The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-22
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 MT. and Mrs. William H. Arlington have named their little daughter Daisy Katherine. in compliment to Mrs. Everett and to Mrs Blessed.
 
 Gov. B. B Comer,has been entertaining g company of his friends from Birming- ham and Montgomery this week at his plantation in Conner, Ala. The Birming- ham men who enjoyed plantation life and hunting with the Corners were: MT. Fred NJ Jackson, MT. W. K. Murdoch, MT. R. M. Goodall. MT. Sidney Lee and MT. Will liam Tyler Mir Craig Smith of Mont gomery was, also a member of the party. Mrs M N. Moore of Greensboro is the guest of Mrs. T. NJ. MoClelland.
 
 One of the most delightful features of the musicale Thursday evening at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church was the singing of the quartet recently or ganized and including MT. Owen Gillespy, MT. J. B. Luckie. MT. H. F Morton and Mir. A. F. Mills. Each of their numbers was very much enjoyed.
 Miss Katherine VanHoose,h returned. from Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierson of Orange, N. J., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Harold Samson.
 MT. and Mrs. Heating l.. Simmons are
 p,,I 'l,, on the South Highlands, which has been recently purchased by them.
 Mrs. E. H. West of Rome, Ga.tis visit ing her daughter. Mrs. Haskins Williams. on South Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Franklin have named their little son William, T., Jr. NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Miss Edna Schoen left a few'days ago for Atlanta. Ga, for a.visit to relatives and friends.
 Mrs. William Kilby of Anndston Is the guest of Mrs. F. MI Kilby on Crcs- cent avenue.
 MT. Louis Tenerson, accompanied by his sister, Miss Sadie Tenersm, have cities They will be absent,about three weeks.
 Miss Annie Wheeler and Miss Lucy Wheeler, daughters of the lateeGen. Joe Wheeler who have been the, interest ing guests of MT. and Mrs. T. IM. David
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 Mrs. M G. Crump has returned to her home in Talladega after visiting friends and relatives in this caty.
  Mrs. J. o. Cross has returned home after an absence of several months. and Is now at Avenue K and sTwenty first street, South Highlands. Mrs. T. H. Hoop of Columbus, Ohio is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. N W. Elliott.
 MT. and Mrs. II. B. Wells of Wells ton, Ohio, are visiting their parents, Mfr and Mrs N. W. Elliott. | Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Harrison have re- turned from Talladega, where they were the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Groce Harrison. Miss Lizzie G. Bressler of Atlanta, Ga, who has, been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Levy. has returned to her home.
 Little Miss Mildred Louise McCul- lough daughter of MT. and Mrs T. c. Mccullough, has recovered from an illness of several weeks.
 Miss Irene Day, after a pleasant visit to her parents MT. and Mrs. Grif fin Day. has returned to Livingston. Miss Margaret Lutkins, who has been much admired and charmingly enter tained In Birmingham, will leave to- morrow for her home in Jersey City, after a visit to Miss Eugenia John ston.
 Mrs. C. L. Hosmer of Las 'Crusas, New Mexico, Is the guest of her sister. Mrs, Tom Stobert.
 Mrs. J. A. May and her little daugh- ter, Ethelyn. of New York city, will be guests of Mrs. Tom Stobert after Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. C. Marshal of Mobile and her little grandson, D. B. Marshall Jr., are guests of Mrs. J. D.. Rosenstihl, on Crescent avenue. MT. James T. Hagood's friends will be glad to know that he is resting well after a serious operation. which he underwent Friday at St. Vincent's hos Pital. Mrs. William Warrington returned home Friday after delightful visit to Selma. This lovely Birmin gham mat ron was the center of attraction at some social function every day during her visit A week end house party at Orville was a charming feature and on Monday Mrs. J. B. Atkins. who is very popular in Birmingham, entertained for Mrs. Worthington at bridge. Tuesday Mrs. Miller former Birmingham wonl- an, gave her beautiful bridge party; Wednesday another bridge was given for her by Mrs. Hillhouse, and a lunch con given Thursday by Mrs. Henry Reese was most enjoyable.
 Mir H. L. Williams, a prominent bus