The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-16

W B. Leedy, Miss Hazel Dimmick, MT. and Mrs. Solon Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. Victor Hanson. Mir Frank Glass, MT. F. B. Crawford. MT. J. H. Barr, MT. I. r. Young and Mir. Frank Burr. PIERsoN SAMSON TO BE HOST.
 Master Pierson Samson, the young son of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Samson. will be the host at birthday party Thursday afternoon.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Mrs. Frank Wetherell of Folrida ar- rived yesterday to visit MT. and Mrs Frank Holland Lathrop for month. ana to be one of the guests at the Sterrett- Lathrop wedding. Mrs. Wetherell was Miss Ethel Lathrop, eldest daughter of Mr. Frank Lathrop. Her Birmingham friends are delighted to have her among them again.
 Miss Marie Stapleton, the young singer who has been the guest of her parents Mir and Mrs. 2. Stapleton, for the past ten days, left yesterday for Memphis where she will appear in concert Friday evening with William H. Sherwood, the pianist. She will go from Memphis to Ripley, Tenn, where she will sing at recital next week. and later will return to Pittsburg where she has been engaged to appear on the evening of the 22d.
 
 MT. and Mrs w B. Dickerson will sail the latter part of June for Europe. te joir Miss Ellen Diclxerson and Miss Bes- sic Hands, their daughter and niece, IT l summer tour. of the continent and th- British isles They will be accompanied by Miss Bessie May Thompson of this city and Miss Lucy Lamb of Norfolk Va who was a popular visitor in Bir- mii.ghanl the past season.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Avant have re gently completed pretty new home al Roc buck Springs, near East Lake, and will take possession of it April 1. to maks 1t their permanent home.
 Mir. and Mrs Mel Smith will spend the summer with MT. Smiths mother at Easf Lake. while they are building hon1 in Birmingham for occupancy in the au- tunin.
 Mrs Helen Rosamond. Dr. Rosamonds 2 mother who suffered a severe fall last week. was taken to pr. McAdory's in- flrmary, but has recovered sufficiently la he removed to her home. Her friends hope that she will soon be entirely re- covered from her painful accident
 Mrs aE. T. WILCOX Ol MellplllS iS PdrS- ing the wealz with Birmingham relatives
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 MT. and Mrs E. L. Moore are moving into their new home on Glen IT'S avenue and Eleventh street,
 
 Mr. and Mrs. William Cary Wood have purchased Dr. Drennen's residence on South Nineteenth street. and will take possession the first of April.
 
 Mrs. Flournoy Rivers has leased res dence on Nineteenth street, between 'enth and Eleventh avenues, and will bf It home there after April l. Judge anc Yrs. Joseph Montgomery will be with her.
 Mrs. Ide Pryor left this week for he' lo me in Athens, after visit to Mrs Schuyler Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Brown have re- turr ed from a visit to Montgomery.
 
 MT. and Mrs. w ]. Ashton nave pur- hased a home on Glen Iris avenue. The Atlanta Constitution makes the fol- ewing comment on the Lanier-Leach en- gagement:
 MT. and Mrs Christian s. Leach of Iew Orleans have announced the en- Eagement of their daughter. Katherine Beverly, to Mr. Monroe Bannister Lanier If Birmingham The wedding will take place the latter part of April. Miss Leach 3 q member of quite a prominent family n New Orleans. MT. Lanier Is the elc- sst son of Mir. and Mrs. Sterling Lanler if Birmingham
 Mrs. John Doglass is reported much improved since her recent illness.
 Mrs D. D. Fitzhugh has returned to her home in Blount county after visit to aer daughter, Mrs. William Byrd.
 Mrs. w. Y. M Robertson will leave this morning for Baltimore, where she will sprnd several weeks with her laughter, Miss Margaret Robertson, who is in school at Glenco.
 The P. " c. club meeting was held at Miss Sarah Helen Collins home on Monday. The members are Miss Helen Bishop, Miss Sarah Helen Collins, Miss Mary Street, Miss Ellena Anderson, Miss Violet Lemon, and Miss Mary Sibley. Or last Monday evening the Senate Lit erary society of Avondale met with MT. D. P Griswod, Jr., and very Interesting programme was carried out. The greater oart of the evening was given to par ianentary drill. Interesting talks were made by Messrs. Bruce, Murphy, Brit ian and others. After the meeting was idjourned light refreshments were served.