The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-01
NOTES OF THE WEEK IN WORLD OF SOCIETY HeuStiS-FrankIin Wedding to
 Take Place in Dublin NOTES HERE AND THERE Interesting Gossip of WeIl-known People-Season In Town Has
 Reached the High Tide
 of Dullness.
NOTES HERE AND THERE

Miss Lula Jackson Mcqueen of Mont l gomery, who has been visiting Mrs. Mark l B. Lewis on Highland avenue, has re- turned to Montgomery. Miss Mcqueen i has many friends here and in Selma, where she has been sponsor for Company B at the encampment of the Second regi- ment, Alabama National Guards. hr. Liston Heusts of Mobile, a i brother of Mrs. George Huntington Clark Birmingham, and who has recently been her guest, salled yesterday for i Dublin. Ireland, where he will be mar ried soon after his arrival there to Miss Nora Franklin of Dublin. Mir Clark anu his bride will travel in Europe for i several months and expect to go to their home in Belize, British Honduras, some l time in the autumn.
 MT. Heustis has been residing there 1 for about six years and met his fiance 1 in that city, while she was on a visit i to her brother, who IS also a resident ol Belize. MT. Heustis intended return l ms tO <AiiSl lCi lO ltSlutt Dul lie Has re- cenuy purchased a large cocoanut plan- tation in British Honduras, which will 1 necesstate his remaining there for pos 1 sibly a year or longer. Banking interests have also claimed his attention during l hls residence there, but he intends to ultimately reside again in America.
 The Heustis family are among the noted old families of the south MT. Heustis has been on a visit to his mother, Mrs Racncl Heustis in Mobile.
 ldr. and Mrs. James U. Hardeman are in New York
 Mr. and Mrs. William Stoutz have re- turned to Mobile.
 1 Miss Doleska Wilson and Miss Sadie 1 Smith, GIG Sixth avenue, are visiting l friends in Tennessee mountains until Oc- tober 1
 1 Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss Is among the charming women at Tate Springs, where she has during preceding seasons there been member of the interesting coteries that make Tate famous for the charm | anu UT US summer colonies.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. R. Burgess of Mobile and their daughter, Miss Ethel Burgess. are motoring through New York state and parts of New England.
 Mrs. Rachel Heustis and Miss Heustis have gone on to Coburg, Canada.
 Mrs. Hugh Barr Miller CBertha Lewis), of Hazelhurst, Miss, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Rose Graland Lewis at Mentone, has returned home.
 Miss Margaret Parnell Stuart of New 1 York, who has been the guest of MT 1 and Mrs. Paul Lee Cooke at the resi- 1 dence Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph " Allen, 1 left yesterday to visit some friends in l Mississippi, at their country house.
 Miss Grace Nelson is in Meridian, the guest of Miss Helen McGhee. ] 1t Is reported that MT. Duke the to- bacco king, who was recently married to Mrs. Nanaline Inman of Atlanta made a large settlement upon Mrs. Inman be- fore the marriage. According to north | ern exchange the amount was not less than a million.
 Besides the large sum. estimated n Somerville at $5O0,OO0 that Mrs. Inman has spent in refurnishng the house, MT. Duke has given her several automobiles and jewels in profusion. One of the au- tomobiles Is a big Italian limousine, in whicn Mrs Inman has made many recent shopping trips to New York When Mir ana Mrs Duke go to Europe they ex- 1 pect to take several automobiles with them and spend much time in touring. The foundations have been laid for a new mansion on the Somervile place and COG workmen are engaged In making other l improvements planned by Mrs. Inman The brides rousseau is said to be very beautiful. MT Duke desires his wife to take ar active interest in society. and | friends say, with her beauty, influence | and the Duke wealth at her command she will have no difficulty In taking a prominent social position. MT. Duke s city home, at the corner of Eighty second | street and Fifth enue. Is also being re- | fitted. The tobacco magnate has been in | the market for some time for a larger | and more pretentious Fifth avenue resi- | dence. As Nanaline Holt the present Mrs. Duke was the most popular belle | that Macon. Ga. Aas ever known. her l marriage to William Inman of Atlanta a very wealthy cotton merchant was a brilliant affair. Mrs Inman assumed a leading position in Atlanta society and became well known In New York and Newport circles. Her husband died five | years ago She is a striking brunette and about S5 years old.
 Joseph V. Allen, Jr., is i'll with typhoid fever.
 | Miss Carlese Lewis formerly of Bir- l mingham. but now of Spokane, Wash. l was raarried on July 2S to MT. Leonard | w. White of Spokane. MT. and Mrs ] White will spend the month of August l on their ranch in North Dakota, after l which they will spend a while among the 1 lakes of Western Canada They will be at home in Spokane after September. | Miss Emma Koenig and Mir Warf1eld 1 Koenig left Tuesday morning for Me l Graw, N Y, where they go to visit Mir and Mrs. Arthur G. Koenig for several | weeks.
 | Miss Mamie Lively has returned from | Talladega Springs where she has been | the guest of Mrs. J. w. Ryder for the