The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-14

Cunningham, Miss Monetta oulpiih6, Mir. Erin Farley, Miss Nellie sloss' MT. Klenk and others.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Mrs. Maben Hobson who has been in Richmond, Va, for the past 10 days Will go to Pemberton, Va, this week to visit MT. Hobsons mother, Mrs. J. D. Hobson.
 
 Miss Ethel Bray of Eufaula is the house guest of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Guice. Mrs. James II. Hil1man has gone to Montgomery to visit her mother, Mrs. Walker.
 Mrs John sibley has returned from delightful visit in the east She was ab- sent several months, going first to Buff falo Lithia Springs, and later to Atlantic City with Mir Sibley and Miss Hettie Slbley and then to New York city, where she was joined by friends from Rich mond Va. She was a guest at a house party on their yacht, which cruised about Long Island for several weeks, and was in New York for the Hudson Fulton cell ebration
 Mrs. Wilbur T. Gaston of Chattanooga is visiting Mrs c. B. Jennings. Mrs. D. L. Russell of Eufaula is visit ing MT. and Mrs. A. N. Brantley on Glen Iris avenue.
 Mrs. sinquefeld of Macon, Ga., is spending the month with her granddaugh- ter, Mrs. James Bonnyman.
 
 Mrs Bonnyman will have as he guest during November Miss Culver of Luding ton, Mich, whom she visited this sum- mer.
 MT. and Mrs. Houston Davis are nov ing into their new home on Glen avenue. Mrs. Ernest Redd and two children have returned from New York city.
 
 MT. and Mrs. w. G. Oliver have com pleted their home on Cliff road. Miss Adele Bowman of Sumter s. C., who will be remembered as one of the lovely young guests of MT. and Mrs P. G. Bowman this summer has re- turned and will pass the winter in Bir- mingham with them. She is 8 student at Miss Hannum's school
 Mrs. W. H. Davis returned yesterday from visit to relatives.
 Mir. James Bonnyman is in New York city.
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray has returned from an extended tour of Europe.
  Mrs. Harry Douglass Williams will leave tomorrow to make her future home in California, where MT. Williams has preceded her.
 Mrs. L. Fl. Jones and Miss Susie Hoff- man of Memphis, Tenn, are guests of their sister, Mrs. w, S. Bridges, 46 St. Charles street, West End.
 Miss Alice Majors and Miss Bee Na- bors of Monrovia, Cal, are guests of their sister, Miss J. T. Hayes, HOO Elm street. They will spend the winter. Miss Bessie Cunningham, Who has been pursuing her study of voice in New York city, is at home for rest.
 Mrs. Hugh M. Lokey of Atlanta and her two children are guests of her pa- rents, Col and Mrs. T. A Hamilton.
 
 Miss Mary Long of wyanette, III, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James c. Long. MT. and Mrs Felton Wimberly have named their little son, Thomas Felton, Jr.
 The sponsors for the game yesterday between the University High school and the Birmingham High school were Miss Virginia Abbott and Miss Ellie Gordon Robinson, respectively. Miss Abbott and her maids, Miss Marie Lorton, Miss Louise Long and Miss Dorothy Johnson, were members of a motor party going out to the East End park, their car being brilliant with the school colors-orange and purple.
 pr. Chiles Clifton Terrell. who has spent four weeks in Europe, sailed from in New York.
 Col. and Mrs. William Fl. Sims have returned after several weeks stay at Atlantic City.
 MT. Henry Upson Sims has returned from New York.
 Miss Marguerite Rene of Paris, France is visiting her relatives, MT. and Mrs. E. Hammel. Miss Marguerite Rene is a graduate from the conservatories Of Paris and Munich and expects to open a conservatory of music in Birmingham.
 
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Lund have returned from a 10 days trip to New Orleans and