The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-23
PERSONAL MENTION AND BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Mir. and Mrs. George w. Connors who have recently moved to Birming- ham from Atlanta and are at Terrac. Court, are quite an acquisition to so- ciety. Mrs. Connors, as the lovely Miss Lillie Lochrane, daughter of Judge Lochrane, chief justice of the Georgia supreme court, and Mrs. Joseph inc Lochrane. was e noted belle and beau ty. Judge and Mrs. Lochrane had three daughters, Mrs. Connors being the youngest. Mrs. John w. Ellard of Bal tfmore the eldest, and the late Mrs. William F. Westmorland, who was the wife of Georgia's famous surgeon, Dr. Willis F. Westmoreland, and a noted beauty, the second daughter of Judge and Mrs. Lochrane. Dr. Westmoreland is president of the Georgia state board of health and is a brilliant and noted surgeon. His father was also one of the south's most prominent surgeons and was the founder of the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons Mrs. Connors has recently had as her guest her niece. Miss Elma Westmore- land. A niece of pr. Westmoreland, Mrs. Roy Wolcott, one of this family of beauties. was pictured In the last num- Der of "Town and Country" and niece of Mrs. Connors. Mrs. Harry Dor sey Watts formerly Miss Idelene Aus tell of Atlanta and Baltimore, the daughter of Mrs. John W. Ellard of Baltimore, who is spending the winter in New Orleans, is a famous beauty. Her picture was recently in Town and Country" and in the Scrap Books" collection of beautiful southern wom- en. Mrs. Watts is said to be a replica of her aunt, Mrs. Westmoreland, who was one of the most popular women in southern society during her brief but brilliant life.
 Miss Vera Vaughan. whose picture appears in todays Age-Herald, is the lovely young guest of Mrs. w. D. Hammett Miss Vaughan is Wash ington girl, her father, pr. Vaughan, being 8 prominent surgeon of that city. Miss Vaughan has just come from an extended visit to Montgomery, where she was the house guest of Miss 44l4- Han Hill. She was brilliantly enter tained.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Moores friends are deeply concerned over the fact that his business arrangements are taking them away from Birming- ham. They will in the future reside in Atlanta, where MT. Moore has ac- cepted an important position with one of the large companies. Mr. Moore is already in Atlanta and she will follow him in a few days.
 Mrs. Maud Wyman, Mrs. Mary J. Lowe and their mother, Mrs. Condon, left yesterday for Daytona, Fla, where they will pass the remainder of the winter. They plan to return early in April. During their absence tn cir home on South Fourteenth avenue will be oc- cupied by MT. and Mrs. c. P. Win stead.
 Mrs. Alfred Dow of Boston is the house guest of Mrs. J. D. Carmichael. Mrs. Dow spends a portion or each win ter with her sons, MT. Fred Dow and MT. Julian Dow and sne has many friends in this city who always give her a cordial welcome.
 Mrs. Loftus Cuddy of Cleveland, O., arrived yesterday to be the guest of her laughter. NrA Mercer Barnett.
 Mrs. Arthur B. Ancker of St. Paul. Minn-. is tho guest Of Miss Lise shropshors, on Waucoma street.
 Among the out-of-town guests at tha Hefin-0 Graham wedding. which will be an event of wednssday aftsrnoon at toeDoeA