The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-26

ports Will be submitted and me annual election of officers will take place.
 The ladies of St. Andrews guild will serve dinner Thursday. Friday and Sat urday afternoons at 2O15 First avenue. NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry, who visit ed Mrs. Mark Lewis and other friends before going to Atlanta to be the house guest of Capt. and Mrs. Henry M. Bank head, is as is always the case, no mat ter where she may be, the center of bril- liant social life. She has been entertained constantly. Yesterday afternoon Mrs J. K Ottley one of Atlanta's most delight full hostesses, gave a tea for Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Bankhead will give luncheon for her today. Tomorrow evening dinner by Capt and Mrs. Ernes will be a smart event attended by some of the officers at Fort McPherson and several Atlanta so- cety people. It will be given at the Cap ital City club. Thus the series of beauti- ful functions stretches before her, mak- ing her stay in Atlanta pleasure both to her and to the gay company graced by her presence.
 Birmingham friends of MT. Henry M. Bankhead will be interested to learn that he has received his captaincy. It was granted to him last week and the mem bers of the military set at Fort McPher- son are quite alarmed lest 1t may mean his removal from the Seventeenth cavalry to some company that will take him else where. Both he and Mrs. Bankhead are extremely popular in Atlanta society and favorites at Fort McPhsrson. Mrs. Bank head is a beauty of the regal type and fitted by nature with all the graceful at tributes that make for society leader ship.
 Mrs. John Wallace Luke returned yes terday from a weeks visit to Fort Me Emerson. She was the guest of Col and Mrs. VanAusdal and of her mother, Mrs. Odelia Logan. Mrs Luke is always charmingly entertained on her visits to the army post. Her sister, Mrs. Van Ausdal, entertains frequently, and is one of the most popular matrons in army cir cles As Mrs. VanAusdaps guest, Mrs. Luke is, during each visit, the recipient of the most delightful social courtesies. Her beauty and her wonderful versatility cause her to be quite rayed over at the post She has been asked to ride in the Atlanta horse show, which promises to be even more interesting this year than here tofore, and expects to ride Kentucky Colonel" MT. Edwin Balls beautiful Kentucky thoroughbred. She has become well known here already as an expert horsewoman, and those who have seen her mounted on the big handsome sorrel will feel quite proud of Brrningham's in terest in the Atlanta horse show.
 The friends of MT. Allen Haskell will be distressed to learn that he is i'll at his brothers home in Kentucky. MT. Har- lxell has spent the past two months in Birmingham and was unable to leave his room during his stay. He was carefully ministered to by his friend of many years, Mrs. J. T. Nixon. Previous to his return here he was in an eastern infirmary for some time. His condition is regarded as serious, and it is feared that he will never be able to return.
 Mrs. Percy D. Tabler is accorded the sympathy of a large circle of friends in her severe illness. She is at Mrs s. T. Scholars on. Tenth avenue, south.
 MT and Mrs. Robert McDavid went to Tuscaloosa Monday afternoon to be in at tendance at the Sigma Nu dance. With them was a party of young girls, includ- ing Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss Rose Owen McDavid, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell and Miss Dorothy Johnson.
 There have been many expressions of regret since it became known that Mrs. Daisy Wendell has decided to resign her post as public librarian. Mrs. Wendell has become extremely popular in Birming- ham and her resignation will mean de- parture from the city. Her home is in Florence, and after her resignation takes effect June 1, she will spend the summer months visiting in other cities as well as in Florence She will be greatly missed in Birmingham as much for a sweet and gracious personality as for the capable manner in which she has directed library affairs these past five years
 Owing to the absence of the Rev. Mir de Ovies, the rector of St Andrews church. from the city. there will be no evening service in that church tonight,