The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-15
PERSONALITIES
 HERE AND THERE

Baron and Baroness Marcus Rosen- krantz are spending several weeks in Atlanta where they are being hand somely entertained. At the Valentine ball last evening the baron and bar oness were guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas B. Paine whose additional guests were MT. and Mrs. Preston Ark wright, MT. and Mrs. John E. Murphy, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Orme, all of whom are known in Birmingham socety. Bar on and Baroness Rosenkrantz will be hosts at a theatre party the night of February 21 when the Russian dancers will appear in Atlanta.
 Mrs. Hugh Lokey who was formerly Miss Rebekah Hamilton of Birmingham was one of yesterdays hastesses in At lanta, entertaining at luncheon in com pliment to pr. Lokey's sister, Miss Julia Lokey, who Is student at the Wash ington seminary, and to Miss Louise Hamilton, her kinswoman, who Is a student at Agnes Scott. Comenting upon the event, the Atlanta Journal said yesterday:
 The luncheon table was beautiful and spring-like with centerpriece of sunny yellow daffodils, and the place cards were dainty Valentines.
 "The guests, beside the honor guests, were Miss Margaret Beck and three
  Laura Mel Powers, Miss Gertrude Shep- ard, Miss Linda Miller, and four young women from Washington seminary, Miss Lizzie Haisden, Miss Lena Quillian. Miss Pearl Shepard and Miss Shirley"
 Miss Sophia Luttrell of Knoxville, who is a favorite here through her vis- its to Mrs. B. F. Moore, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph s. Shields, and her brother, MT. Ernest Luttrell, in New York. where she has decided to remain until spring.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M Atkinson of Att Ianta, who have many friends in so- ciety here. will leave this week for New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Geort T. Bartlett are entertaining at their home in Atlanta Mrs. Henry T. Davis of Fort, Washing ton, the wife of Colonel Henry T. Davis, of the department or the Potomac, and a delightful army wo- man.
 in her honor yesterday, inviting to meet her. Mrs Albert l.. Mills, Mrs. John T. VanOrsdale, Mrs. c. P. Terrett, Mrs. A. M Hunter, Mrs. Emil Laurson, Mrs Locke and Miss Carpenter, among whom are several well known in Birmingham society.
 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Pettus will be delighted to learn of the arrival at their home of fine little boy visitor who is to stay per manently. His name has not yet been given
 Miss Selene Armstrong of Washing ton. who Is a former Atlanta woman, IS
 ,f ftAr O ne down during which she spent several weeks at a private sanatorium in Wash ington. She is now at her home ana |expects to return to her work on the Washington Times in few days.
 Mrs. A. M. Tartt of Livingston is the guest of her daughters, Mrs. c. J. Per ry and Mrs. Darby Brown, on the High lands.
 Miss Elizabeth Dearborn has returned after a visit to friends in Anniston
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 Mrs. Brett Randolph is the guest of her daughters, Mrs. Hugh McIllwain and Mrs. Agee in Selma
 Miss Florence Coffin Is the guest of Miss Margaret Coleman in Montgomery
 Mrs. J. A. VanHoose has as her guest Mrs. Kennon Thedford of Boligee. Mrs. Thetford was formerly Miss Helen Van Hoose of this city.
 Miss Florence Smith has returned to Bangor after a visit to Miss Fannie May Mason.
 Mrs. Anna c. Hoyt of Rome, Ga, Is the guest. of her daughter. Mrs. Ed- ward Snith, in Norwood. M 2.fl v <