The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-14
NOTES IF THE WEEK IN WORLD IF SOCIETY Many S0uthernerS Are Now in
 Gotham NOTES HERE AND THERE The Season When New York Is Filled With southerners En Route to
 Cooler climes-Alabama
 We'll Represented.
NOTES HERE AND THERE

Town and Country, in a recent issue has the following to say of Alabama people recently in New York:
 New York has, as usual, an influx of visitors from the south All the travellers are on pleasure bent, and flock to the metropolis on their way to cooler clmes. So far Mobile has been in the lead. Col. Russell, president of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, and Mrs. Russell, a recent bride (she was Miss Margaret Billups of Mo bile), have been spending a chapter Of their honeymoon at the Hoffman House. Later they will go to Bar Harbor to visit Mr W. Butler Duncan. A few evenings ago Colonel and Mrs. Russell gave d din ner at the Hoffman House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heron, who have been on their honeymoon journey in the far west since the last of April, and who are now planning to make a tour In their White steamer, including visits to many resorts in this part of the world Mr C. Edward Harrison of Mobile will be their guest and perhaps also Miss Helen Clarke daughter of the late R. H. Clarke, at one time member of congress. Mrs. Bai- | (, who at Old Point Comfort and James, town during their recent visit were great belles with the navy of this and visiting countries as well, at the Hotel Web ster which is gaining fame as the favor ite New York hostelry of the irresistible widows from down south Mrs Will h. man went forth from there last week to marry a GulSp tbOupb with III her Wou- derful wedding jewels she is still only 2 duchess in good looks and good manners and last winter Mrs. Andrew Simonds, now Mrs. Gummere, was a guest at the same hotel. Mrs. Thomas, who is of an ideal southern type, blue-eyed and ami able, will be Mrs. James E. Martins guest for the N. Y. Y. c. cruise on MT. W. Gould Brokaws' Subarita. Her little sister, Miss Moore, is well known in the south as the publisher of a bright jour nal called Chat-and as an author of much that is bright and humorous. An other guest at the Webster is Mrs. w A. Campbell of Augusta, Ga. At the Wal dorf-Astoria, where there are also many southerners, MT. and Mrs. Robert Mad dox of Atlanta are among the guests.
 Mrs Bert Porter is in New Orleans and will go later to Texas to be the guest of her mother.
 Mrs. Gus Lee and children are visiting relatives in Georgia.
 Mrs. Eugene Jacobs will leave shortly Mount Clements, Mich
 
 Mrs s. F. Thompson. at St. Clair Springs, Mich.
 Mrs w. E. sorsby is at Lithia Springs, Georgia
 MT. Burr is at Saratoga.
 MT, Frank White, jr., is in New York.
 MT. Denson is in New York.
 MT. Walter Moore spent the weekend with his family at Mentone.
 MT. O. Smith and MT. Stephen Smith are in New York.
 Mrs. Frank White and Miss Marguerite | White are in the east.
 Mrs. R. BraclSburn and daughters. Misses Pearl and Grace left Sunday for their old home in Chicago, wh ere they will remain week. after which | they will go to their summer cottage at Lake Geneva for the summer. MT. Morris Berk has returned from a business and pleasure trip to New York and Long Island, Mrs. Berk and children will remain at the country home of MT. Berk's brother on Long | Island until the autumn.
 Mrs. Thomas F. Thornton and little Miss Charlotte Thornton are pasisng i several days at the country home of 1 Mir. and Mrs J. J. Cahalan. Miss Laura Kech of Cincinnati O., who is spending the summer at Blount | Springs with her grandmother has