The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIAL WORLD
Evenings At the Southern and
Country Clubs
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Dinner Parties at the Clubs-The
Friendship Book-Camping Par
ty To Return-Announce-
ments and Personals.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES,

BY MYRTLE MILES.
The musical evenings at the clubs con-
tinue In favor. As the season advances
and those who have passed the summer
out of town return from their jorneying
in the east, west and north to join the
stay homes, the number dining Sunday.
evenings at the clubs is rapidly grow
ing Rich interior of the last Sunday
evening the Southern club was brilliant
with its many lights. The perfect roses
of early fall decked the tables in the
cafe, and made of It a scene of artistic
beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Order and Mr..
and Mrs. Johnston were among those
seen at the club Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grett Brown formed a group at another
table
Miss Mary Ware and Miss Florence
Smith were among the lovely members of
the younger set who were seen at the
club. With them were Mr.. Jordan and
Mr. Robert Mabrey. Many others who
frequent the club and the usual number
of bachelors were observed on Sunday
evening.
The Country club is never more attrac-
tive than when on these Sunday even
ings lately arranged when the smart set
gathers in groups to enjoy a chat,
charming dinner, and the lovely musical
programme.
Sunday evening party seen at the club
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Saun-
ders, Mrs Shipman, Mrs Frances De-
Bardeleben, Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Fred
Jenkins
At another table were Mr.. George Cor
don Crawford, Miss Mary Gillespie, Miss
Sadie Gillespie and Mr.. David Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Miss
Hannah Elliott, Mr.. P. D. Tabler and
Mr. Gamble composed group at a table
near. Among others seen at the club
were Mrs Edna Snow Brown, Miss Linley
Graham, Mr.. Turnbull, Mr.. George Ward,
Dr. and Mrs J. e. Frazier, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Lupton and their guest; DR.. Lull,
Mr.. D. H. Smith and party of four;
Mr.. w. H. Johnston and a party, Mr.. and
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Mrs. Ben T. Hood and two guests and Mr..
Horace Lopez and several guests.
Saturday evening there was the usual
number of guests among them being Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Brown with a party of
friends; also Mr.. Willard Sullivan and
three guests; Miss Ruby Munger and her
guest Miss Goodie with Mr.. Will Dunn,
and Mr.. 7. C. Whatley; Mr.. H. s. Sibley,
Mr.. N L. Steele and Mr.. Kilby, with
party of four friends.
A box party witnessing "Brewster's Mil
lions'' at the Jefferson Saturday night
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Drennen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Saunders Mrs.
Frances DeBardeleben, Mrs. Shipman and
Mr. John Randall. After the theatre the
party dined at the Southern club.
Miss Estelle Nabb will return Satur-
day to New York to resume her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray have re-
turned from New York, where they met
Mr.. Henry Gray, Jr., when he arrived
from Europe on the Deutchland. They
were with him when he re-entered col
lege. Mr.. Gray returning home immedi-
ately Mrs Gray reaching Birmingham
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Wilson and lit
tie son, Charles, Jr., have returned from
Holmes Gap, and are at home with Mr..
and Mrs Frank L. Moses, 1907 South
Twelfth street.
Miss Ore James has returned from
two months visit to Mrs. william Eads
of Kattawa, KY. Mrs. Eads was Miss
woodson Cole and formerly resided In
Birmingham.
Mrs Hugh Montgomery Tokey of At
lanta is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Hamilton.
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery and family, who
have been spending the summer at their
farm near Mentone. have returned to the
city.
Miss Carol Lewis Montgomery, who has
been spending the summer on Lookout
Mountain has returned to the city.
The Rev. Raimundo de OWES, rector of
st. Andrews Episcopal church, who has
been in the east during the month of
September, will return to Birmingham
the latter part of this week and regular
services will be conducted by him at St.
Andrews next Sunday. His sister, Miss
de OWES, is returning with him. Mr.. de
OWES has quite regained his health after
having suffered serious spell of typhoid
fevor during June and July.
Miss Daisy W. Rowley who early in
the summer announced her plan to as
sist Young women of musical talent to
study abroad has taken up the work. Her
idea, as previously stated, is to aid only
those who have not the means to pursue
their studies in Europe but are gifted
and ambitious. She stated yesterday that
no steps have been yet taken beyond
organizing a systematic plan to raise
dp9sgy.'