The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-16

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 Robert Mayer in the City-Robert Mayer, the operator of a number of hotels in the south, is at the Tutwiler. MT. Mayer consulted with Frederick Larkin and w. c. Weston yesterday relative to some improvements he is to make in Nashville. He will leave this afternoon for Jacksonville.
 Gray in New Orleans-Henry B. Gray, former lieutenant governor of Alabama, left Sunday evening.
 Darlington sempIe Here-Darrington Semple of New York, vice president of a large tobacco company there, is in Birmingham. He sold the Newspaper club large order yesterday. The cigar cites are to be monogramed for the club and arranged in specially designed boxes
 ColoneI Mitchell ImprOved-Col. R. A. Mitchell of Gadsden, connected with the Alabama Power company who has been i'll at his home in Gadsden for several days, returned here yesterday. He lunched at the press club
 Tutvviler officers Mect-A meeting was held yesterday between directors of the Tutwiler Owning company and Frank A. Dudley, president, and Fred erick Rockwell, vice president of the United Hotels company. The officers went over the situation arising here from changed conditions and said the results were gratifying. It is stated the officials are well pleased with the out. look and think more of Birmingham than ever.
 Marks Auditor Here-R. H. Lewis of Cleveland, auditor for the F, W. Marks Construction company, was here yes- terday on business connected with some late contracts executed by the Marks company in Birmingham
 Southern Railway Staff AIeeting-A staff meeting of all the superintendents of the western division of the Southern railway was held here yesterday in the offices of c. l.. Harris, general super intendent of this district. The officials lunched together and returned to their homes last night. It was stated that only department details were discussed.
 To Entertain Miss Burke-Having at tended the dinner at the Newspaper club to Miss Billie Burke and being so charmed with the affair Judge GAston Gunter of Montgomery will entertain Miss Burke and Victor Karale her manager, when they visit Montgomery. The affair will be at the Beauvoir club and it Is understood that Governor Henderson will be among the guests.
 Tutwiler Officials to Leaye-F. A. Dudley and Frederick W. Rockwell ex- ecutive officials of the United Hotels company, will return north today They have been here for several days in- specting the Tutwiler and conferring with local officials of the owning com pany.
 At HolyokeI Mass, next month the United Hotels company will open up its fastest hotel. With the Tutwiler constantly associated with the adver- tisements of the United Hotels company Birmingham obtains additional adver- Using.
 Gold Here From New YOrk-P. B. Gold, prominent banker and broker of New York, is here. He was luncheon guest yesterday of w. s. Hovell at the Newspaper club. He said that business was looking better and that he be- lieved the situation would continue to improve from now until the old time volume is reached.
 Walker Percy Returns-After visiting Chicago for several days. Walker Percy returned yesterday.