Miss Christobel Stivers Miss Leila Snodgrass Miss Lyle Crayens Miss l May McLemore, Miss Lois Mills. Miss 1 Carter, Miss Bessie Gaut, Miss Adde Huffaker, Miss Nettie Samples, Miss Jewell Hanna, Miss Bessie Ford, Miss Mary Ross, Miss Loga, Miss Nagel, Miss Norred Miss Henderson, Miss Baylor, Miss Sweetman.
 Mrs. John Noll entertained the Hill City Book club on Wednesday afternoon. A programme was given of which the following were delightful numbers: Piano solo, Mrs. Claude Huston; vocal solo, Mrs. Sam Thompson; vocal solo, Mrs 1 Price, piano solo; money musk, Mrs J. C. l Bell.
 Miss Blanche Haywood entertained the | .14..r saft ftaNs nV | when the following programme was en- 1 loved by the members and a few invited friends. Piano sol, In the Moonlight Bendell, Miss Haywood; Waltz Miss Hey wood vocal solo. "A Rose" Johnson, Mrs. Paul Moross; spring song, Need 1 ham, Mrs. Moross; vocal solo. "All For l You" DIIardelet, Mrs Albn HaJos; 1 p'lno solo, Arietta, Mrs. Thomas Far 1 nell; humoresque, Mrs. Parnell; vocal solo, Folk Songs and Roses After Rain, Mrs. Russell; reading, selections from l Shakespeare Mrs IT. B. Wilson; vocal 1 solo, invitation, Miss Keith. The next l meeting will be held with Mrs. Paul Mo- ross after Easter
 Mrs Ross FaXon entertained on i Wednesday afternoon at the Illusion or l Beatrice, as presented by Miss Maude F'ealy with a box party which was pre- l ceded by a luncheon. The affair was i given in compliment to Mrs. J. K. Hard- i ing of Wilkes Barre, Penn. Cocers were laid for Mrs. Ross FaXon, Mrs. J. K. Harding, Miss Inez Brown Miss Lucy Montague, Mrs H. s. Probasco, Mrs. Linus Llewellyn, Mrs. Winchester Dick erson.
 Mrs Douglass Baxter entertained at luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Mrs R. A. Clifford of Greensboro, Ky. Covers were laid for Mrs. M. C. Swing, Mrs Douglass Baxter, Miss Sue Cham berlain Mrs. Clifford and others.
 Mrs. Nathan Bachman entertained with a matinee party on Wednesday in nome of her guests, Mrs Goodman of North Carolina and Miss Taylor of North Car olina.
 ITS. Theodore H. LeBosquet of Haver- hill Mass, is expected for visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs. T. II. Payne.
 Mrs. Thomas Scrutchin of Jacksonville, Fla, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick M. Stafford.
 Mrs Luther Freeman entertained at luncheon on Wednesday in honor of MT. and Mrs F. M. Stout of Portland, Maine, wi-J are en route lome from Florida. The party was composed exclusively of friends of MT. and Mrs. Strout and all were former residents of Maine. Many delightful "reminiscences were enjoyed during the serving of the courses. Covers were laid for MT and Mrs L. r. Perry.
 
 Strout, Miss Isabel Lou Hoyt, Miss San tee, MT Richard Turner MT. J. D. Annis and pr. and Mrs. Freeman.
 Col. M. J. O'Brien of New York has arrived here to attend the bedside of his sister-in-law, Mrs. M. V. O'Brien. who is critically i'll. Colonel O'Brien was accompanied from New York by his niece, Mrs. s. w. Hassell. Little hope is an- ticipated of the recovery of the patient, and much sympathy Is expressed for the family Colonel O'Brien Is president of the Southern Express company. MT. W. G. McAdoo of New York spent the week In Chattanooga having come to visit his niece, Miss Hazel Elem ing,
 MT. Lon A. Clark, Jr Is entertaining iwth welz end party at his country place. Oak Lodge. The guests included are MT. and Mrs. II. N. Palmer, Miss Augusta Bates, MT. Guy Landis, Mir | Fred Weir. MT Robert Strauss. MT. and Mrs. L. s. Perry entertained | on Monday at their East Chattanooga | home when the following guests were present.: Dr. and Mrs. Race, Dr. and Mrs. Noyes, MT. Gnd Mrs. W. c. sharon, 1 MT. and Mrs John A. Patten. MT. and i Mr.. Atwater MT. and Mrs. C.. C.. l Fletcher, MT. and Mrs. HermsA Ferger, l Mrs. J p. Wallace, Dr. Raymond Wal lace, Miss Hoyt. Miss Nell Gregg, Miss Kate Gregg, Miss Parker, Miss Winches- ter, Miss Borchordering, Miss Andrews, l Miss Wyman. Mir Santee.
 Le Circle Franchise vii, entertain im- medately after Easter with an open meeting when two French plays will be i presented. This annual Easter reception 1 has been the custom of the young women composing Le Circle Francaise for sev l eral years and the occasion forms most l delightful feature of the after Lenten | period. The plays to be presented this 1 year are: ''Le Rat Dons In Panier" and "Duchesse Coutouriere' Miss Mary Key and Miss Augusta Gardenhre have l the leading parts in the former and i Miss Nell Evans and Miss Louise Whiton 1 of Paris; Miss Margaret Thomson, Miss i Mary Key, Miss Flora Loyeman, Mrs. ! Lewis Colyar. Mrs. E. |. Chapin and Mrs. James Shaw form the dramatic per sonnel of the latter.
 Ms. J. K. Harding and little son and daughter are the guests of MT and Mrs. 1 Xenophon Wheeler. Mrs. Harding, who now resides in Wilkes Barre. Penn, was formerly Miss Ned Brown of this city.
 oADsDEN. 1 Gadsden, March 16-(SpeciaL )-Col. R. l B. Kyle and wife have returned, from an extended visit to Florida points.
 Mrs. John D. Dunlap and mother, Mrs. l Louis Kidd, have gone to San Antonio, Tex, to visit relatives.
 Col and Mrs. J. w. Moore of Selma are visiting friends here.
 Mrs. w. w. Bryant Is visiting relatives at Besseme.
 MT and Mrs. woodson J. Martin have returned from visit to relatives in 1 Jacksonville,
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