The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-21
NOTES AND PERSONALS

| NOl ES aiND GRCoAs<1 | Mir. and Mrs. Ma~k Williams have moved from Birmingham to Chattanooga, where they have taken residence at 6l5 Vine street. Their departure is deeply regretted by scores of friends in thls 1 city. while being source or grat- 1 ificaton to Chattanoogans. The Lookout | this week made the following comment; MT. Williams is already well known so- cially in Chattanooga as he was the re quent guest of Mir. Mark J. O'Brien. and always attended the 'Oberon' ball which | a few years ago was an annual feature | of social life in the Mountain City. MT. | Williams is an officer of the Southern Express company"
 Birmingham friends of Mrs. Donald Gillies, formerly Mary Lou Yancey, a noted Georgia beauty, will be interested to know that she is the guest of her pa | rents, MT. and Mrs Hamilton Yancey, and her brother, Mayor Ben Yancey, Tn | Rome, Ga. MT. and Mrs Gillies, the for- mer a millionaire mine owner in Mexico are residents of Fl Paso, Tex, but were formerly residents of Chihuahua. Mex, from which they recently moved because of hostilities in Mexico. Their marriage occurred last year.
 MT. Clarence I<lenk was called to his parents home in Vinemont yesterday be- | She has been seriously i'll for several weeks, and it is feared that her condition las grown less hopeful. The violinists devotion to his mother is beautiful, and his friends have been deeply sympathetic during his weeks of anxiety in her be- 1 half.
 children will leave next Thursday for Dallas, Tex, to spend several weeks
 
 Miss Lula Maddox left Thursday morn- ing for Agnes Scott college where she will resume her studies.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Alexander will leave today for Atlanta to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. w H. Alexander for a few days. 1 Mrs Alexander was formerly Miss Carrie Dallis. a pretty and popular Atlanta girl 1 She and her husband are newcomers in this city.
 NIr. Henry Hidden has returned from Virginia, where he accompanied Mss. Hiden last week. They were guests of Mrs Hiden's sister, Mrs. Watkins, for few days, and MT. Hiden spent few hours with old friends in Orange. Mrs. Hidden will not return to Birmingham un- til the last of October
 Mrs c. J. Severin, who will leave for Europe on Monday, will sing tomorrow at 10:30 mass at St. Paul's church. where for many years she has been soprano so- loist.
 Mrs Horace Adams is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Colquitt Cole, Tn Atlanta.
 AIr. and Mrs Frank Ellis of Atlanta, Miss Katherine Ellis and Miss Frances l Ellis are among the prominent southern CTS in New York.
 Cards from Mrs Felix Drennen, who has spent delightful summer in Asbury Park. Atlantic City, and other eastern coast resorts, were sent out from New l York and state that she will soon return l home.
 Mrs NJ. A. Gray of Poughkeepsie. N Y, win be one of the interesting vis- itors to Atlanta shortly. Mrs. Gray is the mother of Mrs. John KendriclS Bangs who has been a guest of Atlanta people on several occasions
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 Among the students attending the train ing school, notes the Tuscaloosa News. in preparation for the university Is Will I liam Hayne Perry of Jasper whose mother was formerly Miss Louise Bank head noted Alabama belle, the daugh- ter of Senator Bankhead, and pupil at the Tuscaloosa Female college. under Prof. Alonzo Hill. MT. Perry's father was Congressman William Hayne Perry of Greenville s. C., whose home, Sans Souci," was noted for it's beauty and charm. Nr. Perry will find many friends in Tuscaloosa of his mother and her fam fly, who will be pleased to give him a welcome His sister, Miss Louise Perry, has visited here on several occasions.
 Miss Edna McCandless of Atlanta, who went abroad with MT. and Mrs. Edward Mccandless this summer, is now in Paris, where she is being delightfully."- enter tained as the guest of friends Mir and Mrs McCandless are at present in Carls- bad, but will join her later.
 The Rev and Mrs. Edward D. Johnston and children arrived yesterday to visit Senator and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston,
 Mir and Mrs. Frank s. White are not expected to return from Denver until after October l.
 Mrs Robley Munger Is visiting rela- tives in Courtland