The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-11
Society
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 ington where Mrs Donnelly who is q prominent Daughter of the American Revolution, will attend the annual na- tional congress of the organization. pr. Frank Nabers returned Saturday from New York city, where he was en- gagged in some professional work for week.
 MT. and Mrs H. James Hanby have returned after pleasant visit to her mother in Pochontas. Ala.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben will leave early next week to attend the maria ge of MT. Henry T. DeBar- deleben and Miss Donnie Drane, in ClarksviIle. Tenn. Wednesday, April 19. MT DeBardelebe will be his broth er's best man.
 Mrs. J. Morgan Smith will leave to- day for Spartanburg, s. C., where she will visit friends for a few days be- fore going to Washington to attend the national congress of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Coleman, who is | student of the university, spent last week with Mrs. J. B. Danforth. Her home is in Montgomery.
 
 Mrs. Annie Vigo Carney is seriously iii as the result of an operation for appendicitis, which took place Sum day.
 Mrs. Edwin Hills of Plainville, Conn, who Is rem em bered in Birmingham as Miss Lula Mcqueen, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Me- Queen of Montgomery, who also have visiting them Mrs Oliver Bartlette of New Orleans, another daughter, who is also popular in Birmingham society. Mrs. Bartlette will remain in Montgom cry for the marriage of Miss Georgia Saffold and Mir. Oates. It was at first hoped that Mrs. Hills would be In at tendance but her plans for the summer make her early return to her home a necessity. M
 Miss Jean Campbell of Austin, Tex, who is delightfully."- remembered as the guest of Miss Kathleen Stringfellow Alabama, ..being the guest of Miss Re- becea Rutledge in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Harry Jones will be among the Birmingham women touring Europe this summer.
 ! Friends of Dr. and Mrs Northington will be interested in the following item which appeared in the latest issue ot the Social World:
 Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Northington who have been stationed at Fort McPhersor near Atlanta for two years, before go ling to Washington where they have SD mt several months. passed through the city en route to Texas last Friday Dr. Northington Is a son of MT. ant Mrs. w. T. Northington of Prattvills and has been taking six months course l in surgery in Washington. He has re- gently been ordered to Texas in con sequence of the recent rumors of war Mrs. Northington was formerly Miss Bertha Eatherly of Birmingham. Dr with the rank of major. At the end O. l his six months course he ranked frs | in class of 60
 Another comment in the Social Worlt which will be read with interest was a, | follows.
 Mrs Chappell Cory. formerly of Mont gomery, now of Birmingham, is tn, choice of hosts of U D. c. womei i Daughters of the Confederacy. No bet ter decision could be made and fo earnest and efficient work in the or I 9anization Mrs. Cory deserves the com ! nliment that will be paid her if elect ed to fill this the highest office in thu i gift of the U. D. c. of Alabama.
 Mrs. H. c. Kirkwright has returne, to Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Lee Badhan