The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-10
NOTES OF THE WEEK
 IN WORLD OF SOCIETY
CsoI Days of Early Autumn Are
 Most Welcome
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Captain and Mrs. Dewitt Leave on Thursday for Presidio of Monterey, Where Captain Dewitt Will
 Rejoin His Regiment.

States army and Mrs. Dewitt, who have Dewitts parents, Mir and Mrs. George II. Estes, will leave Thursday forPresi- dio of Monterey, where Captain Dewitt will reioin his regiment, the Twentieth infantry. The Dewitts have been al Fort Lesvenworth. Kan. where Captain De witt was on special staff duty with Gen eral Carter The Twentieth regiment eX- poets to be stationed next spring at either Honolulu, or in Cuba.
 The wedding of Captain Dewitt and Mrs. Dewitt took place in Birming ham several years ago. For short time after their marriage they were in Washington, Captain Dewitt's regiment being after ward stationed near Chicago Later the Dewitts went 10 the Philippines. They returned about two years ago, Captain Dewitt again being on special staff duty with General Carter in Chicago, and afterWard at Fort LeavenWortn.
 When Captai Dewitt and Mrs Dewitt reach the Presldio of Monterey they will keep house in residence adjoining that of Captain Henson Estes, United States army, of the Twentieth infantry, and q brother of Mrs. Dewitt Mrs. Estes was charming California girl. Captain De witt also has a brother In the army, Dr. Wallace Dewitt, who acted as best man al his wedding. He Is now In the Philip pines. Miss Dewitt, who visited Blrming- ham al the time. also married into the army. She and her husband Dr. Blanch- ard are now with his regiment at Homo lulu.
 During the visit to Birmingham of Cap tain Dewitt and Mrs. Dewitt they have been entertained chsrmingly Mrs. De- witt, as Martha Estes. was an attractive belle. and she is one of the most popular and beautiful women in the army set. The DeWtts have an exceedingly handsome young son, who was born in the Philip pines.
 Mrs Algernon Smith and her children, Chiffon and Elizabeth, have returned from Virginia
 Mrs James E. Gill is now in New York.
 Miss Eula Weakley's condition was con sidered somewhat more favorable yester- day. With her parents. Judge and Mrs. Weakley. she returned from Knoxville few days ago, where sine had been i'll for several weeks in private hospital there.
 Mrs Robert H. Coffman left Saturday for Ohio and on her return will be at home with Mrs Barnes at her Hunts ville avenue residence.
 The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Young Womens Christian Association will beh cid this afternoon at o'clock in the rooms in the Watts building.
 Miss Emily Morrlss has returned from Sulivans Island and Edgefeld, S. C.
 Mrs. s. W. John has left Norfolk, Va, and is now al Edgetield, s. C.
 Mrs Edward II. Cabaniss is still at Tate Springs.
 Miss Carol Gray has returned to At lanta, after charming visit to the Misses Ward
 Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bussey are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. W. Bussey at their home at Norwood.
 Mr. Courtney Sweet has entered Bins ham college
 Mrs Dabney and Miss Kate Dabney have returned from North Carolina.
 
 MT Norman Orcutt has entirely recov- cred from his recent illness.
 The cool days of September have been most welcome. There is a noticeable diff ference in the appearance of the resi- denual section. Windows that have been closed for many long weeks are now open, and the houses along the fashionable avenues no longer presrnt so unhospitable an air of closed shutters and long glimpse an air of closed shutters and long chronicles of returning wanderers indi- cate that the cool days elsewhere have made the summer traveller brave enough to return home, although few wise ones who know of old how exceedingly de- captive is the month of September, will prolong their stay until October
 At the Southern Club during the dining hour the following programme by Cal mans orchestra from 7:30 to 10 D. m, was given. Overture. Frau Meistern, Suppe. Selection. O'Neil of Derry. Chauncey Olleott; lntermezzo, Alamo, D. Jordan. MordeauX Characteristic, Awak ening of the Lion, Kontski Selection, the Time the Place and the Girl, Gequest; Waltz, Wedding dance, Mncke; Medley. The Pacer; Selection, Neptunes Daughter, M. Klein; Potpourri, Operatic Mirror, Tobani; March, Tannhauser. Wagner,
 Mr and Mrs. George English Lum. annuonce the engagement of their daugh ter. Bessie Pardee to MT James Benard Callahan, of San Antonio. Texas The wedding will take place September 24, No cards will be issued in the city.
 Lemmie Dunnam, is confined to his bed with typhoid fever.
 Dr. Thomas D. Parke leaves this morning for the east.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Caheen have return ed from Northern Michigan.