The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-10
SOCIETY
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 140 the Saks school in New York. Miss Leona Loveman has entered upon her studies at the Birmingham High school.
 The friends and acquaintanees in Bir- mingham and throughout the state of Prof. Frank M. Roof will regret to know of his continued serious illness He is at the home of his sisters in Louisville, Ky. where for some time he has been under the care of noted specialists, but his con dition remains unchanged.
 MT. and Mrs. Wolsey vanHoose, from Tuscaloosa. will be up to attend the Crutchheld -simons wedding on Thurs day.
 Miss Annie Moore of California. who spent the past year in Germany and was en route to Montevallo to assume her duties in the chair of music at the Girls school, was the guest this week or Miss Sara Callen at the Margaret Al len school.
 After spending three months visiting in the east, the past three weeks or Whlch were passed in New York city, Mrs. k. F. Knackowizer returned on Friday, and is now at her home 1901 Fourteenth ave nue, south.
 
 Mrs. William M walker is in Chicago, where she expects to remain another week. .- MT. and Mrs. E. N. Cullom will leave within the next 10 days for New York to spend three or four weeks.
 Mrs. J. W. Adams of Dallas, Tex. is expected to arrive next week to be the guest of Mrs. Lee Gotten.
 Mrs. l. Craig Potter of Florence, who Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. J. H. Wal day.
 After tour of the west, extending through several months, Mrs. Frank S. White returned this week. Her travels included the western coast, California and Colorado. Alaska and the Canadian Rock ies. Miss Marguerite White, who accom- panied her. remained in Kansas City with frierds and will return home this week.
 
 Mrs. E. N. c. Snow has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa after a visit to MT. and Mrs. J. A. VanHoose
 The new residence of MT. and Mrs. Charles Abbott, 2119 Sixteenth avenue, south, has been completed and they have taken possession
 The many friends of Mrs Eugene Lester Porter will be glad to learn that she Is convalescent at St Vincent's hospital.
 
 MT. William Rosensthiel of Seals Is visS iting his daughter, Mrs. Bertha Speaker, 730 South Twenty-ffth street, Birming- ham.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Clifford have taken apartments at the Margaret for the winter.
 Miss Mabel of Decatur, Ga, is expected next week, to be the house guest of Miss. |, Lillian Moore.
 Misses Minnie and Ruby Bishop enter tained informally at cards Thursday evening in honor of their guest, Miss. Mabel Pratt. of Tuscaloosa. Miss Ruby Bishop and Miss Mabel Pratt have gone to Tuscaloosa to be present at the Alabama-Howard football game
 
 Clement R. Wood, eldest son of Mir and Mrs Sterling A. Wood, is at Kent Hall, New Haven, Conn.,. taking the law course at Yale university MT. Wood completed the classical course at the Uni versity of Alabama last year with dis tinguished honors, and will try for the junior law class. The friends of Miss Margaret Anderson will be glad to know she is recovering from her recent illness. MT. and Mrs. L. Pizitz have moved into their new home on Highland avenue. The many friends of Miss Tessie Schwartz of 93 Alabama street will be glad to learn of her entire recovery from a severe attack of scarlet fever
 Mrs. J. M Morgan will entertain at a linen shower on the afternoon of the 22d in honor of Miss Mabel vanKeuren. whose marriage to MT. Felix E. Ballard will be an event of November