The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-29

the guests after the wedding and shortly afterward the bridal couple left for Gulf port Miss, where they will make their
 home. Mir Hood is very successful grain merchant of Gu1fport and is well
 known socially in that city. He Is
 brother of Mrs. John H. Enslen of Bir-
 mingham His bride Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Percy Carleton Clark of
 this city and has scores of friends who
 will regret to lose her from their midst.
 Mrs. c. A. Calhoun has returned from q months stay in New Orleans and other points on the coast
 MT. Theo Nelson will return to Tusca- loosa tonight after spending the holidays at home He will be accompanied by his guest MT. Paul Brinkman of Mont gomery.\
 Mrs. J. K. Jackson has returned to Montgomery after a visit to MT. and
 Mrs c. P. Jackson, 9O8 South Nineteenth street.
 Mrs W. H. Phillips returned yesterday
 from Mobile, where she was one of the chaperons for the Fourth brigade dur ing the reunion.
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Simpson have named | their lttle son JdlIleS 8iiiHdh oihiPooih
 in compliment to his maternal grand father.
 Miss Lily Green of Sewanee, Tenn, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Mercer Cotton SIS Alabama street. MT. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of De- catur are in the city for visit of a few days to Mrs. Thompsons pa
 rents, MT and Mrs J. 0. Patton on
 Tenth avenue, south.
 Mrs. c. w. Ufford will leave this aft ernoon for Champagne, H., to visit her
 mother, who is suffering from a painful ! accident received from fall Mrs I. G. w. Leftwich of Florence is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Horace Hall.
 Miss Carrie Knox of Anniston arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mrs. Frank | Nelson. Miss Knox has visited in BIT
 mineham frequently. When she was here last winter sine visited Mrs Nelson and
 Miss Mary George Cruikshank and was
 quite the rage. She is one of the most
 eraeious as well as one of the most
 accomplished young women who have vis-
 tied in Birmingham and her coming IS always pleasantly anticipated socially.
 Mrs. William M. Jordan plans to leave today for Pittsburg, where she will be
 the guest of her sister. Mrs. Albert
 Lynn. A
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison will leave
 the latter part of the week for New
 York. where they will visit friends. | A charming dinner was given last | evening at the Country club by MT and
 Mrs. E. II. Andrews in compliment to
 MT. Mark Andrews, their son, who is | home from college for the holidays. It
 was entirely informal. assembling only
 a few of MT. Andrews friends. Assem-
 bled about the table were MT. and Mrs. l Andrews. MT. Mark Andrews, Miss Su- | sic Hardie, Miss Annie Wilkerson, Miss Virginia Underwood. MT. Mcconnell and
 MT. Russell Laner. fA | MT. and Mrs Frank Crider entertained | several guests at dinner Friday evening | in compliment to Mrs. James Gibbo=e5'
 of Mobile. Among the guests were MT. | and Mrs Spaulding MT. and Mrs. Foust
 and MT. and Mrs. Hobson. The dinner
 was given at the Southern club and was beautiful in it's appointments. Miss Fannie Dunn will leave Wednes- 1 day or Thursday for Jackson, Miss,
 where she will be the guest of Miss Bessie Nugent Miss Nugent's marriage to Dr.
 Harley Peterborough Shands will occur
 on the evening os Wednesday, Decem- | Der g and Miss Dunn will be one of | the attendants. It will be one of the
 most brilliant weddings of the winter fin | Jackson and there will be number of | attendants, among whom will be Miss l Callie Scott of Rosedale, Miss, who was a guest last winter of Miss Dunn. Miss