The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-13

l 13, 1908
 spend the holidays at home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sterling Wood
 MT. Robert Leary of the University of Virginia will arrive during the coming week to spend the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Leary, at Terrace Court.
 MT. Henry B. Gray, Jr.. who attends Hill college in Potsdam, Penn, will pass the holidays with his parents, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Gray. It will be in teresting to MT Grays large circle of friends to know that he was one of the group of IS students from the student body of 300 to be exempted from the re- cent examinations
 Mrs. L. Q. C. Kelley and Mrs. J. Heister are at home with Mrs. Orr, 1851 Thir- teenth avenue, south.
 Miss Clara Shelby, who is at school in Washington, D. C., will arrive Saturday to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hen ry Dean. Miss Shelby will have with her as her guest Miss Bessie Applegarth of Washington. Miss Shelby and Miss Ap- plegarth will be among the bevy of at traetive visiting girls seen at the various functions during Christmas week.
 Miss Margaret Terrell and Miss Kate Earle Terrell who are students at the Mary Baldwin seminary in Virginia, will be two other lovely girls added to the list of homecoming college girls. They will arrive December IS.
 Miss Grace Venable Southerland will be among the group of pretty visiting debutantes, and will be one of the most popular visiting beauties. She will be Johnston Saunders.
 Miss Virginia White and Miss Carrie White Bean will be home the last of the week from Nashville, where they are stu dents at Belmont.
 Miss Fredercka Ferguson and Miss Joy Tomlinson will arrive Friday or Satur- day. They are both students at Bryn Mawr.
 Miss Elizabeth Morris and Miss Ellen Percy will be home from Ogontz for the holidays
 Miss Ellen Linn Motion is expected to return from Fairmont seminary, in Wash ington, about December 21 to spend the holidays with her parents, Mir and Mrs T. H. Motion.
 Miss Eleanor Matthews will arrive next week from the Gardner school, in New York; to be with her parents, MT. and Mrs Harrison Stuart Matthews. She will be a notably charming guest at the cor lege functions during the week and also an attractive hostess at an afternoon party.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Whitwell Bow ron will return this evening from their wedding journey In the east.
 Mrs. Henry Hutchens has returned to her home, 2120 Tenth avenue, south, after visit of two weeks in Boston, Bal timore and other points In the east.
 Mir. Van Wyck Williams left yester- day to pass the holidays with his rel atives in Greensboro, N. c.
 Mrs. George Schwab and Miss Louise Pritchett of Nashville will arrive tomor- row to be guests at the Mason-Southgate wedding. They will be at the Hotel Hillman.
 Miss Harriet Mason will arrive from Nashville tomorrow to be the guest of her cousin, Miss Lizzie Morris Mason
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Brabston have named their little daughter Ruth Willis.
 Mrs. George A Matzel of Cincinnati is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Mrs. M. Casey is quite i'll at her home, 1211 South Twelfth street.
 Mrs. J. c. Marks has returned to her home in Louisville after a pleasant visit to friends in this city. She was the guest of honor at several affairs, among them being a dinner and reception given by Mrs. Edward Hitler, a luncheon by Mrs. Louis Saks and dinner by MT. and Mrs. Louis Schulhoefer. Among the guests at the dinner were MT. Falk and Miss Falk of Decatur.
 The many friends of Mrs F. W. Null Ter will regret to learn that she Is seriously i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs. Herman Byrd in North Haven.
 Mrs. E. Miner Kinney entertained the Matrons' club of Woodlawn Friday aft ernoon very attractively. There were a number of guests present, adding much to the pleasure Of the afternoon. dainty salad course followed the games.
 The condition of Miss Minnie Wright remains unchanged. She is still very Ill at the home of Mrs. Rivers in the Cullum apartments, e16 South Twentieth street Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nice have moved to 1895 South 17th street.
 A pretty wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at Pinson at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. L. Duncan, when their daughter, Elsie, was united in marriage to Dr. S. R. Sanders of Warrior. A recep- ton was rendered the guests before the ceremony, and buffet luncheon was serveu. The house was tastefully deco rated in ferns and evergreens. The bride was becomingly attired in blue with hat and gloves en suite, and carried a shower bouquet of violets.
 The out-of-town guests from Birming- ham were Miss Blanche Beall. Miss Louie Hogan, Mrs. and Miss Harris, Miss Ur- sula Davis, Mrs. Joseph Duncan, Mrs. F. W Brown, Mrs. Arthur Smith, MT. George Duncan and MT. Cross Duncan, brothers of the bride; Dr. Dan Hogan, MT. Hal Duncan. MT. Bowden, Dr. and Mrs. Baskin, MT. and Mrs. Robbins of