The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-02
SOCIETY NOTES

fall and early winter in Boston, where
she Joined Mrs. Sam Marks of Mont
gomery September 15. Mrs. Mcpherson
element Marks and Miss Carroll Wood
son are also with Mrs Marks, and Mrs.
Mcpherson plans to remain a week or
two longer. Miss Helen Benners, who is
at present in Northampton, Me-, will be
with Miss Dabney at the conclusion of
her stay in Maine. The latter will not re-
turn to Birmingham Antil early in De-
cember, when she will be accompanied
home by DR.. Marye Dabney of the Rhode
Island hospital, Providence, r. l., who will
be here for the Christmas holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. d. Dabney are moving
into their apartments in the Richmond. +
iI1
Mrs. w. II. Hackney has returned from
visit to her mother, Mrs Lucius Rich
ardson, in Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Erwin of Atlanta will
arrive in Birmingham next week to make
their home hereN permanently. They en-
ftertained informally Monday evening in
| Atlanta by way of farewell to about 80
| of their friends.
| Mrs. Lawrence Russell, who under the
stage name of Emma Marie Davis has
gained a wide popularity throughout the
lying at the point of death at the Hotel
Cameron in Meridian. Mrs. Russell has a
wide acquaintance in the Birmingham dis
trict Slight hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
Miss Sallie Walker has returned to At
lanta after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. I. c.
Smith.
Mrs c. C. Stockard and Miss Lucy
Stockard of Atlanta are in the city.
Miss Margaret Horn, who is In the
galaxy of pretty debutantes this season in
Mobile is expected in Birmingham the
last of the month to visit Miss ELLA Lewis
Ward
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard H. Goldberg, for
merly residents of this city, but now
of Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting rela-
tives on the South Highlands, and are
stopping with Mrs d. Levy, 100 Twelfth
avenue, south. Their numerous friends
will no doubt be highly pleased to see
them again. Mr.. Goldberg states that
when he compares conditions as they ex-
listed here in 1877 with those of 1913 it
seems as If Aladdin had used his magic
lamp.
Mrs e. M. Mason has gone to Mont
gomery to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. E. Steiner.
Mrs. l. M. Rubel has come home
from Montgomery after a visit to her
daughter, Mrs Howard Loeb
Mrs O. NJ Royster of South Carolina
is the guest of Mrs. Edwin S. Moore.
She will be in birmingham several weeks.
Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, who visited
her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Tyson, in Mont
gomery, is at home.
Mrs. w. w. Bussey has as her guest
Mrs. Charles Stakely of Montgomery,
who was here to attend the missionary
convention yesterday at the Southside
Baptist church.
Miss Augusta Cobbs of Admission, who
comes to Birmingham freqeuntly to visit
Miss Poe and other friends is visiting
Miss Martha Edmonson In Atlanta. where
she has been frequently entertained Mrs.
Charles v Rainwater was hostess last
evening at a buffet supper in her honor
and Miss Nell Walker will give an infor-
NAL tea tomorrow afternoon at the Pied
mont for her.
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Helms and her son,
Nioiiio iiciiiH' of' iie''S &SeSAiiNN -Se--
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy ]. Grain have
named their little son Fercy ]. Jr.
Miss Hazel Snead is at home after a
visit to friends in Evansville, Ind.
Miss Alice Armstrong and Miss De
Yampert have returned from south Ala
bama. where they spent the greater part
of the summer.
Mrs John Hine has returned from At
lanta, where she visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. b. Scott.
Miss Leila Mcwilliams of Hattiesburg
is visiting Miss Marion Kent and Miss
Carrie Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Rucks have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to Buff
falo, New York and other eastern points,
and are at home on South Tenth avenue
Mrs. E. E. Caldwell of Atlanta was a
hostess at luncheon Monday in compile
ment to Mrs. j. M. Culp of Washington.
mother of Mrs. H. j. Porter. Jr., of this
city. Mrs Culp returned that evening to
her home In the capital city. Mrs. Cald-
wells luncheon guests were Mrs. Sidney
Edmunds of Philadelphia-a, former very
lovely Birmingham matrop-Mrs. Stew
art McGinty-Mrs. Smith Pickett Mrs.
Iverson Graves, Mrs. Collier of Florida