The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30
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 Mrs Robert Cathcart of Charleston is a favorite visitor in Birmingham. Her girlhood days when, as Kate Morrow, she was one of the most popular and beloved of beles are recalled with her every lit tie visit and old friends vie with each other in making her stay attractive. Sev- eral delightful incidents are connected with each day and while everything is entirely informal. and limited to a few old friends she has an abundance of in- vitations that she cannot find time to ae- cept Last night as a member of de- lightful dinner party at the Country club given by MT. and Mrs John Caldwell, she was the center of a group Of devoted friends throughout the dance. In pie turesuue white dinner gown glstening with crystal garnitures she was the ob- feet of admiring interest in the ballroom and as a dance partner was as much in demand as the latest successful debu- tante.
 MT. and Mrs Willard Wilson left yes terday morning for cleveland,A , Ohio, to spend a month.
 MT. and Mrs. W. D. Wood and children will leave Tuesday to spend several weeks on Lookout Mountain.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Yates. Miss Carrie Yates and little Miss Mitylene Yates left this week for Sullivan's Island and Charleston to be absent until August.
 
 Mrs Borden Burr is visiting Mrs smith in Sylacauga where a number of attrac- tive affairs are being given in her honor. Mrs. Hubert Scruggs will join her there Wednesday,
 o,,d her. znt1 Ire l.. A Condon, left yesterday to spend 10 days at Talladega.
 Mrs. Mary J. Lowe left Wednesday for Waco. Ga, to remain two weeks.
 
 Miss Mary Lou Cobb, who is at present visiting in Virginia, is not expected in Birmingham before July 15. She has been absent a month, during which time she has been the guest of friends in Philadel- phia and West Point
 Mrs. Avery Joseph and Mrs. Harold Leh- man will go to Oden, Mich, next Sunday to spend the remainder of the summer. MT. and Mrs. Charles Meyer (Rosabel Hochstadter) are expected to return Wednesday from their bridal trip.
  Miss Helen Rowland and Miss Gertrude Gribben returned to their home in Chat tanooga yesterday after a pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Burns in Wood- lawn. During the past week the two Chattanooga girls were the recipient of several social courtesies On Monday evening they were honored with a theatre party Tuesday evening Miss Helen Woods complimented them with an infor- nal reception at her home on Woods street and Thursday evening Mir. and Mrs. Burns entertained with an informal party as farewell courtesy 10 the two visitors. MT. and Mrs. B. R. Pegrams friends will regret to learn of a double loss sustained by them this weeIe in the death of both the father and mother of Mrs. Pegram. MT and Mrs. -Pegram returned to Br- mingham Wednesday from Columbus. O., where they had been called owing to the illness and death of Mir T. D. Fuller, Mrs. Pegram's father and on Friday they were recalled to Columbus by message tell ing of the death of Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Marcus Wesf- and Mrs. Ben Well. accompanied by Miss Cecile Rotholz, will go to wauSesha to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs Wilbur E. Kelley is visiting friends in Louisville.
 
 Miss Gladys Allison left Tuesday for Chautauqua to spend the remainder of the heated term
 Mrs. Benedict Boshwitz has returned from visit to relatives in Meridian. Miss. Mrs. ]. T. Slater, who was called to Selma two months ago to the bedside Of her father Capt. James Lauderdale. who a1 ut hot he. e returned home. Captain Lauderdale's Bir- ungham friends will regret 10 learn that he is still in a critical condition. 1 MT and Mrs. Will Love have named their little son James.
  1 Mrs. Marie kcrn-Mulen will close her (Continued on Page Thirty)