The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-14
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Arrival of Miss Disbro, Travelling Sec retary of Wv. c. A.-Holy Week Brings Extreme Quietude
 In Social World.

residence or the pride parents on the evening of Thursday. April 30, at 6:3O o'clock. MT. Porter and his bride will be at home after May 15 at 1S10 Eighth avenue, north.
 | The wedding will be an occasion of l notable interest, owing to the prominence of the two families.
 | Miss Garber is a charming and beauti- | full girl. She was in Birmingham last winter to witness the marriage of Miss Jemson and MT. Morris. She is well | known in southern society and besides her rare charm of manner and brilliant l personality she is noted for her work as an ardent church woman. Her gifts to Catholic churches have been most gen erous
 MT. Porter is a son of Judge Porter of this city. The family is an old and honored one He is himself one of the most popular club men and ranks in the | financial world as one of the ablest young bankers in the state.
 | Mrs. T. o. Smith, who annually en- | tertains the members of the Highland Book club at an al fresco party, will be the hostess for charming meeting on the afternoon of Wednesday, April | 22 at o'clock It will be an open meet ] ing of the club and besides the mem bers of the club there will be representa- ! tives from all the clubs in the city. Reciprocity meetings, held from time to time, have been most successful. At the approaching meeting club representa- 1 tives will be expected to give short talks on club work. In this way the pur- noses and work of each club is made known, and results in stimulating inter- l est in club work.
 Following the programme arranged in- doors the al fresco features will recall 1 happy memories of preceding entertain ments when Mrs. Smith has had guests during the garden party season. An important meeting of the William L. Yancey chapter, United Daughters or the Confederacy, will be held on We'd nesday afternoon at 3 clock at the res idence of Mrs. Robert H. Pearson On accoun: of Holy week there will be no club meetings this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Addison G. Smith and Miss Kate Hopkins will attend the Planck-Lake wedding in Mobile, which will be a brilliant event of the Easter week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Stokeley will also attend the sPlanck- Lake wedding.
 The friends of Dr. Preston Blake will regret to know that he Is suffering from an accident which necessitated slight operation the past week. As result I of stepping on nail he has been. con fined several days to his residence.
 Mrs Chappell Cory, after being confined to the house for nearly a month, owing to an injury she received while attempt ing some amateur gardening at her coun- try place, was in town yesterday. She I was looking after her strawberry beds when she accidentally stepped upon a harvesting fork, which inflicted a painful wound, and the results of which would prove it was at first thought, very seri- ous.
 Mrs. Leonard T. Beecher returned yes- terday from the east
 A jolly press dinner will be given this evening at the Gold Lion tea room.
 At the residence of Mrs William Redd on Eleventh avenue an Easter egg hunt will be given this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the benefit of the Second Presbyterian church. Prizes will be given the boy ad girl who find the greatest number l II, fnlE in hal paio h borhood are anticipating the egg hunt with great pleasure. Lemonade will also be sold. Mrs. Nina Southgate and Mrs. B. Lloyd Guice are arranging the hunt.
 The ice cream party to have been given this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Bissell for the benefit of the Fountain Heights kindergarten has been postponed, and instead there will be an important meeting of the kindergarten board at the kindergarten rooms.
 MT Jelks Cabaniss entertained several university men at dinner on Saturday evening at the residence of his parents, MT and Mrs. Edward Cabaniss.
 Mrs J. Morgan Smith expects to leave this week for Washington, D. c.
 Miss Florence Smith will spend several days this week with friends in Birming ham and will take part in the Maypole dance on the evening of the charity ball. < The card party to be given by the Will liam L. Yancey chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, Easter week at the res-
 idence of Mrs. T. c. Thompson on High land avenue will be delightful occa-
 sion, bridge and euchre to be played. Given for so worthy a cause 1t will be largely attended.
 1 The arrival today of Miss Adele Disboro of Atlanta, travelling secretary of the
 Young Woman's Christian association, will be of much interest to the many i,women in this organization. Miss Disbro will be the guest of Mrs. William Hardie at her home on Sycamore street A special meeting of the Vencentian club will be held at St. Vincents hos
 pital Wednesday at 10 a. m. A full at-
 tendance is requested.
 The reception given by Mrs. J. s. lsBridges at the studio on Fifth avenue
 Saturday afternoon proved not only 8
 social pleasure, but was delightful men
 tally, musically and spiritually. The pro-