The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

{ which dates have not vet been announced include the Misses Marpory and Florence ! Blair, daughters of Mrs C. Ledyard Blair; Miss Cornelia Van Auken Chapin daughter of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Cha pin; Miss Frances Wyeth; Miss Heler Dinsmore Huntington. daughter of Mrs Robert P. Huntington; Miss Frances Davis, daughter of Mrs. Newland Dayls Miss Noel Johnston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston; Miss Dorotny Chisholmi Miss Frances Henry, daugntet of Mrs. Howard Henry; Miss Eugenia Philbin, Miss Julia Robbins, Miss Adelne Townsend, Miss Helen Armstrong Miss Urlng Gibley, Miss Lois Hurlbut Hall, Miss Caramal Carroll. Miss Helen Gen kins, Miss Anna Emmet. Miss Cora II. Morris and Miss Vieya Fisher. Among others are the Misses Aida Liv- ingston, Harriet Bullock. Betty Carson, Julia Cass Gilbert, Louise Chappell, Kath- erine Sands, Margaret Knapp Marjorie Cleveland, Constance Williams, Dorothy Porter, Alice Ely, Ruth Moller, Rosa- mond sherman, Katheryn Mellen and Miss Agnes Lyman Sheedy, who is still with her mother, Mr.. William H. Sheedy, in the White mountains.
 Miss Alice G. Drexel. whose coming cut at Newport this summer was one of tine Interesting events of the season. will also he introduced here, as well as Miss Lucy Danigren, daughter of Mr and Mrs, Eric B. Dahlgren, Mrs. J. Pierpont Aor-
 gan Jr., will introduce her daughter, and l there will also be two grandchildren c,
 Charles Lanier, Miss Elizabeth Turnure
 and Miss Katherine Lawrence, among | the seasons debutantes. Mrs Chisolnl has arranged to give dance on January 26 at Sherry's.
 It is positively stated that the Duchess Of Marlborough will spend two months at least next spring with her mother, Mrs U. n. r. Belmont and society Is preparing to lay itself out in entertaining the form CT Consuelo Vanderbilt, who is perhaps the most popular of all the American girls who have married titles.
 l understand that Col John Jacob As- tor Is arranging 10 start soon with his young bride for a long cruise in his yacht Norma. The colonel will take in the West Indies first and it is possible Will extend to the Mediterranean before returning to New York. Whether or not any guests other than members of the Astor and Force families will be taken along is not known.
 Members of the Southern society Of New York are planning a busy social season Nllt pc smoker to be given at the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday evening, October 28 Other entertainments for which arrange ments already arc under way will be the annual dinner to be given on Saturday. December IS, at the Waldorf Astoria. a reception and dance to take place al the Hotel Astor on Friday evening. January l2. and the annual Dixie dinner will be given on Washington's birthdly at the Hotel Astor. The last affair of the season Will be the annual r1eeting and smoker to be held on Thursday, March '. at the Waldorf-Astoria.
 The Gerry family, including Mir. and Mrs Robert Gerry and Mir. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry-the latter formerly Miss Townsend of this city--are planning a southern cruise on the Gerry yacht Elao- tra late in the fall
 A wedding of interest to New YorlSer. was that of Miss Louise Covington. daughter of MT and Mrs. Milton Coving- ton Of Richmond, Ky, to Harris Has orouck Haynes, son of MT. and Mrs David Oliphant Haynes of this city A number of guests from this city went down to Richmond for it.