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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, III 4;
;OmceS Of Commissioner Of Insurance
CERTIFICATE Of II "a

~ Ef1ORIIf.ss5 5555ES III
ance. Cora sGnrporafion organized under
the laws Of New York. has filed in this
Office sworn statement exhibiting Its ron.
5dition and business for the year ending
December 81. 1911. conformable to the
requirements OF the laws OF this state:
regulating the business Of Insurance. and.
Whereas, The said Company has died IN
this Office d duly certified copy 3of its
charter With certificate OF organization In
compliance with the req nirementa 81 HE
Insurance laws q foresafd
n Now, therefore, /, w. /. 5c. Taylor, Com
missioner OF Insurance Of & the State OF
North Dakota. pursuant TO the pro Visions
of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named Company. Is fully empowered.
through its authorized agents. 10 transact
its appropriate business OF Fire, Lightning,
Tornado and Marine Insurance 10 this state
according % the laws thereof. until the
31st day Of March, a. %. 1913.
& ID testimony whereof, y have hereDnto
Get my hand and seal ~ Bismarck, this
f9EALl S3 b w. Cs TAYLOR.
CommissioAerof Insnrancs. ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24
STATE OFgNORTH DAKOTA, Az:
Office. Of Commissioner OF Insurance.
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF { "A


Whereas, The Dakota Western Assrlr.-5
anee Co.., corporation organized under
the laws Of South Dakota, has filed in
this office sworn statement exhibiting
its condition and business for the year
ending December 81, l911,s conformable
to the requirements of sthe laws Of this
state,3 regulating the business of Insur-
ance,Sf and, y2s III y ~ -
u: Whereas, The said Company has fled in
this Office IL duly certified copy Of its char
pliance with the requirements ST the in
.surarce laws aforesaid. X n :4SS .s,t -
!, Now. therefore, I, W.. c.. TAYLOR, Com
missioner Of Insurance Of the State of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
above named Company is fully empowered,
through. its authorized agents, to transact
lance in this state according to the laws
thereof until the 31st day Of March, A.
In testimony whereof, i have hereunto
set my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
list day of April, "a D.. 1912. .:5S$& TX. =
s(SEAL) z%s $a@ 81. e VI w. c. TAYLOR r
e. :55..a5 81. Commissioner of Insurance
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81,

:
I. s,r. ..rgs!, h A.. D. 1911.
or the condition and, affairs of the Ham
burg Bremen Fire Insurance Co. Of Ham,
burg. Germany. organized under the laws
or Hamburg. Of the Empire Of Germany,
made TO the Commissioner OF Insurance.
OF the state Of North Dakota, In pnrsu. 4
ance OF the laws Of said stata AZ. ~
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Principal Of1ce-129 william strest. Hew
York City. =" ~ e., : IN : = -. -
Attorney for Service IL Prnceas - tho
State OF North Dakota: }5..%$E - ,77'I>- q
Name, Commissioner ~ lnaurance, iocas
ton. Bismarck, N. n. sSlFEI& M #I1 :, -lEa
;5s Organized or Incorporated 1854 8ss = Z. i.
II. Commenced business, In United States.
,,s..s.s CAPITAL = j. ss= 7E
Deposit Capital aA ON %
ASSETS 49,, - =;
United Statee Stocks ara It'll.
t;.s bonds ...........,S i12 eo6 An
Railroad Bonds and stocks,,., 1.8as96 III
State. City. County and other ), W. 2 : ~
.4 nOndS ................, a23 S6n m
Cash ou%h hand and In. Bank e. N "a 81 4R1 N
{ Premiums In, con rse Or coiiec. s,sfI "'f
ton md Transmission. $50. asI.ill.5e
- wv, . ...-
=, Totn, Asseta -. :. ). ii 80 a11 a !.
&. 3. Il LiABlLiT1Es "a ' 80 -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24
s,G7.7aH.M
~ 5000
e29. SOS 90
--r. y5 ~
Il73.918.60
4.673.81 4
1884. O.4A.s
"a. 11O.O4N
. a" ofbar liabilities
TOfay lJs thlitles !. !
Sl,Ns. 9eu46

Total tJs Mliues.' s,s55. 81. Als. 9e4l /
h 4. & g4% RECEIPTS : IA :, -
4 Premirma received during tbs a$i. 81. ]
7. yeDr In Cash g. 81. All .p7O.
interest and Dividends received al ]. a 595
during ne Year 71:74s.
Amount recalrsd from all other s4ss Z. :833
sources s, 81 : 7,1l7.
5.. 're - Reeeipts 81. 4an.s35.
,,osses paid during the year, s. 700. 564.
TAM "a for GInlnl sxiDns "a d
(: S :Rrnkarn GO 81 DIX 30
I'didi5.for Salnriss. Fess o j - S-:'.. n
Is. Gtt'erE charges n: MS. :lGs,272
:n'h.Ior Larcs :..:. a |. sol.
amount ofiai' otber: DJsbuise. III, 53'5si
:men's -: :. :. = ,2o4. oil,
z fs&s s'sI Ri, -..F
Iotn! Ilshnrscnei,tsf;.s;.. -. i .4a3. 652.
NO Rrii " AKnTA BUSINESS i7I
i Iofn risks tatca during the a
ysat y, 81. 4. so7. ia
" \. .ngl3tps year &; d. " &. I. $50.
Hsf the yen 81. IA ~ n RIA
s5' rota nous, .essss pa,d n,
Es5 during the yea /. a IT, a RIA
] STATE OF E0Rr!t ia KOT 4 81 ,Sf5
Z flee RI Cn,Ilinlssic6rrG f Ins,iiance sss5
w. g. IN yinr, t:nmil:ruIuncr;,0 ~ Insr
Sanresnf hc ~ ate Of NORTH Dakota. u
ghe certify That ,the foregoing 10 al III
Z, ,strncts % The ortgips, statement now
In teatimnny whereof. I have hereun
I set my hand snd affixed the aeaI3 III u
once 4, ~ bismarck. tb%$ist dsy Sof "a 3r
tsEai, y u. 4 r.Y,on.2=
Com tn asIopsr OF Insurance,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24

Total Liabilities ........... .$7,557, 225, 40
Premiums received during the
year in Cash .:......: SIS, 047, e4s.2s
during the year .......,,,,, 500. OF. 70
Rents received during the year 115, $500
Amount received from all other
sources ..................... 1,529s2
Total Receipts .Ss, 1896, OPS ,S1
Observation-Disclosures - ''''1o''A
Losses paid during the year, in
Guiding expenses of investiga-
tion and adjustment Of claims So, 699, s57.97
D Das. paid during the year 100000
Brokerage ;:::::..;:.......: 2,1s5, o2ess
Paid for, salaries, Fees and
other charges .............. ], 1O7, 661 is
tald 1or Iaxes .......::..... IA, so
Amount Of all other Disburse- 81
ments ...................... 24,5224A
Total Disbursements 3. .., Z. /. 81, s4s, So
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total risks taken during the
year :.;.:.:....: -. 81, 1u, s72s1
Total Premiums received dur 49,.
ing the year ........... IA, 5.39
Total amount of Losses paid
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, 49, -
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
I, W. G. Taylor, Commissioner OF Insur-
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
abstract Of the original statement now on
file in this Office. #&tf
In testimony whereof, I have hereunt0
set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
Office at Bismarck the LIST day Of April.
tsEAL) VIC. TAYLOR, ..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24
T--I1- $1O,821, 89O.54
Unidentified Assets ............ 339, 22SO0

Total Assets $40, 49,, 662.4S
LIABILITIES -
Net amount Of unpaid Losses, In
Guiding estimated expenses of
Investigation and adjust
ment Of unpaid claims So, 212 S6e. q
Amount Of unearned Premiums -
on all outstanding risks 4.642 GIG. "A
Due for Commissions and Brok- .;l
erage .............. s27, e27.02
$7,1S3, Al e5
AL otner Liabilities .:....... 373, 1884
Capital ......... 81, 900, 10000
surplus ......... 1925, 1859
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24


cross ,,.,,,s ~ ~
I"ssas ''"'" n1;,.t 10 y
and nnnoiI IA 200 m
Cross ciaims for
"r I"ssos CLAIMS mann ,.,, Tor
M ac,inp no., ',a.,, -
u" an''oh mas peen neoAo. Ok
Losses resisted nv .'0 $4,000
he con,nn,,v W no nixon ..g4 III
'"e company 49, ollo,Oo r.
'" "s s. ,"i,r,' amount I'M
I,sso, ''S III. .,n- 90, y.
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.i'n,n s,' "s' ''''i'''H ..,, oc- -, %. .
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49,. ,,. -
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PAID ''"sSes .... -, sis. H2'2
A.i 90 nheaItirM w sgr a, ss,,,s
rr"mi''1s on ~ 4 40 =,
n".s'ahHits riSks7 g. 8 Q, ioa't0sS
'Ee t"r 'n',lnlis. ."sbEs ~ ~:
+ Sl"ls ara BROKER -,t;@.,
asr ~. lisa. .ays%52 : 70 70
All "'h'r i"ab'l'fi's'H1fS 4s4.242:s!
f.y .----I-----------
iota' i'ahii1t1es; $hh4S9Sl III
, RESElfls Ifst$ $.#S2@ lr'
fren'lu1ns recrhed during the: 1..1 Y.
year III Gasp 80. .Ss- BOY. sO5.97,
'"ler 81 ana dividends received 80, 49,:
during the year GS1 IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24
| REAP Il. 4 ING 4 ! BENEFIT.

t,ts ~, - -----'-- ----.--$ i, =
= :. 5 r. y. -, ~ +, ! NJ? 4 X; "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24

Gross rIeins for
! Losses a. adjust ed
and unpaid: gross
claims for I,nsses
upOn which no
action basN been
taken s
LOSSES resisted BY
the Company
Total gross anoppt
OF els ! u > For
Losses s.
Deduct Re. insura nee
and salvage claisne
thereon -.,......--
Net amount ~ m
paid Losses.
Amount Of nnasrn.
ed Premiums on
a ~! Outsts udlu0
I, Risks .-.....,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24

Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
I, w. G. Taylor, Commissioner of In
surance Of the State of North Dakota, do
hereby ceesbfy that the foregoing is q true
abstract Of the original statement now on
file in this office. sSG-3@ EE12:.5 : I,.zI-.@I
In testimony whereof, j have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
ONCE at Bismarck the LIST day Of April,
(SEAL) VIC TAYLOR, : a3
Commissioner of Insurance. Is
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-24

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49, ~ 80 AZ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
MRS. SIBLEY'S LUNCHEON FOR MRS. HUTCHENS

Mrs. John G. Sibley was a hostess yes- terday at the Country club in compll- ment to Mrs. H E. Hutchens of Greens boro, N. C.. the guest of Mrs. Tom Sto- bert and Mrs. Mary Stobert. Those who enjoyed the graceful hospitality were Mrs. Hutchens, Mrs. Tom Stobert, Mrs. Mary Stobert. Mrs. Lee Clary, Mrs. Holmes of Chicago, Mrs. Frank L. Whit man, Mrs. John G. Smith, Mrs Mansfield Lathem. and the hostess
 Mrs Sibley had arranged very pret- ty color plan. effected in pink carnations, which sent out their spicy fragrance from the central basket, and were pictured in the attractive basket cards which bore the guest names, The hostess wore one of her prettiest luncheon gowns-a pur- pie robe with beaded garnitures-and a becoming bonnet faced with rose color. Mrs. Hutchens gown was one of the handsomest seen at the olub--a Parma violet charmeuse yelled with black mar quisette embroidered in jet A touch of the violet shade showed in a cut velvet girdle and was introduced in the corsage. spring chapeau of harmonizlng tints completed stunning costume.
 Mrs. Tom Stobert was very attractive in a luncheon gown of black charmeuse with collar of macrame lace. Her hat was topped with plumes and adorned also with cluster of violets Mrs. Mary Stoberts blue silk gown and modish bon net, whose trimming was white aigrette was also one of the attractive women al the club Mrs Frank Whitman was admired in gray marqulsette built over rose pink and Mrs. Clary in black silk and cream lace. Mrs. Mansfield Lathem wore a smart champagne tinted tailored gown and becoming flower hat. Her guest. Mrs Brickell Holmes. was one of the most interesting women at the club. She appeared in a smart luncheon gown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
SOCIETY INTERESTED IN THE kIFMESS

Plans for the Klrmess, which Is to be an carly post-Lenten event, are progressing beautifully, according to one of the chalr- men Tie first rehearsal occurred last evening at the Hotel Hiilman where Prof. Agostini and Mr Percy Lynwood met the participants and assigned character. The rehearsal suggested some delightful social event for a dance was the evenings ell max Among other prominent society folk. participants in the dances which are to be a picturesque feature, either as chaperon or dancer are: Mrs. Campbell Maben, Mss Ellen Percy. Miss Margaret Latady, MT. Elliott Knight, Mrs. Viola Walker, MT. Matt Murphy, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Kathleen Stringfellow, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Miss Carrie White Bean. Miss Jamie Going, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Lydia Eustis, Mrs. k. C.
 Munger, Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Emee McCrossin, MT. Brown, MT. Wilson Searight, Mr Kennon Boiling, Mr Robert McDavid, Mir AshDy Long, Zac Smith
 Mrs. Sterling Foster, Messrs. Leon Wy man. John Levert, Sterling Foster, Jr, Fucker Agee. Walter Agee. William Bromberg. Paul Kinney. Joe Plosser
 William Fox, Allen Drennen, Mason Dil- lard, Jr, Bates Whatley, Jack Withlng- ton, William Drennen, John Badham
 Robert Gillespy. Mrs. Houston John ston, Misses Marjorie and Doris Weatherly. Misses Marion and Edith orr. Miss Fannie Evans. Miss Lena Wilkerson, Miss Virginia Underwood
 Misses Clara Lee and Carol Woodson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
S.auAl!|la,;-'SNlzA
HEARD AND SEEN UNDER
 THE GREAT WHITE DOME
BY WALTER HARPER

Washington. March -(Special.)-A new order releasing additional territory l in the south from the quarantine against l the cattle tick has just been issued by Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture.
 Additional territory has been released
 under this order In every border state on
 the line of infection with the exception
 of Alabama. New territory has been re-
 leased in Mississippi and Georgia on either side of Alabama. But the entire state of Alabama is still under quarantine
 It matters not how fine and fat your steer is he cannot be carried out of the state across the quarantine line except under the strict regulations of law that reduced his value about half.
 Why the people of Alabama continue to tolerate such a condition that means so much to them financially is hard to understand. Experts from the depart ment of agriculture have been working In Alabama for several years trying to educate the people up to the importance of action in this matter but the response has been slow,
 The experts have been very active es- pecially in that section of the state north of the Tennessee river, which could be so easily cleaned and kept clean on account of the river. But there is nothing doing. The people either do not care to have good. healthy cattle or are welded to the idea that since they have always had ticks they don't do any harm anyway, There are too many people in Alabama. a t,e4ft- IA l fact that the south Is losing millions of good clean dollars every year by reason 1 of this offensive parasite. They will not I believe that their children are dying an nually with fever contacted through the 1 drinking of diseased milk.
 The progressive cattle raisers of the state believe all this. They know 1t and are doing all in their power to convince their neighbors and bring about the CO., operation that is necessary to relieve the state of the disgrace of the tick, the in convenience of the quarantine and the great loss of actual cash, to say nothing of the loss of life.
 On March 25, 1912, a unique train will depart from Brownsville, Tex, for a four months trip over the Frisco system This will be the Good Roads Special to be operated by the Frisco Railway company, the office of public roads of the United States department of agriculture and the American Association for Highway Inn provement. It will be a train of four cars. specially equipped. and will carry lecturers and an unusual exhibit. This exhibit consists of carefully prepared models of all types of road construction from sand clay and gravel to bituminous macadam, and of reinforced concrete bridges and culverts, completed and under construction. It also contains miniature models of road machinery and a rock quarry. which are operated by electricity Each model in the car is properly labeled so that the object lesson in itself affords
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
Articles of Incorporation

Montgomery. March 20-(SpeciaL)-Ths secretary of state has been informed of the incorporation of the Braune Contract ing company of Birmingham with icap- ital stock of s25.000. The incorporators of the new concern are: Gustave M Braune, B. II. Hardaway and T. A. Jamison.
 Another Birmingham corporation re- ported to the secretary of state is the Jefferson Heights Land company. capital- ized at S20O0. Incorporators: M. H. Free man, Jr., D. c. Edmondson and Ann Ellis.
 The incorporation of the Holt Lumber company of Magazine in Mobile county. has also been reported. Capital stock. s10000. Incorporators, William K. Syson. Harry Gill and l.. D. Holt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
MRS. H. J. PORTER
 HONOREE AT LUNCHEON

Mrs Wilbur Edrald Kelley was one of the number whose graceful welcome at tests the sweetness of MT. Henry Jeffer- son Porter, Jr.'s bride. A number of clever entertainments have been given in compliment to Mrs. Porter; none was more charming or congenials than Mrs. kelleys Jonquil party yesterday at the Country club.
 In the center of the table was a rustic basket filled with yellow jonquils. so fresh and so fragrant that they might have been growing in the woodland receptacle. On the handle of the basket. perched big fluffy bow of yellow tulle. The floral motive of the luncheon was em- phasized in the sprays of jonquils paint ed on the place cards. These bore the names of Mrs. Wilbur Kelley, Mrs. George Bates Kelley. Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Jr Mrs. H. J. Porter. Jr.. Mrs. Owen Gil lespy, Mrs. John T. Yeatman. Mrs Brooks Forbes Mrs. NoTvell Winton Cullom, Mrs l. C. Beatty, Mrs. Mortimer Harvie Jor- dan, Mrs. Robert L. Gregory, Mrs. Ed ward N. Durham. Mrs Robert Hood, Mrs Edgar Marchant kilby and Mrs. Lee Koenig
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
Wimberlv Heads Oil Companv

Stevenson. March 2o.-tspecial.)-The di- rectors of the recently formed stock con- pany for developing the oil in the Vim berly farm met at the Stevenson hotel re- cently. NJ. G. Wlmberly Is president of this oil company E. C. Forbes, vice pres ident, and Ernest Mann, secretary and treasurer. It is understood that the com pany has a number of options on other farms in Jackson county and many be- lieve this valley lies directly in a great oil belt and that the blasting from the big cement plant at Richard City caused the oil in the NJ. c. Wmberly farm to come to the surface.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
 WOMEN AND SOCIETY
The Exhibition of the Art Club the Chief Interest of the Times-First Day Proves Immense Success-Exhibition Continues Today-Luncheons Yesterday-Prominent Visitors to Charity Ball-Mrs Sibley, Mrs. Haley
 Mrs. Parker Among the Hostesses
BY MYRTLE MILES

Misses Amelia and Lilly Worthington, MISS Della Johnston, Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Ellie Gordon Robinson, MISS Adelie Ellis, Miss Elizabeth Bowie, MISS Anita Eustis. Miss Elizabeth Going, MISS Ehzabeth Massey, Miss Alice Jones, MISS MISS Run Evans, Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss Louise Glass, Miss Leila Smith. Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Willard sullivan, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Gladys Enslen, Mrs. Frederika Ferguson, Miss Lola Rideout, Miss Queenie Nicely, Miss Gamaliel Dixon. Miss Belle Roberts. Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, Messrs. Alex Dearborn, Lee Allen Brooks. William Tur- pm, Biseoe Sals, r. L. Lindemuth, w. W. Hazzard, William Dunn, Maurice Hender- son and others
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
MIR. AND MRS. ATKINSON TO BE AT THE RAIL

A message received yesterday from Mir H. M Atkinson of Atlanta stated that he and his wife, accompanied by Miss May Atkinson-their lovely daughter-and q party of her young friends, will be ir Birmingham in Mir Atknson's private car to attend the Charity ball. There will also be a number of other interesting people from out of town, making the opening of the post-Lenten season a gala period indeed. Mir. and Mrs. Atkinson ale we'll known and popular in local so- cipty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21

and l always left with a downcast feei' Ing as if 1 had been trampled upon"
 "Wilting sort of creature" l suggested
 "The last time I was in Pittsburg he was gone. l always secretly believed that Pittsburg millionaires began going to his hote and he positively refused to as- sociate with them," said MT. Mcintyre. smiling an expansive smile. But l guess I've told you enough to get my idea of Snohs 'across'-eh? What l want to say Is that there are many snobs who do not carry a monocle or a fat pocketbook. Some of them carry a razor. or tray, or ticket punch. Ohl they lead a pa- thetic life all right. all right, going about with only themselves for company"
 You ought to write a Book of Snobs, after Thackery," I suggested. "A sort of Comic Supplement, as it were.'
 "Yes, about 10 miles after Thackeray. you mean. l haven't any illusions about my writings" said MT. Mcintyre, "al- though I've done loads of it in my short life on various western newspapers be- fore the histrionic bee got buzzing in my lid. No; I'm not like lot of fellows who think they could beat Kiping writ ing if they weren't so busy adding up fig ures for the Cement Company. They're another kind of Snoh, and they are all funny, but the funniest snob of all is the fat snob. A snob's got to be dignified and the funniest sight In life is a fat man trying to look dgnifed. Now, I'm er-er-well-obese, would you say? And I cannot afford to be snob, too"
 "The truth is, said Mir. Mcintyre, as VIC neared the end of our conversation, '1f ever leave the stage I am going back to journalism. It's the most fascinating, de- lightful thing in the world. l was edu- eated for a preacher. What Is that eh Yes, preacher, but I became news paper man. and then an actor. But next to acting like newspaper work best of anything. I consider journalism the best of professions"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
LUNCHEON FOR
 MRS. WILLIAM HARDIE

Mrs. William Hardie's coming to Bir- mingham is invariably heralded by se- ries of little informalities which breathe the sweet regard in which her friends hold her-this, though she is loving so near and comes SO often, for it is always pleasure to welcome her. Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr., has invited some of her friends to meet Mrs. Hardie Saturday afternoon at tea Yesterday Mrs. M. J. Gregg whose guest she now is. enter tained several friends at the Country club In her honor. In the party were Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Flora Ingalls, of Ohio, Mrs. F. w. Dixon and Mrs. Gregg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-21
DATE SET FOR
 MISS VANDEGRIFT"S WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Willie Vandegrift. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Alemeth Byers Vandegrift to MT. Ewing S. Carruthers of St. Louis, will be one of the first nup- tial events of spring. It was announced several weeks ago. Mir. and Mrs. Vande- grift announce April as the date, and that 1t will occur at their home. Invita- tions will be issued today.