The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Bridge, Luncheons and Dances
Made Yesterday Gay
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Mrs. Paul Earlc's Informal Luncheon.
Miss May Collins Hostess at Din
ner--Mrs. PoweIrs Bridge
| Observation-Disclosures
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES

A number of Birmingham people plan
to enjoy a summer outing n Virginia.
The beach and the various spas continue
a popularity which has held for many
years.
Writes one who has long been partial
to this section:
Coming from the gulf states and from
New York and New England, travellers
meet in Virginia. At Fortress Monroe
there is bathing in the moonlight, and
there are picnic parties on the beach.
The summer girls at the Hotel Chamber
lin are more fortunate than at other re-
sorts, for there are many young lieuten-
ants always glad to have a part in the
dances and outdoor affairs. Monday is
not at all blue for the bellies at Fortress
Monroe. Capt. and Mrs. jesse Nichols
recently gave an outdoor supper for
party of young people in which there
were representatives of several cities, for
their guests included Miss Knott of New
Orleans, Miss Garrard of Washington
and Miss Walter of Philadelphia. At
Virginia Hot Springs the name of Sena-
tor Stephen B. Ellzins on the register of
statesman knows full well the virtues
of his own section of the country where
rest and reeuperation are sought. Three
senators, in fact, have been guests at the
hotel, for besides Senator Elkins the ar
rivals last week included Senator and
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore and Sena-
tor Theodore E. Burton, who is one of
Ohio's famous republicans graduate of
Oberlin college and resident of C1eve-
land. Mrs. Melville E. ingalls,, Mrs. Da-
vid Dunlop, Mrs William Harrison Jack
son, Mrs. George Cole Scott, the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Dunn;
Mrs. Frederick Sterry and Mrs. Edgar
Bright are among the attractive matrons
who are chaperons for dances and for
drives over the romantic country roads"
DANCE AT EAST LAKE
A pleasant event of last evening was
the dance given at East Lake by a party
Of birmingham young men. Special cars
left Five Points at o'clock and con-
veyed the guests to the lake. Those in
vited to chaperon the party were Mr..
and Mrs Harrison Matthews, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Latady, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
billiard, Mr.. and Mrs "A. r. Dearborn
and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Halstead.
Among the Young women invited were
Mnps Roberta Porter, Miss Lucy Lyman
Powell, Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss
Amelia. Worthington, Miss Susie White,
Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Helen Lake
Little, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss
Margaret Howell, Miss Leo Jackson, Miss
Florence Rogers. Miss Emily Morriss,
Miss Clara Shelby, Miss Virginia Nc
David, Miss Margaret Robertson, Miss
Edith Thompson, Miss Fannie Evans,
Miss Sadie Gillespy, Miss Elizabeth Go
ing, Miss jamie Going, Miss Dorothy
johnson, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Eliza
beth Bowie, Miss Virginia White, Miss
Leila Smith, Miss Mayo Thatch, Miss
Ruth Evens, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Leila
Wood, Miss Jessie Mae Perkins, Miss
Mary George Cruikshank, Miss JOY Tom
linson, Miss Serena kirkpatrick, Miss
Mary Kinney, Miss Margaret Latady,
Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Enee Nc
Crossin Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss
Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Lucy Pinckard,
Miss Ellen Percy, Miss Donald Seals.
Miss Agnes Terrell Miss Kate Terrell,
Miss Mildred Tynes, Miss Gladys Enslen,
Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Mae Fox, Miss
Kathleen VanHoose, Miss Virginia I'm
oerwood, Miss Annie Kolb, Miss Elise
Farrior, Miss Rosa Owen McDavid, Miss
Louise Long, Miss Florence Coffin Miss
Dunbar Avirett, Miss Rebecca Devine,
Miss Mary Lou Cobb, Misses Cash of
Memphis, Miss Bessie Nance, Miss Laura
Winkler, and others