The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-02
Society
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| (CONTIN LIED FROM FACE 26.D Mrs. Douglass friends will be glad to learn that her health is greatly improved.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Snow and Mrs. c. E. Bigsby have returned from wiscon- sin, after an extended visit
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles A Calhoun re- turned Thursday night, via Savannah, from New York City.
 Miss sallie Merritt, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. E. Walker, in Alexander City, has returned home. Mrs. William c. Weston, who has been member of the little Birmingham col ony at St. Clair Springs, returned home yesterday.
 Mir. Frank Lynch left yesterday at noon for Springfield, Mo, where his marriage to Miss Ruth Brown of that city will be celebrated very quietly to- | morrow.
 MT. Joseph Plant of Columbus, Ga, has joined Mrs. Plant and their little son, l who have been guests of her mother. Mrs. Barrow. and they will leave this afternoon for their home. |
 Mrs R. H. Pearson, Mrs. Mamie Pear son Rix and Miss Annie Pearson returned this week from a continental tour and | have again taken possession of their resi- dence on South Twentieth street. MT. l and Mrs. Wesley Hall Gregory, who have occupied the Pearson residence during their absence, moved into their new home yesterday.
 The following items from the New Or leans Times-Democrat will be read with interest in Birmingham, where all are well known in society:
 MT. and Mrs. John Dabney Miller re- | turned Tuesday from Pass Christian, where they have been occupying the Tebo cottage for several weeks. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Sproule and Miss May Sproule have been in New York for a part of September, after visit to Atlantic City. They will leave New York Sunday for Richmond, Va, where they will spend October. They will be | guests at the Jefferson hotel while in the latter city.
 l Mrs. Grima and her daughter Miss Emma Grima, will spend October in | Paris, as has been their custom for the past few years. They have been travelling abroad since leaving America | few weeks ago.
 l MT. ItdlpH f1diIlsf NHo 1dS entered upon his second year at Columbia university is continuing a college career which promises to fit him for brilliant future | in his profession. He has a large circle | of friends who are watching his splendid record, and all of whom will be gratified to learn of his latest achievement Al the close of last year he was awarded a $50 scholarship. Not satisfied with this honor, he immediately began to work for one of the McClymond scholar ships. and news has just reached Bir- mngham that he has won this one as | well. It's value Is $650 As he, like many | of our sterling young men, Is earning the | money for his own education, this will mean a great deal to him, and his many | friends will all be very proud of his | success. He Is one of the brightest young men in Birmingham-was a student in the public schools, being graduated in | the high school In the class of 19o9 and l during his years there won the regard oi | his teachers and fellow-students by his brilliant mind and an unusually charm. | ing personality.
 Lieut.. N. J. Wiley of the Fifth infan- try United States army, who Is stationed at Plattsburg barracks, joined Mrs Vile, and their son, Noble Wiley, Jr., is Bir- mingham, and will be guests of MT. an6 Mrs s. B. Trapp until after the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary Trapp.
 Miss DeYampert and Miss Armstrong who have been absent from the city fol the past six months, have returned home and taken possession of their residenct on the South Highlands.
 SOME CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT
 The third quarterly young peoples ju venile missionary rally of the Birmingham district will be held at 3:30 o'clock in tn, Sunday school room of the First Meth odlst church today.
 St. Mary's-on-the- Highlands Sunda, school will reopen this morning at 9:15 The Sunday school has been completel. reorganized and an able corps of teach CTS procured. Miss Margaretta William will resume her duties as teacher of tn kindergarten department
 The ladies of the Hunter Street Baptis church will have charge of the rest room and nursery at the Alabama State fair They will be booths and near tn main entrance.
 Tomorrow afternoon the Foreign Mis- sion society of the First Methodist churc will hold its regular meeting in tn church parlors at 8 o'clock.
 Tuesday afternoon the annual meetin of the w. C. T. U. will be held at o'clock in the parlors of the First Meth odist church. The annual election of onl AAra will he q lecture and reports fror