The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-13

cling costume which was made in the smart coat effect The travelling hat, in the ecrue shades. was trimmed with wings
 Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. [. H. Foster Of Columbia. Tenn, and their little daughters, Mary Lee Foster and Jose phfne Foster; Mir. George E. Cater of An niston and his daughter, Elizabeth Cater, and son, Erwing Cater; MT. and Mrs. A. c. Trowbridge of East Orange. N. l.; Mrs A. J. Nichols and her son. MT. Nor ton Nichols, of Tennessee; Miss May Riley of Gadsden, Miss Irene Williams and Miss Carrie Williams. of Tennessee.
 The approaching emi-centennial of the University of the South at sewanee will be attended by a number of Birmingham alumni. MT. H. G. Seibles Is chairman of the alumni committee, and among those who will be present are: Mir. George P. Egleston, Mir. V. J. Nesbit, MT. J. A. Van Hoose, MT. J. H. Johnston, Mir. H. G. Seibels, Mir. Robert Jemison, Jr., Dr. w M. Jordan, MT, Al Garber, MT Caldwell bradshaW. Mir. R. L. Lodge, Mir. H. F. Smith, Mr. Willis Goldthwaite MT. Walk err Percy, the Rev. J. W. Canty Johnston MT. J. H. Minge, MT. J. B. Abeel, the Rev Raymundo de Ovies, MT. E. A Bond Mir W. l.. Leary, Mir. Horace stringfellow MT. J. Monroe Jones'. MT. W. s. Lowell, MT. J. w Hannum. the Rev. F. W. Am bier, MT. w. A. Cobbs, MT. A. H. Wood ward, Mir. James Weatherly. Dr. Paul Cooke, Dr. Percy H. Woodal the Rev. lnnis Q. Adams, Mir. w. H. Johnston, MT Monroe Lanier, MT. J. E. Miles.
 Mrs. E. G. Stevens will go abroad for the summer. sailing later In June. She did not contemplate going to Europe thls season, as she expects to go to Japan next spring. But she has just decided to go over with some friends with whom she went to Spain a year or two ago. She will return in the autumn.
 Mrs. William Howard Williams will en- tertain at an informal musical this week In compliment to her guest. Miss Irene Williams of Tennessee. Miss Will Hams Is an accomplished pianist She has studied abroad.
 Mrs Egbert Jones, the guest of Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro, was entertained at lunch con yesterday at the club.
 Mrs. Joseph McLester has invited a few friends to meet Mrs Egbert Jones this afternoon.
 Mrs. R. Preston Means has. returned from Virginia.
 The death of Senator Morgan of Ala bama. while causing widespread sorrow for the passing of such a statesman. brought sadness to hundreds of friends In Birmingham who knew him person. ally, and sincere sympathy will be ex- tended his daughters, the Misses Morgan both of whom have frequently visited Blr. mingham. Before Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Hardie began passing so much of their time in California, Senator Morgan and the Misses Morgan were frequently guests at their Highland avenue residence. The Misses Morgan have always lived rather quietly In Washington, but they were members of an interesting and exclusive circle. and their social position has al- ways been one of much dignity They are typical gentlewomen of the south. They always travelled south with the senator and were frequently at Blount Springs during the season. Senator Morgan's striking appearance made him observed in any gathering, but his devotion to his daughters on all occasions and their wor- ship of him was most beautiful.
 Mrs. George Craig of Selma is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. c. Heidt.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas A. Hamilton, Jr., entertained last evening in compliment to Miss Tardy and the members of her house party.
 MT Walter Fowllkes gave breakfast at the club yesterday in compliment to Miss Witticnen and MT. Dunlap. The guests were members of the wedding party
 Miss Alize Black is visiting friends and relatives in Mississippi. Miss Ethel Black is visiting trends in Jackson.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Moores the accom- plished daughter of MT. H. A Moores. editor of the Florence Herald, is the guest Of Miss Hattie Brese, on Fifth ave- nue.
 Mrs. Otto Stoelker has gone to visit her daughter. Mrs. G. M. Braune at Colum- bus, Ga.
 Governor and Mrs. Johnston of Bir- mingham. Ala, were the guests of the Miss Clay of Oak street, last week. says the Cincinnati Enquirer. Governor John ston was en route home from the Con federate reunion In Richmond, Va, and was greatly pleased at having arranged ham,
 MT. Edward Johnston, who Is the fiance of Miss Clay, spent few days here, but has now gone south. The Misses Clay have a delightful summer home in New Hampshire, but this summer they have decided to go to Warm Springs, Va, so that the bride-elect may be within easy distance of the builders of trousseux, as her marriage is to take place early in the autumn.
 The many friends of Mrs. Bruce Mar son extend to them their deepest sympa- thy in the death of her mother, which has just occurred In Louisville
 MT. R. H. Carr and young sons, Earle and Robert Howard. have gone to Col do