The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-03
Autumn Gossip of Society and
 Affairs In the Club Circles
Comments Well Known People in Other CitiesCotton Ba to Be Given in New York-Mss Hodges Entertans.
 Other Affairs of Note-Briefs
ny MYRTLE MILES

, will be on sale. The men will wear cotton gloves and boutonnieres of cotton bolls to the Waldorf Astoria. Among those who are to form the committee of that inter- esting New York event are Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves, Judge and Mrs. Fl. bert Gary, Miss Genevieve Clark, MT. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. William G. McAdoo, Miss Callie Hoke Smith and Senator and Mrs. John Sharp Williams
 Mrs. Joseph Todd Collins. Jr., continues seriously i'll at her home on Madison ave nue and the friends of the family have shown the tenderest sympathy in fre- quent calls and an abundance of lovely flowers Mrs. J. T. Nixon, the mother of the lovely sufferer, is showing the same exquisite mother devotion which Las narked her life during her many years residence in Birmingham, and never leaves her daughters bedside for an in- stant. Mrs. Collins, though in a pitiably weakened condition, Is fully conscious. Several of her girlhood friends are con- stantly in the house and anxiously await ing sign of even slight improvement in her condition. MT. Collins father and sls- ter are here and Mrs. Collins sister. Mrs William Dempsey Partlow of Tuscaloosa has been with her for a fortnight. CRAVNER-ALDRICH
 MT. and Mrs. Truman Hemingway Aldrich have the honor of announcing the marriage of their daughter, Marie Antoinette. to the Rev. William Charles Cravner. on Saturday. october 31, 1914, at Drew Forest. Madison. N. J."
 Birmingham friends of Mrs. Cravner are in receipt of the above and this enclosure:
 ''The Rev. and Mrs. William Charles Cravner will be at home after Novem- Der 10, One Hundred Cathedral Park way, city of New York;
 Mrs. Cravner Is remembered in so- ciety here as the guest of Mrs. Tru- man Aldrich. Jr., several years ago. young woman of engaging personality and cleverness. MT. Cravner is a Meth odist minister of wide acquaintance and enviable position In New York city. BRIEFS
 Mrs Sedley Ware of Sewanee has been called to the bedside of her sister, Miss Porter of California who Is i'll at a local infirmary. and during her presence in the city will be the guest of pr. and Mrs. J. D. Dabney. Mrs. Ware is charming woman and has numerous friends in so- ciety here. She was abroad several years ago with Miss Hannah Elliott
 Miss Gutherz who came to Birmingham SiOIk liill6 dkO 1TOIn NeW 1Ork, mas definitely made her plans for teaching dancing and will have her classes at Ter race Court In the den. She was recently graduated at the Castle school, and at several recent club affairs and private dances has been notable figure in the ballroom because of her beautiful inter pretation of the new steps. She is also a young woman of unusually interesting personality.
 Miss Augusta Harwood of Tuscaloosa Is the guest of Miss Mary Sibley for a few days.
 MT. Henry D. Walthall, who arrived Fri day to visit his sister, Mrs. w. J. Ashton, Is now on a hunting trip In south Ala hama. He expects to leave later in the month for California, where he Is at pres ent stationed.
 Miss Johnnie B. Shields of Jasper spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. w. l.. Rosamond in Norwood
 Mrs. Ed Murray of Nashville has ar rived to attend the Morgan-Cosby wed ding and Is the guest of Mr and Mrs. James Weatherly.
 Miss Louise Howard, Miss Vivian Howard and Mrs. Theresa Evans went to Tuscaloosa to attend the football game Saturday and were entertained at dinner Saturday evening at the Mo- Lester.
 Mrs. Chalmers Moore will be hostess to the College Women this afternoon at her home. 3S09 Cliff Road.