The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-23

was a beautiful one in all of it's appoint ments and the hostesses were the wivef of the local fraternity and numbered among them are some of the most at- tractive women who grace society. Among the out of town guests who were present was Mrs. c. N. Owen.
 Mir and Mrs. Wilbur Edrald Kelley and Mrs. owen Gillespy are planning to go over to Atlanta today to witness the production of La Boheme,' which Is the attraction this evening, and return l.ome tomorrow.
 Mrs W M. Cosby and Miss Maybelle Cosby expect to go to Atlanta for one or two of the offerings of the Metropoli- tan this week. They vii probably go Friday and witness Faust" that eve ming. returning Saturday or Monday Miss Christine Glass and Miss Louise Glass have gone to Atlanta to visit Mrs. T. H. Hancock. At the expiration of the to Princeton, N. J., to visit Miss Polly Libbey.
 Miss Lucille Porter has returned from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. F. s. Graves, of Decatur.
 Mrs. Ben Little has returned from a visit to friends in Tuscumbia.
 Mr. Thomas Berry, who was formerly connected with the Tuscumba public schools, is now located in this city.
 
 Mrs Rosalee Chapman of Huntsville spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Pettns.
 MT and Mrs. stallings, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson and Mrs. J. H. Wake field have returned from Anniston, where they went to be present at the Morton I<lien wedding of last week.
 Mrs. John Leland Cross has returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Jones, of Anniston.
 Mrs Viola Roden- Redin and her little daughter, Miss Ella Lee Redin, will sail for Europe May 9 to spend the summer. In Italy they will be joined by Mrs. Doyle remembered here very beautifully as Miss Mary Byron, who has just com pleteG tour around the world, and. they will travel together throughout the sum- n,er.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard W. Massey are among lllt EIdUu Optfd fNioltOTS lO At lanta They left yesterday morning and will probably return Friday morning aft CT witnessing Aida, La Boheme'' and the double tiil which is to be given in matinee Tkurscay afternoon. ''Pagliacci'' and "Caval.ieria Rusticana."
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 Miss Annie Lou Wood will go over for one of the nights of opera in Atlanta.
 
 oJ arrived last night from Washington and are registered at the Hotel Hillman. They are here to attend the marriage of Mir, Underwoods s elder son, MT. John Lewis Underwood, to Miss Campbell. tomorrow evening.
 MT Sidney Underwood of Montreal Canada, arrived last night to be present at the Underwood Campbell wedding.
 
 Mrs. M c. Paterson of Richmond will be in Birmingham today to attend the marriage of her nephew, MT. John Lewis Underwood. Mrs. Solon Jacobs left yesterday for Atlanta. She will remain throughout the week of grand opera and will be at the Georgian Terrace.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moody of Bessemer were among those leaving for Atlanta yes.eraay. They will remain throughout the week.
 Mrs. Shipman's friends will be glad to know that she has recovered sufficiently from her recent illness to take a much needed rest. Mrs. Shipman and Mrs. Bradley T. Sanders left on Sunday eve ming for French Lick where they will re- main for 10 days.
 Mrs. Walter Endors Grant of Rich- mon, Va, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs John F. Fletcher, on Crescent ave- nue.
 Mr. C. Severin sailed on the steam snip Barbarossa, of the North German Lloyd line April 23 from New York for London, Paris and Bremen.
 Mrs Norman c. Webb has returned from an extended trip in Florida. where shc has been spending the winter months Mrs Robrt Chase of Chase, Ala is the guest of Mrs. Shirley Hunter at 1125 South Eleventh street.