The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-08
PERSONALLY

COf1in Will TeIuTD 1oiiiC ihoi 'NNs'
 PERSONALLY
 Mrs. William Hardie is the guest ot
 Mrs. Frank Nelson for few days.
 Mrs. Robert Stone of New Orleans will
 arrive this week to be the guest Of rela-
 tives in the city. Mrs. Stone was former
 ly a resident of Birmingham and has
 host of friends here.
 MT. George Ferry left yesterday on a
 business trip to New York, where ne will spend a week. MT. and Mrs Robert McClune have taken apartments for the winter in the Larat.
 Miss Helen Gilbert and Miss Roberta Gilbert of San Francisco will arrive Oc- tober 14 to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell at their home on Lake view avenue. They are the daughters of MT. and Mrs. George s. Gilbert of San Francisco, where MT. Gilbert is a prom inent real estate man. A number of de- lightful social affairs are planned in non or of these charming young women. ALL CT their visit here the Misses Gilbert will go to Washington, where they will spend the remainder of the season as the guests or TlSlf S1SleT, HTS W ditci Aiiths at Cleveland Park Miss Lula wilson of Savannah. Ga, is the guest of Mrs H. A. Thompson, on Glen Iris avenue.
 Mrs. T. r. Johnson and little daughter Mary of Fairhope are the guests of Mrs.
 Partlow, 1872 Eighth avenue, north. nf Coyt bus Ga, is visiting her niece, Mrs. l.. H. Weems, at her home on St. Charles street. MT Zac P Smith, Jr., of Birmingham, who has just returned from Europe, is guest at the Hotel Wolcott, New York city where he will remain for several
 days beforeareturning to the south l. AIr. Mike Cody and MT. Staggers of the University of Alabama spent the week end in the city.
 One of the most attractive young wom- en who will visit Birmingham this fall IS Miss Corinne Waddy of Nashville. She will be the guest of Mrs. Robert Hood. Miss Waddy has visited in the city be- fore and has large circle of friends here
  Miss Mary Lee Skeggs, have returned to their home in Decatur after de- lightful western trip. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Perkins have moved into their new home on Virginia ave- hue.
 Miss Juliett Davidson will return to her home in Anniston this afternoon.  Miss Florence Harris of Montgomery will arrive the last of the week to be the guest of Mrs. Frank Nelson. Miss Harris has visited Birmingham several times and has always been among the
 most popular visiting girls. Mrs Marie McBee returned Sunday from New York and other points in the east.
 Miss Stephanie Levert of New Orleans, who was the guest of her brother, MT. J. A. Levert last season, and is delight l fully known socially in Birmingham. is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Levert in New Mexico for several weeks. She will leave 1 there soon for Chicago and nearby points. Il l Mrs Ed Moore has returned from Mo-
 bile, where she has been the guest of l friends.
 In the Social World of the week Mrs. ] DeCottes publishes a clever article on the Highland Lake club at Highland Lake, N. C. Commenting upon the many inter- esting people whom the Alabamians met this summer in that charming spot, she writes.
 | Col. and Mrs. A. R. Lawton of Savan- nah and their son and daughter, Mir and ] Mrs. Lawton, their son. Mir. Beckwith l Lawton, and Mrs. Lawton's sister, Miss Beckwth Colonel Lawton Is vice presi- dent of the Central of Georgia railroad. l Mrs. I.awton and Miss Beckwith are daughters of the late Bishop Beckwith of Georgia. one of the most distinguished men of his state. Colonel and Mrs. Law | ton have built beautiful cottage near 1 the clubhouse.
 ! MT and Mrs Sidney Noise of Savannah. | Mir. Noise is the general manager of the Central of Georgia railway. Mrs. Noise was formerly Miss Mary Gaston, and Is daughter of Judge and Mrs. ]. B. Gas ton of Montgomery.
 1 Friends of Miss Mamie D. Davis, for many years one of Birmingham's most u