The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-07
SOCIETY

DOOlL | l hR. CALL HOST
 AT STAG PARTY
 In celebration of his fiftieth birthday MT J. H. Call entertained Monday evening at a stag party at his lome on Thirty-first avenue. The gen. .lemen who were guests of MT. Call numbered 22.
 The evening was spent in telling stories on the spacious veranda, after which punch was served in the dining room by Miss Bertha Call.
 Those present included: MT. H. H. shell, Dr. M. E. Moreland, MT. John W. Chapman. MT. T. H.. Friel, MT. w. E. Dixon, Dr. H. C. Moreland, MT. G. c. Willis, Mir. T. R. Blake, MT. c. B. Had len, MT. S. D. Harris. MT. G. W. bod son, MT w. A. Love, Colonel Hoytt, Mr. Charles Dillon, MT. Edward Wall, Mr. w. E. Garis, MT. E. J. Orr, MT. Max Harkins. Mir. w. S. sigsbee, MT. W. B. Jones, MT. A. M. Riessel COLLEGE SET DEPARTING
 Miss Kate Earle Terrell, Miss Sarah Miss Mary Munger left yesterday morn ing for Staunton, Va, where they will attend the Mary Baldwin seminary.
 On the same train was a party of young men departing for the Virginia Military institute at Lexington. including Mir. Maclin Smith, MT. T. O. Smith, Jr., Mr. Allen Smith, Mr. Ebert Jemson,, Mir Sydney Lee, Mr. Douglas Kirkpatrick and MT. Frank Wilson.
 The party was chaperoned by Mrs. A. w. Smith, who left for Atlantic City. AT TATE SPRING
 Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, two sons and maid, MT. c. W. Hooper, Jr., and Mr J. Russell Williams from Birmingham are sojourning at Tate Spring hotel, where they will remain a few weeks. VOTES AND PERSONALS
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse L. Drennen have re- turned from delightful trip including French Lick Springs, Atlantic City and New York
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Moore are at home again after a pleasant trip through the north.
 Mrs. Viola Roden Redin and her daugh- -er are at Nantucket Mass.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Nabb and Miss Estelle Nabb are expected home on the twentieth.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradley J, Saunders ex- pect to remove to their country home at Roebuck Springs about the fifteenth.
 Miss Jean Ballenger is visiting friends n Philadelphia
 Miss Fannie Dunn-will spend the month of September at the Battery Park, Ashe- vile, with Miss Ethel Pelzer of Mont yomery.
 Mrs. John M. Cartwright has returned from a visit to relatives in Marietta, Ga.
 Mrs. Hubert Drennen will return about the twentieth from a trip to Atlantic City and New York.
 Mrs. Whit Collier and her daughter Miss Martha, are still at Oconomowoc
 Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr, and her children will return home this week. N
 
 Miss Ruth Towards many friends will be delighted to hear she is doing well after her recent operation
 Nrs " Malone bac ,at,,rpaa x,,;tL her son, Robert, from a delightful stay in North Carolina.
 Miss Eleanor Matthews in entertaining Miss Grace HoadleX. of New York, who will remain here for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Pizitz and their attractive children have returned from a protracted stay in the east.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Drennen will re- urn to Orlando Fla, about the twenti- eth, after spending the summer in Br- 
 Miss Margaret Robertson, the pretty daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. V. M Robertson, is at home after a pleasant stay at Pass Christian.
 MI D. T tiiA )ftuIlcIl anu neT cIllQTen, Allan Travis and Julia May, will return Saturday from the east.
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray and Henry Gray, IT,, are touring the eastern states. Mrs. Gray has been in New York for several weeks after lengthy stay at Chatauqua.
 Mrs. Frank Grider has left Tate and IS now at Russellville, Ky.
 MT. Robert P. McDavid has returned from Waynesville and Asheville, N. c. Mrs. H. DeLeon Southerland has as 1er guest her mother, Mrs. Williams, Of Athens, Ga.
 Mrs. A. w. Nelson has been joined by Ter son. James, at Lineville, N. C., where hey will remain for a couple of weeks onger. Mir Nelson returned on Saturday evening"
 The Ladies Improvement association of Richmond Place Baptist church will give m ice cream supper beginning at o'clock his afternoon at Beherps park, Twelfth 'treet and Avenue H, for the purpose of 'aising funds for. new church.
 The Junior leaguers of Eleventh Ave- lue Methodist church will meet at the ,hurch building at o'clock Thursday morning for their annual picnic at Avondae park.
 MT and Mrs. Nj. F. McCarty, with their laughter, Miss Mary Fletcher have re- turned to the city after an extended -our of the resorts on the lakes and the St. Lawrence. They have been absent since the middle of June.