The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
NOTES OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY WORLD
Bridge Whist to Begin Winter
 Season At Southern Club
MRS. TUTWILER HOSTESS
Several We'll Known Women In So- ciety Will Assist In Arrangements for an Afternoon Bridge the
 First Week In November.

On the afternoon of November the first of series of card parties will be
 given at the Southern club for the
 wives, sisters and sweethearts of club
 members. The tables will be placed in the ball room, and bridge will be played Three handsome prizes will be given, and at the conclusion of the
 games. which will begin at 3 o'clock |,
 a luncheon will be served in the hand
 some cafe down stairs.
 Mrs. Edward Magruder Tutwiler has
 been asked to act as hostess for the club and among those who will assist her in receiving will be Mrs. Barrett Mrs. TouImin, Mrs. Leedy, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Benners. Mrs. A. H. Woodward,
 Mrs. r. II. Crockard, Mrs. Tomlinson,
 and Mrs. Hobson.
 Mrs. w. N. Trimble Miss Jennie Trimble and Mrs. Arthur Adams will leave today for Nashville, where they will be joined by Mrs. Miller Dismukes who will travel east with them. They will make an extensive visit, including Cleveland, Buffalo, New York, return ing through Virginia and Jamestown Mrs. Nat Trimble of Mexico. who has been visiting members of lher family in Montgomery. and also visiting her husbands family in this city, will re- main in Birmingham some weeks long CT, and will be joined later by Mr
 Trimble. MT. and Mrs. Trimble reside
 near the City of Mexico.
 Mrs Howard Shore (Mary Trim ble) of Washington. who has been vis- tisg her parents MT. and Mrs. N. w.. | Trimble. for the past two weeks, will prolong her visit as her husband is l now on government mission in the | west. He is a bacteriologist of note Mrs Betty Lee and, Miss Jean Marks have returned from Denver, where they ! passed the summer with Mrs. Lees daughter. Mrs Herbert Ellerbee.
 Mrs Sterling Lanier and her children hsNe returned from Waldens Ridge Miss Mary Laner is still at Peters burg. Va, where she is having a charming stay.
 Mir Monroe I.anier, who has been in | Denver slime time where he went on
 account of his health, has entirely re-
 covered.
 Gen. Louis V. Clark is ill at tho St..
 Vincents hospital.
 Mrs. Brock of Florence is the guest
 of her mother, Mrs. Hardie Brown. l Mrs. Merrill Pratt Northington is i'll
 at one of the private hospitals in New l York.
 Air. and Mrs. Robert C. Redus left yesterday for Cedartown to attend the
 Leary Smith wedding.
 MT. William Mudd Martin will at
 tend the LearySmith wedding in l Cedartown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel T. Barnett will 1 also attend the Leary Smith wedding. Mrs. l.. Crozier French has returned
 to Knoxville. She accompanied the
 press party to Atlanta on Saturday i Mrs. French is much interested in the | new lyceum an dart building to be
 erected in Knoxville, and which will | take the place of the Woman's build ! Ing, which was burned last December. | She is chairman of the finance commit l tee. Knoxville was one of the few 1 cities in the south where club women
 owned their building. A sufficient rev 1 enue was derived from the building and | it's ball room and luncheon rooms, to- l gether with it's club qaurters. which | were used on many occasions for pri-
 vate as well as public entertainment. 1 The building was destroyed by fire on
 Christmas night The building commit | tee, composed of some of knoxville's
 most promitent women, have purchased | a residence in beautiful district of that l city and will build an annex to be used l for lyceum course, art exhibitions | and other purposes. It will no longer | be called a womans building. Mrs. | French prefers not to cling to the eternal feminine. and the annex will l have what she considers a more com l prehensive term, something like that l embraced in art museum and lyceum l building, and which doubt more l readily expresses the real purpose of l the new building.
 The friends in Atlanta of Mrs Helen ] Moore Thomas of Mobile. says the At 1 lanta Constitution. are discussing with l pleasurable interest the news of her en- | gagement to Mark Bristol lieutenant | commander of the battleshp Connecticut, 1 United States navy, the date of the mar
 riage not yet being announced. ! Mrs. Thomas is the eldest of the two 1 daughters of Mir. and Mrs Rittenhouse 1 Moore of Mobile. Ala. and the widow , of the late Capt William Bailey Thomas i United States army.
 Since her debut Miss Helen Beverly ] Moore she has been q much feted belle
 not only In the south, but in the north | and east, where she has frequently vis- ] ited
 l She ia of the "Hebe" type of beauty 1 her blonde hair and exquisite coloring l her figure, style and grace. her well mod ] lllated sweet voice. and phnNe all. hhr