The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-15
OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY
ANNISJON,

Anniston, September tSpecial)- A touch of autumn weather has given d fresh impetus to social life and this week has witnessed several handsome functions. On Tuesday morning Miss Mary Kennedy, the promoter and or ganizer of the Young Ladies Sewing club. entertained that organization for the last time prior to her removal to Montgomery. There was a cosy morn ing chat while needles were indus triously piled, after which delicious re- fresh ments were served
 Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox entertain ed informally at luncheon Tuesday, at the handsome Knox residence on Tyler Hill, in honor of Misses Nancy Clark and Miss Mary Kennedy.
 Wednesday Miss Margaret Wellborn, q handsome young bud was hostess at an artistic lunch con in honor of Misses l1loise Perry Robinson, Laura Kennedy and Emily Shepperd, bright trio Of young women who will shortly leave the city Miss Robinson goes abroad in October and will spend the winter studying in Paris. Miss Kennedy leaves soon for Montgomery, and Miss Shep- perd has gone to Staunton, Va, where she will be student at the Virginia Female institute.
 Mrs. NJ. r. Bond and Miss Leonora Bond, who have spent q portion of the summer with Mrs. Earl G. McLin, tve returned to Lancaster, O.. where Miss Bond holds the responsible position or director of music in the public schools
 Mrs Augustus B. Woodruff is spend ing a couple of weeks at Piedmont and Borden Wheerel Springs.
 Tine family of MT. k. l.. Rand gem eral manager of the Anniston Electric and Gas company. have arrived from Maine and will reside on Tyler Hill.
 Mrs O. NJ. Reynolds and daugh ters, Misses Margaret and Hannah, will re- turn Monday from a months stay at Piedmont Springs.
 Miss Bessie Jones is visiting friends in Birmingham. Miss Jones Is bright and piquant favorite in social cir cles
 Miss Rosalee Pickens, an attractive young woman of Greensboro, who Is the guest of Miss Saidee Parker, was the honoree Wednesday night at a cotillon at oxford Lake park.
 Mrs Osmond Parker, one of Annis- tons handso~lest matrons, chaperoneo the merry crowd, among whom were Misses Pickens, Saidee Parker, Viola Farley, Alice Bullard, Carolyn Wood Draper, Lucille Lane of Birmingham, Adeline Allen, Martha Sproull and Nel- lie Thomson; Messrs. William woods, William Johns, Frank Johnston Chevers Woodruff, Sam Morris Petit grove, Arutnr WellDoii, rAd iiO"iN u anu John G. Farley.
 pr. and Mrs R. C. Young are in Jamestown attending the exposition and the Jamestown dental convention the largest of it's kind ever held In America.
 Messrs. John McQurl1 and John Hu- ger are students this year ot the A. r. l. at Auburn
 Miss Susie Holcombe has returned to her home at Birmingham. after pleas ant visit to her sister, Mrs. r. L. Cope land.
 Mrs. Wallace Bullard Is at Chandler Sprines. thence she goes to Talladega on brief visit.
 Major Hopkins is spending the week at Borden Wheeler Springs
 Mrs. Paul D. Nann and children of Long Beach. Cal, are spending feW weeks here and at oxford
 The Wednesday club has selected Year with American Authors as It's studv for 1907-'0S. The works of Washington Irving, Hawthorne Mark Twain Henry James. William Dean Howells. Margaret Deland. Miss Wilkins sydney Tanier and Joel Chandler liar ris will be considered together with current topics The club Is composed of most of the accomplish ed young teachers and bright young ladies of An niston. The club Is educating young girl at Montevallo and taking an ac- tive part in other philanthropic work