The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-29

 MRS. MoUNTFORTs
 STUDIO TEA
 Cards reading Mrs Ernest l.. Mount fort studio tea, Thursday, December 1. 457 Hood building, 8. to S. have been issued;
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 The following excerpt from the So- cietv World will be read with interest here:
 erhe friends of Mrs. Frederic Gunster will be glad to learn that she is coming down from her New York home to visit in Birmingham. She will be the house guest of her sister Mrs Edward Devereux Smith, and later her parents, Col. and Mrs. Will liam H. Graves, and another sister Mrs Harrison Stewart Matthews Mrs. Gunster will arrive December | MT, Gunster will follow two weeks later.
 Mrs. Gunster was formerly Miss Virginia Graves, her marriage to MT. Gunster being of the brilliant social evtn of last spring. She has often friends here."
 Mrs. Ralph Odell Kaufman left Satur- day for her home in Helena, Mont, after a delightful visit to her sisters, Mrs T. w. O'Byrne and Mrs. l.. Bramledge Mrs Kaufman, as Miss Alice Fallon, was very popular in local society Her de- parture was widely regretted.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeBardeleber are enjoying fishing trip on the south | ern coast
 Miss Ellen Linn Motion, who has beer in New York the greater part of the winter, returned home last week.
 Mrs. Walker Percy is expected home this week from Bayou le Batre. She is there with Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben who is also expected in a few days. Miss Lyles of Columbia, S. C., who was the admired guest during the past week of Mrs. J. T. Stokely, plans to leave today for her home.
 Miss Dorothy Robbins, who was the lovely guest of Mrs. l.. w. Collier dur ing last Christmas, will again visit her during the holidays this year. Mrs W. B. Leedy has returned from Memphis, where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Cole. | Mrs. W. H. Kettig, who. has been ao- sent from the city for several days, has | returned.
 | Miss Walton of Nashville is the guest l of her sister, Mrs. Arthur A. Adams. | Miss Aileen McCabe of Vicksburg is | the attractive guest of Miss Sarah Arnall | at the home of MT. J. T. Glover. Mrs. W. J. Mcdonald, Miss Alice Me | Donald, Miss Betty Mcdonald, Mrs. Hin | ton E. Carr, Miss Emma Carr and John I B. Carr, composed a party that went | m to Hintonecar Springs on Thanksgiv- | ing to visit MT. and Mrs. Bryce H. Kel- | lev who recently moved there. The party | had the pleasure of being the first one i to get off of the train after the estab- ushment of the new station, Ilintonecar | Strings, which are located IS miles from | Birmingham, north, on the Alabama | Great Southern railway, and they spent | highly enjoyable day, returning the | same evening on the local passenger | train.
 MT T. r. Boggan of Huntsville ave | me. who sustained a painful accident a. few days ago, fracturing one of his legs is resting very easily at his home 1 Miss Marie Tanner is the guest oi | MT and Mrs. w. B. Tanner in Mont gomery.
 Miss Gift, who has been visiting Miss | Elizabeth Morris, has returned to hei home in Chattanooga. Miss Alice Izzard and Miss Gladys ! Heald, who have been guests or Mrs
 Robert Jemison in Glen Iris, returned te | their homes in Virginia yesterday. Mrs S. B. Scott, who has been the
 guest of her sister. Mrs. John Hine | for week, left Saturday for her home l in Atlanta.
 Mrs. warner Shook arrived yesterday
 from Tuscaloosa, and is the guest oi her mother, Mrs. George Morrow, In Gler | Iris.
 The woman's Home Missionary SO ciety of the First Methodist church will give a silver tea today at the home of Mrs. Y. A. Dyer, 1908 North Twenty ninth street. from to D. | The Nineteenth Century club vii meet Wednesday at the usual time with Mrs. Vassar Allen.
 The spend the day party at Mrs. D l R. Smith sho me. which was to have
 been held today, has been postponed or account of the funeral of Dr. l.. s. Handley.
 Miss Maud Mcclure Kelly left yester
 day for Montgomery to attend meet | ing of the Bar association. | 1 Miss Eva Robinson of Knoxville 1! visiting Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Starr. l Mrs. w. P. Reynolds, who has beer 1 the guest of Mrs. Zel Gaston. wa: | called to her home in Greenville yester | day by the illness of her father. l | MT. and Mrs. William Arthur Cheno