The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-25

was among the many reminders of old fashioned entertaining.
 Miss Louise Byrd Wright, who has been the guest of Mrs. Robert II. Pearson, has returned to Philadelphia.
 Among the recent arrivals at Pinehnrst, N. C., are Col R, II. Pearson and Mrs. Frederick Northrup Rix.
 Mrs. James Woods is in shelbyvllle. Tenn. Her friends in this city will regret to hear that she was called there by the death of her sister.
 MT. II. II. Mayberry has returned to Nashville.
 Capt Frank P o'Brien has returned from Montgomery.
 Mrs. Kathleen Nixon has been spending several days in Tuscaloosa, the guest Of her sister, Mrs. William Dempsey Part low
 The friends of Miss Mabel WheeloclS will regret to know of her illness at pr. Browns infrmary.
 Mrs. George Haven will leave tomorrow for New Orleans.
 The Boys club chapter No. will meet at the club rooms at o'clock to- morrow afternoon instead of tomorrow morning at il o'clock.
 Miss Mary Beteals of Montgomery is visiting Miss Minnie Ford at Norwood.
 Mir D. H. Andrews are at hime at the residence of Mrs. Marks, 1880 Fourteenth avenue.
 Mrs. Francis Jones is visiting Mrs. M. V. Robertson, Tenth avenue
 The class of 1909 of the Birmingham High school will give an entertainment Friday. February 2S, at 8 D. m. An interesting recital from Macbeth will be delivered by Dr. Losey of the Uni versity of Alabama; following this a re- ception will be held in the gymnasium, for which many entertaining features have been planned by the class.
 Mrs. M. J. Cox has returned to Mont ] gomery after visit to her daughter Mrs. c. c. Steward. Miss Eunice Scruggs of Anniston has been spending a. few days with her sis- ter in this city.
 Miss Grace Steward, who has been wis iting Miss Isabell Cox in Montgomery will return this week. MT. and Mrs. R. A. Powell and little daughter of Montgomery are the guests of Mrs. E. J. Andrews. Mrs. H. J. Burnham. who has beer visiting Mrs. Clark Williams, las re- turned to her home in Eufaula.
 Miss Callie Patterson will go to Nash vile about the first of March to visi Miss Florence Wolfe.
 The Presbyterian Social union vii 1 meet tonight at o'clock
 The Boys club chapter No. will mee this afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs | George Bunn, lol6 EleNclitH dFchuo, SoasA'
 Mrs. Edward Jariett of New York il with Mrs. W. F. Greaves, 11o5 Sycamor street.
 Mrs. w. R. Reed entertained at o'clocl tea yesterday in compliment to Mrs. Gas | ton.
 l Mrs Alexander Gibson entertained tn Qui Vive club and few extra guest at George Washington party last Fri day at her home on the South High lands. The house was beautifully decor ated with flags, and the red, white ant blue idea was carried out in every detail An orchestra played during the afternoon An interesting contest of questions on tn life of Washington was a feature of tn afternoon, the prizes falling to Mrs Luther Reynolds. and Mrs. Gus Lee. Tn cutting of cherries off miniature eherr tree was another feature, the one cuttin the most cherries blindfolded getting tn prize. This fell to Mrs. George Hughes Refreshments were served at the clos of the contests. Besides the members 0 the club, Mrs. Gibsons guests includes Mrs T. L. Moses, Mrs Cunningham Wilson, Mrs. w. s. Moughan, Mrs. Johl Ellis, Miss Mary Ellis, Mrs. J. J. Shan non, Mrs. Lee, Miss Cole, and Mrs. J. I Jones.