The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-23

Miss Myrtle Portner of Gadsden IS the guest of her sister. Mrs N. B. Nelson.
 pr and Mrs. Benjamin Griggsby Cope | land have purchased the Neisel residence on Fairview avenue and will take possess sion early in April.
 Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Cosby and Miss Mayhelle Cosby and Miss Josephine Cosby and William Cosby, Jr, returned home this week from a delightful Flori- da trip. They were absent four weeks, during which time they visited st Angus tine, Tampa enjoyed river trip on the st. Johns and spent a fortnight in Sara sota, where the fishing was exceptionally | fine.
 Miss Elizabeth Going plans foreign trip
 as a summer pleasure. She Will leave
 early in June with a party of Mississippi
 friends and be away several months
 There will be six girls in the party under | the chaperonage of Miss Worthington and 1 Mss Smith.
 Mrs. David Roberts, Jr., who has been | at St Vincent's hospital following an | operation, is resting well, and there IS
 every reason to believe will soon be able
 to return to her home. She had no tenn
 perature yesterday. an especially fortu- nate circumstance, is cheerful and alto
 gether her bright charming self 1 Mrs. E. NJ. Tutwuer has returned froh | New orleans where she was the guest or
 Mrs D. D. Curran. Mrs. Tutwller IS al-
 ways deliehtfully entertained in the city
 on inc gulf but after this visit the Times | Denocrat had the following note: Mrs. | n n Curran has had as her guest Tor 1 week Mrs. Edward Tutwiler, Jr', of Bir- minebam. formerly Miss Mary Anderson of that city She will leave for home 'o- morrow. Mrs Tutwier has not been par
 ticipating in any of the social life or the spring here, owing to mourning Miss Lucia YanHoose of Tuscaloosa IS now the guest of Miss Kathleen Van Hoose. She will be with her for several days before returning home.
 
 Mrs Mattie Pope Seals has leased the | D. Dabney residence, which pr ana Mrs Dabney will vacate in short time, goinp to their home on Shades mountain for the summer. They plan to take m apartment in the fall
 MT. and Mrs. Robert l.. Gregory nave taken apartments with Mrs. Matte Pope Seals.
 pr and Mrs. John Edmonson. who are planning 10 Duld, Wlll be Niii Hii7' Aee.i3 during the erection of their home. Mrs Guy O. Hunter reached here Tuesday from her home in Brookline, Mass and will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. Wellington Cobb, until April 1, says the New Orleans Times Democrat It is Mrs. Hunters frst Vlsie to New orleans since her marriage more than wear ago MT. and Mrs. Cobb will for Porto RICO, where they will be for month. MT. Cobh reached home Tuesday from the East where he spent a short time Ills daughter, Mrs. Hunter. took the tip south with hinH
 Roth MT. and Mrs. Hunter are well known among a number or Birmlhghahl folk.
 ure carl Seals returned this week from uohile where she has been the guest of reIa lives. Her visits to Mobile are always marked by a series of social events that recall her beleship as Morris Clark
 MT. and Mrs. Laurens Block VIII oc- cupy the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. H Atkins. 1921 Fifteenth avenue, south' after April l.
 Mr John w. Luke left last night to spend the week end in Cincinnati, where Mrs Luke is pursuing her study or art He will return to Birmingham Tuesday Mrs Luke expects to return late in May. Miss Dorothy Robbins of Minnesota who as the guest of Mrs. l.. w. Collier ia always so much feted and admired when she comes to Birmingham, IS at present in Paris. where she has accom- panied her mother. They expect to be abroad two years. Miss Robbins friends here will regret her long absence and the prospect of winter without her as visitor She Is a charming girl. slender, graceful and pretty, and her vivacty sni universal cordia1ty make her favorlte wherever she goes.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Schultz have pur- chased a home Phelan street, into which they wlll move early in the week. Mrs Peebles, who has been the guest of Mrs Ed Hawkins. returned this week to her home in Winona, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. Atkins have pupc hased the residence on South Eff teenth avenue which has been occupied