The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
PERSONAL NOTES
 OF WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

Mrs. Walker Percy and Miss Ellen Percy expect to leave next Sunday for New York to spend two weeks.
 Miss Elise Haskell of Pittsield, Me-, is one of the most attractive of the vis- iting girls. She is the guest of Miss Margaret Latady.
 Mrs. c. s. Simmons. who is visiting Mrs A. Carr Hopper in Oklahoma City, has been the recipient of many social attentions Mrs. Hopper, formerly Miss Kathryn Smith, gave a box party at the races on Derby Day last week and later was hostess at a bridge party in her honor. A chrysanthemum luncheon was given for Mrs. Simmons Thursday and Mrs. w. D. Thomas afterward gave a matinee party to witness the +presenta- ton of "A Prince for Tonight" Yester- day Mrs. Ross F. Thomas gave a lunch con followed by an afternoon of bridge. Mrs Simmons was mentioned in an Oklahoma paper as one of the handsom- est gowned women at Miss Love Cray croft's debut cotillon on the evening of the 10th, at the Lee Huekins hotel. Mrs. Hopper is remembered in Birmingham as a visitor to Mrs. Simmons last win ter. shortly before her marriage
 Mrs. Carolyn Lum Cole will reopen her studio tomorrow at S22 South Twen- ty-first street.
 Miss Elizabeth Cantrell of Huntsville, who has been the guest of Miss Me Laurine during the fair, left yesterday for her home.
 Mrs A. w. B. Johnson's parents, MT and Mrs. John Harrison Wilson of Me- Leansboro, H.. are her guests They will remain in Birmingham several weeks
 MT. and Mrs M Ehlbert of Greenville Miss, who are well and prominently known in Birmingham are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Julius Marx, 1929 South Tenth avenue.
 MT. L. F. washburn of Brandon, Miss Is the guest of friends here.
 Mrs. Walter Young of waycross. Ga., formerly Miss Anna May Phean of this city. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Derby. She will remain a week.
 MT. A. s. Blodgett has just removed his family from Springfield, Mo, to this city, and they have taken a house, 2607 Madison avenue. Miss Sue Blodgett, his daughter, is quite an attractive young WOf1an anu VIII pe dh auui'ioi' 'o sho younger set.
 a Mr. and Mrs. George c. Harris and Miss Jamie Harris returned Thursday after an absence of several weeks. They vihited Chicago and afterward were guests of relatives in Kansas, several Illinois and Indiana cities, where they were gracefully entertained.
 MT. and Mrs E. P. Quigley have taken apartments for the winter at 1913 Eleventh avenue south.
 The photograph of little Miss Hattie Lou Burnes which appears in The Age- Herald today pictures talented little pupil of Mrs. Manly l.. Moore She ap- peared yesterday afternoon in a piano recital at the Mendessohn studios with marked success and delighted critical audience of music lovers. Mir. George c. Harris, Jr.. is at St.. yincent's hospital. where he underwent an operation a few days ago for appen- dicitis. Encouraging reports are given out as to his condition and 1t is ex- pected that he will be able to return home in two weeks.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 The Council of Jewish Women will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:15 ,at the Margaret Allen school,
 Mrs. Johnnie Massey Clay of Bowling Green. Ky, will be given reception to- morrow evening at the home of Mrs. ". M. Franklin, 1926 North Twenty fourth street, when she will talk to the