The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29


 the engagement of her daughter, Aiecn, to MT. Joseph Francis Franklin. The wedding will take place Tuesday, october 15, at o'clock at the residence of the. brides uncle, Maj. Edward Magruder Tutwiler, 20SO Park avenue,
 For the early autumn season in New York there wer a number of well-known Birmingham people registered at the ex- elusive hotels. Travel south during the past week was, however, quite large, and with the exception of those who are still lingering in New York, or who have not yet left Paris or London, and a few people still at their country houses, al- most every one seems to have returned.
 Among those returning from New York during the week were MT. and Mrs. Webb Crawford, MT. and Mrs. Richard Ran dolph, Miss King, Mir and Mrs. A. L. Fulenwider
 Lieutenant Governor Henry E. Gray was also in New York during the week.
 Colonel and Mrs T. o. Smith were there and at Atlantic City to attend the Bankers convention. MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum are there, and will remain several weeks longer.
 MT. and Mrs Walker Percy were also in New York, but have started south Their son, MT. Leroy Percy and their daughter. Miss Ellen Percy will remain at school in the east this winter.
 Leaving on Tuesday for Philadelphia will be Miss Joy Tomlinson and Miss Frederika Ferguson, who will re-enter the Shipley school near Philadelphia.
 Miss Martha Dabney will leave on Tuesday for Washington D. C.. To enter the Chevy Chase college Miss Dabney was at Madame Lefebre's in Baltimore last winter She expects to remain tt Chevy Chase until February. when sse will join her aunt, Mrs. Mary C. Ware, for years tour abroad They will go direct 10 Egypt They will pass some time in the Orient and will conclude their tour in Spain about a year later
 Mrs E. q. Cole has returned from Toronto. Canada. Her friends will deeply sympathize with her in the recent loss of Ter mother, Mrs. Charles Farringer, who died the first of September. Mrs. Cole went to Toronto on account of the extreme illness of her mother and re- lnained with her constantly owing to her mourning society will miss her from the seasons gaieties Mr. Cole has also re- ! turned after passing several weeks in the west
 , Mrs. Mooar and Miss Ruth Mooar have returned from Columbia and Sewanee, Tenn.
 The members of the Fortnghtly Card B,I tIaip ffrgt n 7 the season on Tuesday afternoon at 2:SO < 0 o'clock with Mrs. John V Coe. Mr and Mrs E. r. Riley will leave this week for the west.
 The members of the Highland Bridge sclub will meet with Mrs. Charles G. tisrown on Thursday afternoon at 20 'o' clock
 Mrs. George H. Rogers is at the Glen Springs, Watkins N Y. Miss Florence Rogers will return this week from Sewanee where sine has been passing several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Dismukes
 Mrs. II. E. Crosgrove of California. 2 very charming woman, an da niece Of Mrs. Kate Rhodes Lewis, is her guest for the autumn season, at her Ridge Park avenue residence.
 Mrs. Ma5le Ford Leake, the Birmng ham correspondent of the Louisville Sat lrday Evening Post, will be glad to re- ceive news items from former Ken tuckians for publication in that paper. Her phone number is 1859, Bell.
 The members of the Five Hundred Card club will meet on Wednesday morning at 10:15 o'clock with Mrs Charles Brown at her residence on Fountain Heights.
 Among the bright events of the week will be the concert at the Country club on Wednesday, when the following se- lections will be rendered by the Call man orchestra the concert to be given at 4 30 o'clock. Throughout the season these