The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD. HiIIman Hospital Medical and
 Surgical Staff Entertained NOTES AND PERSONALS
Daughters of the confederacy Will Be Entertained Thio Afternoon-News About Movements of We'll
 Known People.
BY ANNIE KENDRIck WALKER.

BY ANNIE kENDRIck WALKER.
 The medical and surgal staff of the Hillman hospital were recently enter
 talned at the hospital, the occasion as-
 sembling with the assistants about so
 guests It was the first occasion of the
 kind ever held in the hospital and em- phasized the personal interest felt bv
 members of the, staffs in the welfare
 of the institution. Both the winter staff and the incoming or summer, staff
 were present and made a distinguished
 gathering, as all of Birminghams most
 eminent doctors compose the hospital staff
 They assembled in the large class
 room which is now used for the Train
 ing school of the hospital, and in which the lecture courses are given. The various departments of the hos 1 pital were discussed and improvements were suggested, the many doctors pres- ent expressing their wish to see the hospital kept up to its present high standards and their great faith in the future of the hospital and their in- terest in it's development.
 The feeling of good will and cooper
 ation on the part of the hospital staffs is considered to be necessary element in the making of a great and success ful hospital. The presence of so many
 members of the two staffs at meeting that had for its purpose the sole well fare of the hospital puts the institu- tion in it's proper light it's relation to the large body of physicians who go in ana out of the hospital. who hold l clinics and who otherwise play so inn 1 portant part in the system of the hos 1 pital.
 Interesting talks were made on hos pital work and the meeting was suc-
 cessful in point of attendance and also
 enthusiasm.
 | The doctors later paid tn cir respects | to chicken patties, French peas, olives, l with punch and demitasse, which Miss
 Hamilton, the superintendent of the
 hospital had served from the diet kitchens
 At the meeting the Board of Revenue
 was represented by MT. Job Going. Among. the members of the winter" SIdH were Dr J. U. D. DdNis, Di. l. r' Talley, pr. B. G. Copeland, Dr. L. c. Morris, Dr. Mack Rogers, MT. w. P. McAdory, Dr. R. M. Cunningham, pr. B. l.. Wyman, Dr. T. D. Parke Dr. w.
 H. Wilder. pr. J. B, Heacock, Dr. l.. G. Woodson, pr. Carlysle Woodson, Dr.
 F. A. Lupton, pr. Toole, pr. w. T.
 Berry.
 Members of the summer staff were present, and they are as follows: Medical-Dr. Cabot Lull, Dr. Hardies Johnston, pr. Frank Majors. Alternate--Dr. Randy.
 Surgical-Dr George Brown, Dr. Charles Whelan, pr. Gaston Terrence Alternate-Dr. Barnett.
 Gynecology-Dr. E. M. Robinson, pr.
 Prince. pr. William Mudd Jordan. Alternate-Dr. w. Scott. Children-Dr. Snyder. Obstetrics-Dr. N. P. Cooke, Dr. Wal ton.
 Robertson.
 Consultation in Surgery-Dr. E. P. Riggs.
 Pathologist-Dr. c. E. Diamond. Specialists-Dr. Harris, Dr. Harrison, Dr. Green, Dr. Fox. Orthopedic-Dr. Scott. C. IT. Surgery-Dr. Shropshire. Skin-Dr Eugene Northington. Mrs Gould of Kansas City. Mo-, the puest of Mrs Percy D. Tabler, was among the pretty women recently dinlhg at the club Mrs. Tabler giving a dinner for 16. The decorations were or purple Nioiel' and the ladies were presehteo "i'h eoi sage bouquets. e Mrs. Tabler wore dinner gown or white. Mrs. Gould was in pink crepe de chine with laces. Among the guests were MT and Mrs. T. c. Thompson MT. and Mrs Felix Drennen, MT. and Mrs. Jack Luke Mrs. Pittman. Nrs Wiiilalh . Webb. MT. John M. Mcqueen and MT. Sims. lavendar.
 Mrs Drennen was in pale blue with laces.
 Mrs Luke wore black embroidered in white chrysanthemums, with a black pie ture hat.
 Mrs. Pittman wore dinner costume of black and white with touches of crim-
 son.
 Mrs. Julius Ormand, accompanied by
 her mother. Mrs. Atkinson, returned on \ Monday to Ft Worth. Tex, after passing
 several days in Birmingham. They were
 at the Hillman. MT. Ormand is consid-
 cred one of the most beautiful women
 of the south.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. C. Strict of Gunters-
 vile are passing several days in Birming-
 ham.
 Miss Fannie stagg has returned from
 Anniston.
 MT. John w. Stagg, Jr., who Is a stu dent at Bingham, will spend the Easter
 holidays with his parents
 Mrs John Culberson and the Misses
 Culberson of Paris, Tex, have returned
 after passing a part of the season With
 Mrs. Lee, at sos Nineteenth street.
 Mrs James Woods has returned from x Shelbyvle, Tenn.
 Mai. J. O. Smith is in Montgomery.
 Miss Janette Walters is in Mobile for a visit of a week or two.
 Judge Richards. returning from Palm Beach, and en route to New York, Is
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