The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-10
BIRMINGHAM FOLK TO TRAVEL AND STUDY ABROAD.

MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison left yes terday morning for New York, whence they will sail October 16 for an extensive foreogn tour. Their itinerary will in- clude India, China, Japan and the Philip pines, and the countries of southern Eu- rope Their journey will end in San Fran cisco, February 5, and trip across the continent to Birmingham will prove a pleasant finale.
 Maj. and Mrs. E. NJ. Tutwiler, who arc in Eastville Va, to 9ttend the marriage of their son, MT. H/rbert Tutwiler, will go from Virginia to New York, where they will join MT. and Mrs. Jemison and with them will tour the Orient.
 Gen. Louis V. Clark and his daughter, Miss Augusta Clark, will leave tomorrow for New York city, whence they expect to sail for an extended foreign tour in a short time. Their plans are quite ten tative and may be changed after reach ing New York, because of General Clark's business engagements. Their pres ent plan, however, is to be absent from Birmingham several months.
 A photograph of Miss Clark appears in The Age-Herald today She is one of the 1oveliest young girls in Birmingham and promises to be one of the beauties of so- ClCly d I6W years Il6Hce. Sflt IS a IIle11beT of a proud old southern family and one which can boast many women both bril- liant and beautiful. A talent for leader ship has given her the presidency of or ganiZations at various times among her youthful companions. Until recently she was president of the 8. M. C., a riding club composed of coterie of enthusiastic young equestrians, and her fearless horse manship, as well as a tact beyond her years, made her eminently fitted for the honor.
 Miss Ruby Munger will leave tomorrow night for New York, to sail later for Europe. She goes to pursue her study of voice and is as yet undecided whether to go first to Berlin or to Paris She plans, however to spend a year in each of the two cities, and is in communica- ton with instructors in both. Miss Dana Bishop of Texas will accompany Miss Munger. She also goes to study vocal
 All who have heard Miss Munger sing since her return from school are deeply interested in her plans. for her voice is one of rare promise.
 Among the European travelers from other states at this season who have friends in Birming ham is Mrs Hart of New York, who was formerly Miss Ella kirkman of Birmingham. Mrs Hart will sail the 18th on the steamer with MT. and Mrs. Jemison Mrs. George R. Brooks of Baltimore is touring Europe. She has many friends In Birmingham, having yis- tied Mrs. J. Norman Brooks several years age. Her daughter Is Mrs William F. Fort of this city.
 MT, and Mrs. J. G. Lorton are planning delightful trip to the West Indies. They will leave today or tomorrow and expect to be absent month, going to Cuba and other islands of the Indies just as fancy dictates after remaining for time in Havana.
 Dr. and Mrs. James NJ Mason will leave Thursday for Boston, whence they will sail for Europe. They will remain abroad four months, Dr. Mason to pursue a special course of studies to perfect him self in certain branches of his profession COMING EVENTS.
 Tuesday afternoon Miss May Fox will entertain the Bachelor Girls in compli- ment to Miss Matte Fowlkes.
 Wednesday from 3:30 to 6 o'clock Miss Carrie White Bean will be the hostess at silk stocking shower and "50O' party in honor of Miss Mattie F'owlkes. Her guests will include the "Bachelor Girls" the organization of which Miss Mattie Fowlkes is president
 Wednesday evening in Eastville Va. will occur the marriage of MT. Herbert Tutwiler of this city and Miss Mary Addison, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Downing Addison of Eastville.
 
 Mrs. William F. Fort will be the hos tess Thursday at a luncheon given in compliment to Mrs. Beverly Head. The following week Mrs. Fort plans to give a second luncheon to Mrs. William A. Jackson of Tennessee, formerly Miss Nettie Anderson of this city.
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