The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION
 OF WE'LL KNOWN PEOPLE

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 Miss Eleanor Matthews will leave to- day for Miami. Fla, to remain a week or two, going later for fortnight at Palm Beach. She will accompany party of friends from Nashville.
 Mrs. Oliver Prince Bartlett remains in New Orleans at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Mcqueen, of Montgomery. She will probably be absent several weeks.
 
 Mrs. Viola Petty Walker is the guest of Mrs. Walter Chew Phillips.
 Mrs. James Hillman and children will leave today for q visit to relatives in Montgomery.
 An attractive photograph of Mrs. Louis Farley. who Is eharmingly known here, appeared in the last issue of the Social World. which states that she k to be one of the patronesses upon whom is de- pendent the success. of Montgomery s "Klrmess." The "Kirmess." by the way, is to be directed by Professor Agostini and Mir. Lynwood, who will be remem- bered in Birmingham as the producers of the Terpsiohorean Carnival. beauti- full and highly successful entertainment given here a decade or a trifle more ago.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Henry Nabb are spending several weeks in New York.
 
 Mrs A. C. Davidson, who sustained a painful fall several weeks ago, is inn proving and expects soon to be well again.
 Master Will Mcqueen. the young son of Mr. and Mrs J. w. Mcqueen, con- ot flfa hop on South Seventeenth street. He was re. ported resting very well yesterday and it is thought that his illness will noi prove serious.
 Capt. and Mrs. w II. Graves are anti 1 cipatng a delightful trip to Florida They will go the latter part of th' | month.
 Mir. Robert Burnett, who has been il for the past three weeks with typhoid | fever of a most desperate type was pro ! nounced better yesterday. The inquiries of many friends are made daily as t the condition of the young man and tn, greatest interest is felt In his welfare Dr. and Mrs E. c. McVoy are pleas antly located in the parsonage of thu South Highlands Methodist church.
 Mrs. J. M. Ballenger is planning t leave very soon for a visit to her daugh ter. Mrs. Knox Blackburn, in Pulaski Mrs. Blackburn is best known in he former home as Miss Jean Ballenger.
 Mrs Harry Hyde, of New York wa i expected early this month to visit Mir the fire which destroyed Mr. and Mrs Dlllards home Saturday night, her yisi | is to be deferred. Mrs. Hyde was for merly the lovely Zilla Conner of Flor ence. the sister of Mrs. billiard. She 1, delightfully."- remembered as the ooeas ional guest of her sister. l MT. and Mrs. Frederick Neil Phillip. are now in their home on Iroquois stree after spending some time with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Nabb.
 Among tho pleasant events of Satur day evening was an informal dime party given by pr. and Mrs. R. ( Wood son at their home. Their guests wer Mir and Mrs w. l.. Reynolds. Dr. Wal ter Scott and MT. Horace Johnson
 
 | Mrs. Robley Munger is expecting [, have as her guest Friday. Miss Cort ner, the charming north Alabama gr who visited the T. T. Ashfords an, Mrs. Munger the past spring.
 Mrs. Herbert smith. of New York. i the interesting guest of Mrs Franl Jackson and Miss Mary Zel and Mis Louise Zell.
 Mrs A. J. Arrant delightfully."- enter tained a few of her friends Friday after noon at her home on North Highlands il | honor of her mother. Mrs. Green, O | Waverly, Ala. A two course Luncheon was served after which most enjoyable music was rendered by Misses The, Peace, Bessie Smith and others.
 Miss Sarah Barnell Elliott will be on' of the distinguished visitors to Birming ham this month She is expected in 2 few days to be the guest of Mir and Mrs k. IT, Elliott and Miss Hannah Elliott Her visit will be marked by number ol delightful happenings, among them ! hospitality, the nature of which is To b' yet decided by Mrs. Solon Jacobs, wht will entertain in her honor.
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs returned Saturday from her visit to Nashville.
 MT Emmett A. Wright, accompanied by his brother, MT. Council M. Wright left yesterday for Baltimore to entel Johns Hopkins hospital for treatment bs the eminent specialist, Dr. Harvey Cush ing