The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-11

Honof at Nachtlng party which was given her by friends in Norfolk Miss Dearborn will probably return to Bir- mi1gham Saturday. She will be at home in the new Dearborn residence on Six teenth avenue, south, of which Mir Dear born has taken possession.
 Mrs. A. E. Grace and Miss Kettle Grace will leave in the near future for Colorado, where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs. H. H. Shell entertained Wednesday at delightful informal reception in honor of Miss Murray, who will be one of the teachers of mathematics in the High school this year.
 Mrs. Mary Pickens and Miss Rose Pick ems of Greensboro are guests of MT. and Mrs. Israel Piekens.
 Mrs. J. Rivers Carter is at Blount Springs
 MT. and Mrs. " V. M. Robertson are at Blount Springs.
 Miss Margaret Robertson is also at Blount Springs.
 
 Capt and Mrs. Frank P. O'Brien have returned from Asbury Park, where Mrs. O'Brien has been since July Captain OBren joined her later. This was their twenty-seventh season at Asbury.
 Miss Annye L. Burgess who has been critically i'll for several weeks Us the result of an operation at St. Vlncents hospital is now convalescent, and will probably bel out in a few days. Miss Burgess restoration to health IS of the deepest interest to many friends who have been anxious about her
 Dr. and Mrs Nj B. Dickinson and Misses Mary and Leila Dickinson have re- turned from visit to pr. Diclkinsons relatives in Hampton Sydney, Va.
 Mrs. Otto Stoell1er will return the lat ter part of the month from the north.
 Miss Virginia B. Handley will take Mad anne Elfards classes this winter, begin ning her duties September 2S.
 Mrs. Howard will entertain at her home on Seventh avenue Friday in compliment to her guest, Miss Eugene Howard of Chi cago.
 Miss Helen Jannette and Miss Glida Jan nette will return this week from Ohio.
 Among the guests at the Blouht Springs hotel this week have been MT. Mel Dren- nen, Mr. A. Maben Hobson and MT. anI Mrs. s. H. Tuck.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Cameron will begin the erection of a home on Shades noun tain very soon. It will be ready for occu- pancy in the spring.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bates Kelley and their little daughter will leave next week for Atlanta, to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Austin.
 Miss Laura Nell Towers has returned from Georgia. % Mrs. Edward Wilkinson and children re- turned yesterday from Old Sweet Springs, West Virginia, where they spent six weeks.
 MT. and Mrs Richard Randolph have as their guest Mrs. Charles Garner of colum- bus, Miss.
 Mir and Mrs. w. D. Sims have named their little son Wythe Davis Sims, Jr.
 Mir Sol Caheen returned Thursday from New York.
 Miss Rosalie Joseph will return the lat ter part of next week from Petoskey Michigan.
 It is rumored that Mir. Leo Steiner pur- chased the ',t upon which the new Phe- nix club will stand before leaving the city this week. While in the east he expects to visit some of the leading architects for the purpose of obtaining their assist ance in planning the clubhouse which will be very beautiful. The erection of the building will probably be begun with in the next two months.
 Mrs Redmond N. Wheeler Miss Alice Cahalan and Miss Elizabeth Cahalan left yesterday morning to visit relatives in Lynchburg, Va. Before returning, Mrs. Wheeler will go to New York to meet Mir. Wheeler who is expected to return about October from three months trip in Europe.
 Miss Alice Cahalan, who has been visit ing her cousin, Mrs. Redmond N Vince Ter, for several months, left yesterday on brief visit to her home in Lynchburg, Va. She will return about October 1 to spend the winter with Mrs Wheeler.
 Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs Solon Jacobs, who have been spending the summer in the north, will return home today While on their trip they visited Chicago and other cities of interest
 pr. w. E. Evans will reach Birming- ham on Friday about noon. Miss Connie Evans has returned from Eu- rope and with Mrs Evans will remain at theh country home in Virginia until October. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Is the guest of Miss Evans in Virginia. She will also return to Birmingham about October 1.
 
 Irish Leaders Coming Over.
 Queenstown, September, 10.-John E. Dad,oop1 and Tosapb DavIiu rnar,b ire