The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-13

week irpH 1ass InrlStlan Iney VIII De with MT i. and Mrs. Tedd Joy temporarily, deciding slater upon a home.
 Mir. an | Mrs. Sidney Hart are at home after a ln6nth's absence. They spent the time yer. delightfully."- in New York, Phil adelphia Washington and Atlantic City. Mrs. IEeHry Badham is expected home from ,herJ oottage at Blount September IS. Mr. and IMrs. T. H.. Benners, who spent their first summer in their new cottage at Blount have been home a fortnight.
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 MT. and Mrs Frederic Gunster, who will arrive in Birmingham the last of the month, have Based handsome apart ment at Terrace Court. where they will be at home this winter. The news of their comang has been heard with intense pleasure by their friends in society, scores of whom hssve been won for MT. Gunster~ on his sevtsral visits to this city. and the others of whom are lifetime friends of his lovely wife-the former Miss Virginia Graves Ihr. Gunster comes to Birmingham to engage in a business ca reer. but his admilfers in the world mu- sical do mot expect to forget that he is concert singer off no small fame. Mir. and Mrs. Gunster are now in Seabright, N. J.
 
 MT. andtMrs. s. E. Thompson, who left last week with thetr"laughter, Miss Helen Thompson, who win enter Ogo1tz college, will visit Thousand Islands as well as New York, Philadelphia and other east ern cities
 Miss Mena Holzersis i'll at St. Vincent s hospital. following an operation for ap- pendicitis Ut was reported yesterday that she had spent a qhiet night and that her condition is most satisfactory. Her friends hope for speedy recovery.
 Mrs. James Weatherly, Miss Marjorie Weathery and other members of their family are expected home from their summer home at Black Mountain, N C., Osctober l.
 Mrs. Charles Calhoun will be home next week after spending a charming summer in Canada
 Mrs. Henry Howze expects to be absent from the city until October l. She is now in New York city
 Mrs. Harrison Stuart Matthews returned home Monday after an absence of nine weeks. She spent a fortnight at Watch tdtll RI, making another pleasant trip to New London, Conn.,. where she stayed at the Hotel Griswold for a short time. Later other eastern points were visited before she came down to North Carolina and remained at Lake Toxaway and Asheville for several weeks. Miss Eleanor Matthews accompanied her on this jour , lex, but remained in Saluda, N C., to be hle house guest of Miss Minta Jones at ha r summer home. Miss Jones is remem- beA ed in Alabama as one of the pretty briAi Aissmaids at the Oates-Saffold wedding, whiAh occurred in Mont gomery in the sprina, Miss Matthews is not expected to ret, rned from Saluda until October. Mir. and Mrs. Julian Wright Moody have pm chased an attractive home, g20 South Th rtieth street, which they will occupy aft CT October l. They have spent the summar in the Weatherly residence Mir. and Ms. Tedd Joy are touring New England wieh MT and Mrs. Harvey Woodward inA their automobile. They are expected homa about October 1.
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 Master Roy M iller left yesterday morn- ing to enter St. Bernard college. in Gull man.
 Mrs. l.. Ginzlers will be home, Monday morning from an Aastern trip
 * Mrs. David LovenA1n and Miss Flora Loveman of Chattanoo ga, who have spenN the summer abroad, landed in America on Friday and arriva1 in Chattanooga Sunday Mrs. Bruce BSeyver of this city, who has been at their home during their absence, is expected honSe within a4 few days
 Miss Sallie Evens andf Miss Rutn Evens will go to Chattanooga Saturday with their father, MT. J. w. ,Evens, to spend the week end.
 Mrs. Theodore Koenig iss at homet after a pleasant visit to relatives near tRoan- oke, Ala.
 Miss Nellie Freeman, who has spent two months---on the coast, dividing ner time between Biloxi and ether pleasant places, has returned to Birmingham.
 Mrs Alden Wallace is at home after passing three months in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Walter Sessions. accompanied hy her son, Walter Sessions, Jr,,, will leave in few days for Philadelphia Swhere the latter will enter college.
 Mir and Mrs. Gustavus Adolphus Pope are at home after an extended trip through Tennessee.
 Mrs. James Tanner of Gadsden ifs the guest of Mrs. John M. Cartwright.
 Mrs. J. J. Gilmore is visiting in Mobile.
 
 Miss Mary Lanier has returned, home after a pleasant visit to friends in Allan ta, which followed an interesting visit to Charleston, S. C., and Sullivans Island. She was the honoree at several social affairs in Atlanta last week.
 Mrs. Bert F. Full, who has been spend ing the summer as the guest of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. George J. Hansen and MT. and Mrs. Albert D. Tull, leaves the latter part of the week, says tho Atlanta Georgian for her home in New Orleans, stopping over in Birmingham for a short visit. While Mir Tulf was here they vis- ited relativfs in Rome and Lithonia. Sev- eraI affairs were given in their honor while here their former home.
 Miss Lucy Lykes Downey returned yesterday from an extended visit to Asheville, N. C.. and Morristown, Tenn. SUMMON VENIRE FOR