The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-07
PERSONAL MENTION

PERSONAL MENTION
 MT. and Mrs. Owen Gilespy, who will spend this winter in Tuscaloosa, will be decidedly missed in society. Mrs. Gil- lespy was one of the most prominent hos tesses of the past season, entertaining jointly with her mother. Mrs. G. B. Me Cormack, at the Country club at an eab- crate buffet luncheon and several times | with smaller affairs. They are both pop ular members of the younger set ,and their return in the spring, when MT. Gill lespy shall have finished his law course, l will be a general pleasure. The Tusca- loosa News>in commenting upon their ar rival yesterday stated: MT. and Mrs | Owen Gilespy and children arrived yes | terday from Birmingham and are at home | at the residence of the Misses Lime | baugh, which they have taken for the winter. This charming family will re- ceive cordial welcome during their stay | in Tuscaloosa. MT. Gillespy will finish his law course at the university this year. | James Gillespy, his brother, and Harold Mccormack, Mrs. Gillespy's brother, will also be with them during their attend ance at the university" Mr. and Mrs. John Gelzer are guests of Mrs Clifford Anderson in Atlanta for two weeks. Mrs George Bates Kelly is at home after spending the summer with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Austin in At lanta. Miss Emily Dixon is visiting Miss Mary Witherspoon in Nashville. Miss With erspoon is remembered as one of the most attractive of the younger summer visitors to Birmingham. Mrs Ella Smith is visiting Mrs Lewis Shepherd at "Alamede" Chattanooga.
 Mrs. o. W. Hester of Nashville and her little son are guests of friends in Bir- mingham.
 Mr. ande Mrs. James Condon and Miss Jennie Thompson were guests this week at the wedding of Miss Florence Driskel and MT. William George Nichols in At lanta.
 Miss Bertha Jones and Miss Lois Jones, who have been visiting Birmingham friends, have returned to their home in Chattanooga.
 Mrs R. p. Woodward and Mrs. P. J. Brown left yesterday for their home in Chattanooga.
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  daughter Evelyn, have returned from a visit to relatives in Ohio.
 Mr and Mrs. Albert P. Bush of Mobile arrived this week to visit Mrs. T. G. Bush. Mrs. w. c. Ward. who has been wis ting her daughter, Mrs. John L. Parker, at her summer home near Mount Pinson, has returned home.
 Miss Helen Hume is visiting relatives in Montgomery. Mrs. Thomas Thornton arrived yesterday from Fl Paso, Tex, to visit her brother, Mr. James Gallacher. Miss Marguerite Wellborn of Anniston and Miss Rosale Pickens of Greensboro are visiting Mrs. stephen Smith in Edge wood. MT. and Mrs. Charles Plosser plan to leave today for Washington, New York and Canadian points. Miss Fannie Evans has gone to Men tone to visit Miss Edith Orr. 4
 sss Mr. and Mrs Emil Lesser have re- turned from Europe and are at the Hotel woodstock in New York.
 
 MT and Mrs. w. M Cosby are aS home after spending month at Mentone.i Mrs Houston Davis returned yesterday from Blount Springs where she has sk nt the greater part of the summer with 'lf mother, Mrs William Drennen. Dr< Davis came home last night from Texas.
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 Mrs William Drennen and Miss Mar garet Drennen, William Drennen and Miss Mary Lee Drennen will be at home with MT. and Mrs. Houston Davis until their new home, which is being erected on the adjoining lot. is completed.
 Miss Mamie Lively has returned from from wrghtsville Beach, N. C., where .she spent the summer.
 Mir and Mrs. J. V. Hickman of Mem- phis. are the guests of Mrs. J. T. Gar dien 2227 7th avenue, north. MT. J. V. Hickman and Mis- Jennie Ro- gers were quietly married in Memphis Saturday evening, leaving immediately for Birmingham, where they are spending their honeymoon with MT. Hickmans sis ter, Mrs. J. T. Garden. MT. Joe Beasley leftAyesterday for Au- burn, where he will enter the Alabama POlytecnHlC liiSlltutc. Among the out-of-town guests at the Hfll-Stokes wedding were Mrs. F. M. Hill of Nashville, MT. Charles F. Hill of Gadsden and family, Miss Ella Chandler of Jackson, Tenn, and Miss Fannie Fitz- gerald of Corinth, Miss. Mrs. Robert Simpson has returned after spending several weeks in Flat Rock. N. q Mir Simpson and the children visited in New York at the same time. Mrs. Julian Gorham. who has been in Flat Rock, N. C., this summer has gone to Greensboro, N. C., where she is visiting relatives. Senator and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston have returned from Highland Lake, N. C., where they passed the month of Au- gust. Rev. and Mrs Edward Johnston are still at Highland Lake, N. c. MT. and Mrs A. w. Carey came home this week from North Carolina. Mrs. William c. Weston and her little daughter have returned from Lithia Springs, Ga. where they have been at the Sweetwater hotel for several weeks. Miss Clara Thompson, Miss Jennie Dun- can and Miss Nellie May Whatley of rus- caloosa are spending a few days in Bir- mingham.