The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-11

iyHes, MISS DorSey 1arrlS, Miss NaIlie Young White, Miss Florine Hodges, Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Evelyn Beasley Miss Martha Glover, Miss Della Johnston, Miss Bessie Evans and Miss Hattie Mor- ris.
 AN INFORMAL EVENING PARTY.
 One of the pleasant events of the week was dance given for Miss Maude Eos ter and the Misses Malone by Miss Doris Sheffield. Pink and white carnations made a pretty floral decoration throughout the rooms thrown open to the guests. Games were played and a dance was engaged in during the evening. The invitation list included Miss Leslie Malone, Miss Kath- leen Hagin, Miss Maude Foster, Miss Jo- sephine Malone. Miss Annye Burgess, Miss Christine Levy, Miss Mutual Barr, Miss Marion Thompson, Miss Nell Mosley, Miss Garvis Malone, Miss Elsie Thompson, Miss May Shorter. Miss Bridget Malone, Miss May Nelson, Miss Maude Coxe, Miss Ma mic Cahill. Miss Claudia Jones, Miss Bes- sic Sheffield and Messrs Charles Strong, Roy King, Frank Scott, Walter Mercer, Chester Lane, Albert Perry, Horace La- than. Henry Porter, /Clarence Sheffield, Chris Holcombe, Fred Washer, Neil Hall, Gerald Jones, Harry Poland, Edgar Smith, John Bruce. Henry Knight, Carl Leslie, Lewis Freeman, Joe Leslie. Fred Houston, William Patterson, Cecil Clark, Dr. Young and Dr. Malone
 ANOTHER PARTY AT EAST LAKE.
 A merry party of young people were entertained at a picnic at East Lake Friday night with a picnic. MT. and Mrs. L. V. Parker were the chaperons. The others in the party were Miss Willie May Smith. Miss Fannie Edwards, Miss Kate Powers, Miss Maude Crawford Miss Addie Henry and Messrs. Cleveland, Will son, McCauley and pr. McGee.
 ANOTHER PART AT EAST LAKE.
 In compliment to Miss Elsie Livingston and Miss Susie Livingston, Miss Barbara Carlisle and Miss Lula Carlisle, an en- joyable picnic was given at East Lake. In the group were the guests of honor and Miss Nettie Dupuy, Miss Mable Lo- key, Miss Christine Morrss. Miss Fannie Yam. Homer Yam, Fred Vann M. L. Davidson, w. E. Davidson, Bernard Liv- insston. Moxie Hilliard and John Smith. NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Miss Olive R. Pickett of Fitzgerald is visiting the family of MT. George T. Mo Laurine, 5301 First avenue, Woodiawn. She will later spend some time with rela- tives and friends in Birmingham.
 Miss Annie May Reeder has returned to her home in Decatur after a visit to friens in the city.
 Mrs. Bucks many friends will learn with pleasure that she will again make her home in Birmingham. She has taken one of the Bowman apartments. She has been greatly missed by society since her de- parture year ago to make her home in Chattanooga.
 of Nashville are guests of Mrs. L. A. Me- Cormack.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockard will re- turn Sunday from Atlantic City.
 Miss Cleo Glover has returned after a visit to Mrs. Mcdonald in Aberdeen, Miss
 Miss Cecile Rich will leave today to re- sume her studies at Smith college.
 Mrs. U. D. Mooney and children have returned from visit of several weeks on | the gulf coast Miss Florence Ballard is at home again | after an extended visit to relatives in In- diana and Ohio. Mrs. John Stillman of Anniston is the | guest of relatives in Birmingham.
 
 Kenneth Mcdonald left this week for | Tuscaloosa. where he has entered the | State university.
 MT. and Mrs. John Frederick. Miss l Mary Lee Frederick and Miss Marguerite Broderick have returned from an extend | ed western trip. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Maben and Miss | Bettie Maben arc now in Florence, Italy | MT. and Mrs. Maben are expected to re- | turn home in October.
  Miss Nina Brown has returned to Tall 1adega after visit to Miss Leila Smith. i Miss Eloise Hemphill and Miss Jerusha | Hemphill of Tuscaloosa are visiting Miss | Hattie Morton and Miss Louie Compton at the seminary. Mrs. John M. Webb is visiting relatives in Uniontown.
 MT. M. D. Orcutt plans to leave very | soon for New York on business and | pleasure trip
 Mfr and Mrs Benjamin Greene will | leave very soon for Montgomery, where | they will make their home in the future. | Miss Ivey Jones of Greensboro Is the | attractive guest of Miss Alice Jones.
 Miss Louise Rushton will leave today | for Columbia. Tenn, and short visit | to Nashville.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jernigan have as | their guests Miss Cornele Jernigan and | Miss Marie Jernigan of Opeiila.
 The house now occupied by MT. and | Mrs. Adolf Dahm-Peterson has been taken l for the winter by Mrs. Margaret Hunt | Ruff, public reader and teacher of elo- | cution. MT. and Mrs. Ruff have just como | to Birmingham from Columbus, O., and | will reside here permanently.
 Miss Eugenia Nance of Huntsville is the l guest of Mrs. Sherrod at 7os West Twen- Il Aeth street.