The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-04
NEWS OF TIE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD
Returned Vacationists Seen at
 the Clubs and Elsewhere
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Ouf-of-Town Wedding of Local Inter- cst-Prominent Women at Exposi- tion-Meeting of Eleanor
 Horde Club
BY MYRTLE MILES

The first days of October are bring ing home many of those who fingered for the closing days of the fashionable re- sorts. The Country club Saturday night and the Southern club Sunday night were thronged with homecomers whose long absence had made them douby well come to the friends who were greeting them.
 Among those observed Sunday evening at the Southern club cafe were:
 Miss Mary Ware, Miss May Collins, Mrs. Elias Davis, MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Miller, MT and Mrs. William Byrd, MT. and Mrs w. D. Jelks, MT. and Mrs. W. c. Adams. MT. and Mrs. T. J. Watson, MT. and Mrs. W. B. Leedy, Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Leath, MT. and Mrs. Shaw, Miss Mabelle Roden. MT. and Mrs. Stephen Smith, MT. William Ryan, Mr. S. P Sturgeon, M. J. J. Asbury, MT. R. s. McMichael, pr. A. c. Cameron, MT. P. D. Tabler, MT. P. Savage, MT. Horace Hammond, MT. G. T. McGlaughey, MT. J. C.. Ramsey. Maj. A. Devalcourt, Mir. N. l.. Steele, MT. B. M. Allen, Mir. w. J. Cornell, MT. E. B. Crawford, Mir. N. s. Sloan, MT. w M. Drennen, MT. L. w. Collier. MT. G. M. Ingram of Nashville. MT. J. T. Collins. Jr.. MT. A. Adams, Judge, C. W. Ferguson, MT. Hume Rogers, Gen. l.. V. Clark, MT. Alan B. Gaut, MT. J. w.. Farrior. MT. J. L. Sloss, MT. M. P. Phillips and MT. Frank s. White.
 There are many who prefer the autumn as going-away time. Birmingham has a large quota just now in New York and there are a number who waited until the "fag-end" of the season to visit At lantic City and many of the other re- sorts. favorite place throughout the country at this season is the Homestead at Virginia Hot Springs. The chatelaines of large summer homes in many instances go there to take the cure and be re- lieved of care for a time after they close summer residences and before entering upon their winter social duties. Comment ing upon this Town and Country of this week says:
 Their midseason residences remain closed at times if they have become overtred by dispensing hospitality throughout July. August and September. The woman conspicuous in the social world, she who has a large following, goes there to take the cure. Others who like to live under the same roof with those of high estate may not be so greatly Tn need or recuperation. If so they find gayety Mrs. S. Barton French. now abroad, enjoyed the Informal outdoor life of Virginia Hot Springs. and the house parties at Barton Lodge, her home at Virginia Hot Springs, were made up of beaux and belles, we'll known clubmen included who loved to go for picnics in the woods. There are long rides over the mountain trails. Even residents of Tuxedo park sometimes leave their homes for a fortnight to en- joy freeddm from responsibility at the Homestead hotel. MT. Newbod Le Roy Edgar, son of Mme. Bonaparte, and Mrs Paul Tuckerman and Miss Dorothy Tuckerman, are deserters from Tuxedo park now at the Homestead. MT. Henry T. Sloane, who Is fond of both Palm Beach and Virginia Hot Springs; MT. Lispenard Stewart, Mrs. Mortimer Schiff, who is expected at Locust Valley for the horse show, and Mrs. Francis K. Pendleton are among those whose pref erence for the Homestead means loss to midseason resorts. Old friends meet at the Homestead and the life is rather that of country club.