The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN WORLD IF SOCIETY Social Interest In Southern Visit
 of Yale 6Iee Club NOTES HERE AND THERE MT. Cyrus King HartseII, Whose Death Has Just Occurred In Denver,
 Was Well Known In Bir-
 mingham Society.
NOTES HERE AND THERE


 Cyrus King Hartselle of Birmingham, which occurred on Sunday in Denver, Col was received with sorrow by nu- merous friends in this city. MT. Hart selle was married less than a month ago to Miss Elizabeth Simpson Dean of Flu faula. daughter of Col and Mrs. Leon ard Yaneey Dean. Owing to his i'll health MT. Hartsele was unable to leave Den yer at the time. and Miss I&an. accom- i panied by her father, wentV to Denver, where the wedding took place. It was 1 originally planned to have an elaborate church wedding in Eufaula, and Miss l Dean had selected her bridesmaids
 Some months ago MT. Hartselle, who was suffering from serious throat trouble, was advised to go to Denver. He developed tuberculosis. but it was thought that by remaining in that climate he would eventually regain his health.
 Cards announcing the wedding were re- i ceived in Birmingham a short time ago, and at home cards were inclosed giving the permanent winter address as Den yer
 
 selle, is well known in Birmingham. He is a member of Governor Comer's staff and was also on the staff of Governor Jelks.
 MT. Hartselle was formerly of Pitts burg. Owing to the circumstances his death seems peculiarly said. Mrs. Hart selle is very young. and is exceedingly attractive Just before starting on her long journey to Denver she had the young women who were to be her bridesmaids to farewell luncheon, and she arranged her arrival in Denver in order that the wedding day might not be postponed, con ident that with carefuk nursing and by prolonging his stay in Denver the health of her husband would be restored. The southern visit of the Yale Glee club will be one of great social interest, the cities where the dates of the con cetts have been announced arranging to entertain most hospitably in honor of the members of the club. Patronesses have been appointed for the series of concerts and dances to be given in Bir- mingham, Atlanta and elsewhere. The club will visit Birmingham on December l 25 Patronesses have been announced for the concert to be given in tifis city. On the evening of December "A the club will l give concert in Atlanta, to be followed I by dancing party at the Driving club. l Among the Atlanta women who will be patronesses for the concert are Mrs. 1 Thomas B. Paine, Mrs Milton Dragan, Mrs Clarence Knowles, Mrs. James II. 1 Nunnally, Mrs. Alex Smith, Mrs. James | Gilbert.
 l Gov B. B. Conner is member of a hunting party in Florida. The wedding of Miss Helen Harrelson l of Phenix City and MT. J. w. Hughes of Columbus, Ga, will take place on the l evening of December 22 at the brides I home, and immediately after the cere- mony MT. Hughes and his bride will leave for Birmingham, where they will spend several days with relatives. l Judge Joseph Carthel of Montgomery will come to Birmingham immediately 1 after the holidays to confer with local committees in regard to the meeting of the Sunday school convention which will be held in this city in the spring.
 Mrs. Bernard Guest joined her father, | Col Robert Chisolm and her brother, MT. 1 John Chisolm in Atlanta, en route to l Charleston, where the interment of Mrs. | Chisom took place. A member of one 1 of the oldest Charleston families, the late Mrs. Chisolm held the happiest mem I ores of that city and her death caused 1 sadness to many old friends.
 Mrs. Henry F. DeBardeleben enter taned informally at luncheon yesterday. | Miss Lettice Clark, the lovely young niece of Mrs. J. Norman Brooks, and of | General Clark of this city, is being great l ly feted in Atlanta, where she is among a group of prominent visiting beles.
 Miss Maud Vandergrift will return from Carrollton this week.
 1 Mrs. F. O. Drewry Is in Decatur, the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs. Yum lin.
 The Misses Bain are in Athens, Ga.. | the guests of Mrs T. P. Oliver l MT. and Mrs Robert Lee West of De- 1 catur have announced the engagement of l their daughter, Hattie Lee, to MT. Asa Warren Candler, the wedding to take ] place in January.
 The Qui yive club will meet Friday l at 2sO o'clock with Mrs. N. C. Glass at West End. All the ladies are re- l auested to bring the books which they have promised to donate to the rural schools
 Among the many entertainments. of the 1 Christmas season will be informal l dance at the Country club Christmas night, given by the younger members of 1 the club.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Nixon will spend the holidays in Chattanooga with Mr. w. NJ. Nixon and family.
 | Miss Ethel Wickersham. who has been l been visiting here, has returned to her home in Atlanta. l Miss Beulah Webber has returned to her home in Nashville after being de- 1 lightfully entertained here for month. l The ladies of the First Presbyterian 1 church will conduct dinner and Christ mas sale at 1922 Fourth avenue, Friday | and Saturday of this week. Mrs. Henry Marscheimer Is visiting | friends in Nashville, Tenn, and will re-