The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-15
NOTES AND PERSONALS

A valuable addition to the artistic cult
 in Birmingham will be Miss Ruth Julien,
 who Is expected to assist Mrs. Flournoy
 Pivers with her classes. Miss Julien
 has spent the past three years in New
 York city, where she was until recently
 the assistant of her former teacher, Edgar Adele Magules. She Is also pupil of Theodore Bohlman of the Cincin- natl Conservatory of Music. In addition to rare musicianship Miss Julien has a very charming personality. She is an Alabama girl, member of Tuscumbia family of prominence. MT. and Mrs Webb Crawford returned
 early this week from New York city
 Miss Helen Abbott Gore of Canton
 III. Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. w.
 Ufford.
 Senator and Mrs. Joseuh F. Johnston have as their guest Mrs. Annie c. Cal loway.
 Mrs. J. c. Maben, Jr.. returned Thurs day after a brief visit to relatives in
 Atlanta. Mrs. J. c. Maben, Sr is ex-
 pected from New York in a day or two Mrs. w. D. Partlow and William Dempsey Partlow, Jr, and Margaret Cummings Partlow. her two lovely chill dren. are among the visitors to Birming- ham this week. They are guests of Mrs. Partlow's mother, Mrs. J. T. Nixon, on Highland avenue.
 Miss Mary George Cruikshank is ex- nected home today from Tuscaloosa. where she has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Gulley  Mrs E. L. Wade of Oneonta and her daughter. Miss Alma Wade, spent several days In Birmingham this week. Mrs Louise Bankhead Perry and Mrs. Bessie Owen-Hause came over rom .Tasner to spend short time with Bir- mingham friends this week. Mrs John H. Smith of Clarksdale,
 Miss Is expected in Birmingham soon to vjs;t MT. and Mrs. Charles Fitzpatrick Mrs salie J. Cade of Tuscaloosa has been a guest in the Robert Jemison home this week.
 Miss Nancy Foster Miss Lillian Wilds
 and Miss Mary Nuzum were also among the Tuscaloosa visitors Mir and Mrs. Ricnaru Massey eApeo' to leave in a short tune TOT Caiiioriia' | Mrs Henry A. Jones and Miss Mary
 wford Jones of Tuscaloosa are here for the football game today. Mrs Thomas H. Houser and Mrs. A. H. smith of Anniston are guests of Mir. and
 Mrs Isaac T. Houser, SPA South Twentieth street.
 Mr and Mrs A. B. Rains of Anniston bave been guests of pr. and Mrs. 5. L Ledbetter this week. Mrs s. A. Surprise of Memphis is the
 a,.ast of her granddaughter. Mrs. Carl
 Sv .eeds S0e South Thirteth street
 M;ss Minnie Van Buskirk of Florence {, Inc auest of her brother, MT. Will Van Busiirk
 Miss Rettie Waters, who has been visit inc in this city has returned to Florence, Mise Mary Hereford of Huntsville is inc suest of Mrs. George k. Boyd. Mrs E. E. Landers and children of
 rr,,ntsviI,e are the guests of Mrs. George E Boyd at 1926 Avenue H. i-'
 Mrs Samuel w. Dick, who has been .ha guest of MT. and Mrs. S. P. Trapp
 returns today to her home in Chicago.
 Miss Annie Helen Collier of New De- catur is the guest of her uncle, Mir J. A.
 Rountree.
 Mrs. Jessie Clark of New Decatur is in the city
 Mrs Mamie Leslie and her daughter Miss Mary Leslie of Huntsville, have been guests this week of MT. Richard Leslie in Jonesboro. Miss Carrie May Wilson and Miss Bessie Owens of Tennessee are expected early next week to spend the winter In Bir-