The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
SOCIETY
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Fund for Self-DependinE Young Women"
 It was unanimously decided that, by systematic method, as much should be raised as possible through subscriptions. Later the balanee shall be raised by giving three entertainments Just what kind have not been fully decided upon.
 The enthusiasm with which these young women have begun can bring only the greatest results, and Miss Rowley wishes to express her appreciation for the hn- mediate and cheerful response given her so far by everyone who was invited to become a member of this new and novel organization.
 Miss Mary Fletcher McCarty has re- turned from Washington where she is a student at Fairmont seminary.
 Miss Marie Pinckard, who has spent several months in New York, will return home Thursday.
 MT. Peyton Pinckard and MT. Ryburn Pinckard will be home for the holidays. They are students at the University of Virginia and Princeton.
 Miss Mary Lee Drennen returned yes- terday from Fairmont seminary to pass the holidays with relatives.
 It will be learned with pleasure by the many friends of MT. Henry M. Robinson that he is convsiescent after an illness of ten or twelve days at his home.
 Thomas Wolfe will be at home during the holidays. He is a student at St. Der hard college.
 Mir and Mrs. H. M Robinson will have their sister, Miss Annie Pete Robinson as a guest during the holidays. Miss Robinson is teaching this winter in Tal- ladega-
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Badham will have Mir. Badhams mother with them again this winter. She has returned after visit to New York.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Glenn and Miss Frances Glenn will spend Christmas in Auburn with Mrs. Glenns mother, Mrs Casey.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Williams of St. Louis, and their little daughter, Eleanor will pass the holidays with his mother, Mrs. N. H. Williams.
 MT and Mrs. John s. Williams and chill QTen nave TeLuT0eQ ITOIn oOQll SdI OlAlAd-
 Mrs. N. F. Miles has returned from Colun1biana where she was the guest of MT and Mrs. John E. Miles.
 Mrs. George Deyer who is convalescent after a recent illness at St. Vineent's hos ptal, will spend Christmas in Talladega with relatives.
 Miss Eleanor Gertrude Gogfn, Vassar 1908. will spend the Christmas holidays with her brother, who is in Birmingham for the winter. Miss Gogin is the daugh- ter of the late George w. Gogin, who 20 years ago was in Birmingham in the interest of the steel business.
 pr. and Mrs. Alfred Walker are pleas antlv located with Mrs. ]. II. r,ay at 1912 Eleventh avenue, south, until their new home is completed at Mountain Ter race.
 Wednesday. December 23 will be open ing iav at the Margaret Allen school for the patrons who are interested to see the handiwork of the little folks work in water colors, textiles and basketry.
 An interesting programme has been ar ranged for the hours between 10:30 and IF o'clock
 During the Christmas holiday season one of the pretty social events will be the annual dance given to the college set of Birmingham by the older students of the Margaret Allen school.
 It was just four years ago this school introduced the idea of the college dance to Birmingham and now this annual dance has become a part of the school scheme. At these various dances the college men have registered and a glance at the register the Margaret Allen school has kept from year to year will show the wonderful growth in college spirit in our city. For the first year the register shows only few names, while at the dance of O the pages of the register were filled and the dance hall crowded.
 Miss Idene Dobbins, who Is attending Virginia college. has returned home to spend the holidays.
 Mrs. T. R. McArdle has returned from 
 At the Christmas song service at the First Methodist church this evening at will be sung by the choir augmented by several of the best voices in the city. The church will be full and it is expected that the entire congregation will be in their seats for the opening number.
 Miss Eva Meyer, who is attending the St. Cecelia academy at Nashville, will return home Monday to spend the noli- days with her parents and with her aunt, Mrs. Ginzler. Miss Meyer is a very talented young girl and possesses voice of splendid quality. Her many friends are greatly interested in the bright future that Is predicted for her by her teach CTS.
 Mrs. A. R. Lanney of Savannah Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Thomas, Jr., on the South Highlands.
 Mr. Arnold Rich is home from Bing- ham for the holidays.
 Miss Bula Whatley has returned from college to spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs George c. Whatley.
 Miss Roberta Porter Is at homo with her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Porter, 903 South Twenty-first street. for the holidays.
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