The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22


 has been individually treated. Her har- bor studies, while not as original as her treatment of the dunes, are full of the quaintness and beauty and After the Cruise" "Along the shore" '"fhe Flats at Ebbtde' and other studies have much in them that Is entirely satisfying. There are two interior views of old Province town houses, both striking in treatment. The pictures of the southern coast are charming and An Old Garden" Is equally as charming. The exhibition will con tinue through Saturday.
 Mrs. J. II. MoCary entertained at cards yesterday afternoon in compliment to her guest, Mrs Henry Hunter Mayberry, the occasion being among one of the most charming of the winter. Bridge was played and there were F or f4 tables. The prizes were brass candlestick, a cut glass compete, a carving set with pearl handles a card table with a leather top.
 Luncheon was served at the close of the games Mrs. Mayberry, who now resides in Tennessee, is being most cor dially welcomed by her countless friends. wedding.
 The Quest club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Turner at her residence on Fourteenth.
 Mrs Charles Abbott will entertain at bridge on Saturday afternoon in com pliment to Mrs. Henry Hunter May berry.
 Miss Carrie Knox of Anniston will ar I rive on Saturday to be the guest of Miss Cruikshank. Miss Knox, who was a bridesmaid at the Comer-Jelks wedding, will spend today in Montgomery enroute to Birmingham.
 Colonel and Mrs. E. l.. Russell have returned to Mobile.
 Judge Benjamin Lindsay left today for New Orleans and will return to Denver the latter part of the week.
 Mrs Frank Snedecor vii leave in q few days for Portland, Oregon. Her mother and sister will accompany her when she returns to Birmingham.
 The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Walters. mother of Miss Janette Walters of this city, took place yesterday morning at Holly Springs, Miss. The death of Mrs. Walters, which occurred on Tuesday was not unexpected, as she has been in fall ing health for some months. but the an- nouncement was received with sorrow by all who knew her personally and by the many friends of her daughter.
 Mrs. Walters was born In Baltimore. She was a woman of brilliant mental at tainments, and remained closely in touch with passing events all through the clos ing years of her long and interesting life. She leaves several children. a son, Mir Edward Walters, residing in Sell ma Miss Walters to whom her friends extend deep sympathy. has been staying for several days with Mrs. T. G. Bush at Hill Crest.
 Miss Rose Spiro entertained at euchre yesterday in honor of Miss Jessie Spiro of Knoxville, Tenn. 4
 There were about 70 invited guests and the house was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
 Miss Rosalnd Leney won the first prize, pair of silk hose. Miss Estelle Slaughter, the second. Miss Eva Bell Sandman. the lone hand, a box of sta lionery Miss Gladys Pulaski, the booby. and Mrs. James Spro drew the consola- ton, candy tulip of red and white. A luncheon was served
 Miss Spiro was handsolely gowned in hand embroidered lingerie over pink taf- feta, and Mrs. NJ. Deitch. also of Knox vile, wore d princess gown of white mes saline.
 Miss Fannie Dunn will entertain the Porter-Moore wedding party on Monday evening.
 Mrs Ben jamin Rideely and Miss Louise Ridgely wife and daughter of the United States consul at Barcelona, Spain, have arrived'in America for round of visits. which will keep them in this country Tor three months. Alter visiting relatives m Louisville and New Orleans they Will come to Birmingham to be the guests of Mrs. Ridseiys sister and. brother-in-law,