The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15

been absent throughout the summer, spending the heated term in Lake chau- | tsuqua, New York and East Aurora. Mir. | Jacobs met her in the final place and re- turned to the city with her. Mrs. Robert M. King and children have returned from Black Mountain, N C., where they spent the summer. Miss Aleta Macdonald is at nome after spending three months in a tou" of Europe. She will leave Tuesday for motor tour of south Alabama. Miss Antoinette Walker is at home after a visit to relatives in Attalla.
 
 Mrs. T. T. Walker has as her guest her sister, Mrs. John T. Given of Kansas City. Mrs. Given was formerly Mrs. George w. Perkins of Miledgevile, Ga. She spent the summer in Denver. Colorado springs and other points in the west and before returning to her home will be the guest of friends in Atlanta. Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Barnes of New York, accompanied by Mir c. E. Buck of Chattanooga, motored to Birmingham this week after trip to Atlanta and will be here throughout the day. X number of informal functions have been arranged in their honor. Yesterday they were guests of friends at the Southern club fer luncheon, last evening they were at the Country club for the dinner dance and again this evening they will be enter | tained. Mrs. Barnes is delightfully."- remer bered here as the guest of Mrs Truman Aldrich, Jr., several seasons ago. That was prior to her marriage when IS Cecile Buck she was the object of much fatter- ing notice, both social and professional as a singer.
 | Miss Helen Rubel will return today | from Montgomery, where as the guest Of | her sister, Mrs. Howard Loeb, she has i been delightfully entertained.
 Mrs. Frances DeBardeleban and her mother, Mrs, J. M. Arnold, who have spent the past month at Warm Springs Ga, returned yesterday. 1 | Mrs. Hubert Drennen, who has been the guest of Mrs. Alden Howell at her home in Waynesville, N. C., w'll return home today.
 | Mrs. R. S. Douglass is the guest of her ! sister, Mrs. W. C. Donaldson, in New York, where she has spent .tne past month.
 l MT and Mrs, Jesse l.. Drenncn went Up to Blount Springs yesterday for a two weeks visit.
 | MT. and Mrs Frederick N. Phillips will | be with MT. and Mrs Charles II. Nabb the coming winter. Mrs. ThorIas ". Boardnans many friends are giving her very cordial well come after her summer in Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs Boardman's young son. Inomas was quite i'll for number of weeks with typhoid fever and she went to Blour,t | Springs a month ago with him returning to Birmingham last week and opening her home here.
 Mrs. l.. w. Collier and Miss Martha Collier are in Minneapolis visiting rel atives.
 Mr. Bradley J. Saunders has returned from visit to his mother in Raleigh N. c. 6 Mir. Henry B. Gray. Jr., will return from a motor trip through Europe on Sep tember 20 and he will be met in New York by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry E. Gray
 Cards of recent date from Mrs. Viola Roden- -Redin tell of charming visit to Lucerne
 
 MT. James H. Randall. who accompanied his sister, Miss Blanca Randall, to New York last week. when she sailed for Naples, will return the comlng week
  Mrs. Evans j. Dunn and Miss Fannie Dunn are in Atlantic City and later they will go to New York. Mrs. M r. Stevens is spending the month nf Sarteplber In Naw York CifV
 
 Mrs. Algernon w. Nelson returned Fri day from Chester, Va, where she has been visiting relatives Mrs. J. G. Coxetter of Jacksonville, Fla, is the guest of Mrs. T. T. Hlll- man. Mrs. CoXetter was formerly Miss Alene Buckman. and is remembered as q guest of Mrs. Hillman before her marriage.
 ] MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Morris will leave to- day for Borden Wheeler Springs. l MT. Jones and his daughter, Miss Jones. l formerly of Knoxville, have recently come to Birmingham and are at the Hillman. awaiting decision as to permanent res- | idence. MT. Jones will be a valuable aa- alton to business circles, and his daugh- ter, who is particularly attractive, is . charming addition to society. i Mir. and Mrs. Horace Hall have named their little son Lyons
 Mrs. T. H. Motion. Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Gertrude Motion and Mrs. Drake, who spent the summer in Europe. will sail on the 18th for home. | Mrs. Barnes Morgan will defer her re- turn to Birmingham until cool weather.
 She is at present in Maine. II Whitney Ridley. the second son of Mrs.
 J. F.. Dedman, will be a student this year at Columbia Military academy, where his
 older brother. James Ridley, has spent
 several terms.
 Mir. J. ]. Gilmore and his daughter, Miss Bettie Rosalind Gilmore, have returned from Detroit, Chicago and other points. Mir. and Mrs. Hubert Scruggs and their little son left yesterday to spend week | at Pass Christian. | MT. and Mrs. Leo Steiner. left last night for New York city. where they will ! spend some time at the Waldorf, going
 later to Boston. They will be in the me- tropolis when Mr. and Mrs, B, Steiner re-