The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-02
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Wedding In Mississippi of h. tereSt to Birmingham Friends NOTES HERE AND THERE Dinner Parties at the Southern Club. Announcements of Notable Events. Mrs. Booth To Lecture This
 Evening.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES.

BY MYRTLE MILES.
 The usual coterie of society folk as- sembled at the Southern club Sunday evening. There were a number of parties of four or six gathered about the various tables for dinner. Among those seen were MT. and Mrs. Ross C. Smith, Miss Han nah Elliott, Mrs. William M. Jordon, MT. George Gordon Crawford and MT. Me Murray or Cleveland, O. At another table were MT. and Mrs. W. R. Leedy and Miss Leedy, Mir. and Mrs. ". P. G. Harding. Miss Emma Grima of New Or leans MT. Herbert Tutwiler, Mr. Matt Sloan and MT. Edward Crawford.
 Miss Eula Drennen and Miss Ethel Clifford, two of the loveliest of the months brides-elect were seated at one of the tables with MT. Richard Peters, Jr., and Mrs. Ted Joy, MT. and Mrs. Mercer Barnett, Miss Elizabeth Barnett of Washington, Miss Emmie Barnett, MT. Chase Perkins and MT. Norvell composed still another party. MT. and Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Mrs. James Reed of Waynes- vile, N. C., Mir Fred Jenkins, Mrs. Ship
 
 Randolph formed group seated at near table and among others noted were Mr. and Mrs. Felton Wimberly, MT. Rid ! ing and Miss Riding with party of guests. MT. Heflin, MT. John Donelson, MT Musgrave, Mr. Charles Ferguson, MT. B. NJ. Allen, Miss Julia Grant, MT. Rob- ert Jelks and the usual number of club devotees.
 The sponsors and maids have been chosen for the basketball game this even 1 ing between the Athletic club and Van derbilt university Miss Julia Ware was cnosen sponsor for the Athletic club with Miss Sadie Alison, Miss Linley Graham and Miss Luetta Gregg maids
 Miss Lucille Gaston is sponsor for Van derbilt and her maids are Miss Mabel wheeloek and Miss Marie Smith. A marriage of wide interest, not only in Birmingham but throughout the south, was that of Miss Charlie H. Garner and MT. James A. Finley, which took place last week in Greenville, Miss. Miss Gar ner has frequently visited in Birming- 1 ham as the guest of her uncle, MT. Rich ard Dandolph, and has a large number of friends in society. She is young woman of unusual charm, and won ad- miration not only for her beauty but 1 by her cleverness and intellect 1 She was visiting friends in Greenville when the wedding took place. Her home was in Columbus, Miss MT. Finley lives l in Tupelo, where he has taken his bride. 1 He is a prominent business man of that I place.
 I Miss Lula Mcqueen, who has been the | guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis and of Miss Eugenia Johnston for the past several weeks, returned Sunday to her home. A beautiful picture of Miss Mcqueen ap- peared Sunday in the Montgomery Ad- yertiser. She is a pronounced belle in Montgomery and during her stay in this city endeared herself to many. MT Clement Wood returned yesterday afternoon to Tuscaloosa after spending the weekend in this city. He is student at the university.
 The attendants have been chosen for the marriage of Miss Mayme Stephens and MT. June Alexander Haley, which will be solemnizsd tomorrow morning at the First Methodist church. The maid of honor will be Miss Bessie Stephens. MT. Graves Johnston will be best man. The ushers will be MT. Irving Mcdowell, MT. F,wels Curry, MT. Burr Roberts and MT. GUS Helm Rev. L. c. Branscomb will perform the ceremony.
 
 Jobnson will leave this week for visit to Corinth and other points in Missis- sippi.
 Miss Rowena Day of Memphis is the guest of Mrs. Mamie Williams.
 Mir and Mrs Ralph Law Russell have returned from their wedding trip to New orleans and are at home at 1920 Hunts vilel avenue.
 rba Music Study club will meet Thurs dov morning at 1O:sO with Mrs. Gussen at Cable hall.
 Mrs William Drennen issued invitations yesterday to the marriage of her daugh- fer Fula and MT Richard Peters, Jr., on the evening of Tuesday. February 16, at & o'clock at the First Methodist church.
 Miss Ethelyn Colby will be the honored guest at tea this afternoon given by Miss Ettie McCrorey.
 The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club will meet today with Mrs. Phillips, 90S South Nineteenth street.
 A Mobile exchange announces that Mrs. H T. Smith win entertain Friday after noon in compliment to Miss Lillie Ratcliff and Miss Louie Ratcliff The Misses Rat cliff visited in Birmingham during the early part of the season and were much admired
 Mrs. Theresa Hooper Evans has re- turned from a visit to friends in Selma.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Fowlkes and Mir and Mrs. w. B. Fowlkes are in Mobile. They will join the presentation marty from Birmingham this week.
 Miss Mary A. Becker of Chicago will return to her home Wednesday after a weeks stay with Miss Lucille Gaston and Mrs. W. P. McCrossin.
 Miss Anne Gaston and Miss VanAusdal will arrive Saturday from Montgomery to be the guests of Mrs. William Pullman