The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-18


group of younger ones who will take the
| places of the absentees. Among them
are Miss Josephine Cosby, the clever
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Cosby; Miss Nellie Worthington and Miss
Annie Blinn. Miss Joy Tomlinson, who is
making brilliant record at Bryn Mawr,
will return in short time, accompanied
by her younger sister, Miss Bland Tom
linson Both of these lovely daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. John W.-Tomlinson will
be admired anywhere, as their culture
is to be broad indeed This summer,
winning trophies on the golf links, they
have showed their prowess in the sports
belonging to the great out-of-doors as
well as the graceful ballroom accom-
plishments that are theirs.
Ogontz. instead of Miss Ellen Percy
and Miss Elizabeth Morris, who went
from Birmingham last year, is to have
two other attractive girls in Miss Lucy
Pinckard and Miss Helen Thompson.
Miss Pinckard is the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Pinckard.' Her
| sister, Miss Marie Pinckard is a Vassar
| girl. Her friends expect of Miss Lucy
| Pinckard that she shall make splendid
| record, such as her sister made at Vas
sar. Both she and Miss Helen Thomp-
son are Margaret Allen girls. The latter
is the lovely daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
has toured Europe this summer, taking
the most charming and most leisu~ely
trips, ofttimes by motor, from one his
torical old world scene to another.
An interesting party of Birmingham
girls leaving last week for Virginia to
enter Randolph-Macon Woman's college
included Miss Virginia Bell, Miss Mary
Lee Bell, Miss Martha Belle Lyman,
Miss Margaret Dewey and others.
Miss Hazel Tynes, the second daugh-
ter of Mr.. w. d. Tynes, will return this
year to Belmont, at which Miss Felicia
STREET. will also enter upon her duties.
Miss Ellen Hale and Miss Susie White
head are also students of the Nashville
| institution. Another school near home
| at which Birmingham always has one or
more representatives is Agnes Scott COL
( lege, near Atlanta. Miss Laura Nell
| Towers left this week to enter upon her
| first years work there. She was a stu
| dent last year at the State university.
Miss Kate Perry, Mrs. Hemphill's niece,
Is also a student, and Miss Mary Chalet
Berney expect to leave In week or two.
The Judson, an institution for grls<3n
| our own state, and one which was The
| alma mater of many mothers and grand
| mothers in Birminghm, is to claim
| number of our girls, among them Miss
| Helen Abbott, Miss Nettie Beall, Miss
Mary Rogers, Miss Velma Lawrence,
u.
| The girls who are entering upon their
| school work are leaving a charming
| group of debutantes in their stead Miss
Eleanor Matthews will probably make
| her formal debut and should she decide
to do so her present popularity indicates
| that as a society woman she will be a
| great BELLE as has been the case with
all the women of her family. Her ma
ternal grandmother, as Miss Florida
Whiting, was the toast of many southern
cities. Her mother, as Miss Eleanor
Graves, and now Mrs. Harrison Mat
thews, has never failed to be a leader in
society. Other women of her kin have
possessed the wit and beauty which have
made her so universally a favorite.
There will be a number of other debut
parties but a definite decision has not
yet been reached, SO that no announce
ment can be made this early. In the
debutante set will be Miss Clara s.
Shelby, the pretty sister of Mrs. Henry
Dean and Mrs. Tom Bowron; Miss Mary
Lee Drennen, the daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Drennen; Miss Elizabeth Morris.
Mrs. Cartwright's lovely daughter; Miss
| Dorothy Johnson. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack w. Johnson; Miss Mary
Lou Cobb, the niece and ward of Mrs.