The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-05

Hotchkiss Is a splendid musician, having studied abroad, and before her marriage bad a studio in New York city.
 The Eleanor Hord club will meet Tues day afternon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. E. Sims, 551S First avenue.
 
 There will be a meeting of all the units of St. Mary's Women's Guild tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the Sunday school rooms of the church. Mrs J. D. kirkpatrick's unit will be hostess for | the occasion.
 The Yukpa club will meet this afternoon at o'clock at K. c. hall.
 The Yancey chapter. U. D. C.. will hold the first meeting of the season on We'd nesday afternoon, October 15. The hos tess to be announced later.
 Mrs. Edward Keiser, who has spent the past two weeks in North Carolina, is now in New York, where she will spend the next few weeks.
 Mrs. M A. Gardener is improving at the Birmingham infrmary following an operation
 MT and Mrs. Walter Fowlkes and fam fly will move tomorrow to the Thach
  tween Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets, where they will spend the win ter.
 Mrs. John Warren, who after being in Denver for the past few months, will return home in few days to spend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs w. G. Mitchell will leave in few days for Palm Beach, where they will spend some time arranging for the opening of their winter home there. They will return to the city and will re- main here until December, when they will return to Florida Miss Ila Mae, Mary Belle and Erin Allen have returned home after spend ing two weeks in New York, Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. Arthur James Durrant of Akron, O.. is the guest of her sister Mrs. M. D. Orcutt and Mr; orcutt. Miss Sarah Welsh left a few days ago for New Orleans, where she will spend the winter with her uncle, pr. R. H. Welsh.
 | MT. and Mrs William A. Abercrombie have moved into their new home, 1920 North Thirty-third street | Mrs B. L. Hammond, Mrs E. A. Bing- ham and Mir. J. l.. Hammond have re- turned from their summer home at Men tone, where they spent the summer, and will occupy their apartment at Terrace Court again this winter. MT. and Mrs. E. Gold and family, Mrs. Harry K,ohn and daughter and Miss Click left a few days ago for Terre Haute. Ind, to make their home MT. and Mrs W. A. Osborn are the guests of friends in Huntsville. Mrs. Mary V. Gesner of Montgomery is the guest of her neice Mrs. Robert w. Ewing.
 Miss May Steiner of Montgomery who has been the guest of her sister Mrs. E. M. Mason has returned home. Mfr and Mrs. T. H Mccormack after a visit to friends in the city and St. Louis have returned to their home in Montgomery. Mrs. E. U. Fordyce who has been vis- | ting friends in Birmingham has re- | turned to Montgomery Mrs D. H. Schoville spent few days l in Montgomery the past week. Mrs. N L. Steele and N. l.. Steele, Jr, have gone to Huntsville where they will attend the Biddle-Steele wedding Major William Thompson of Rich mond Va, who was a member of the Balkan commission arrived in Birming- ham last night to spend few days at the TutwiIer hotel. MT. Noble R. Beale has gone to New Orleans where he will spend the week end.
 Mr and Mrs. Sterling Floyd have returned from a few days visit to AL lanta.
 their little daughter Susan Beverly for maternal grandmother. Mir. and Mrs Robert Darden and children have returned from visit to relatives in Tuscumbia. Mrs James Franklin will leave to- morrow for Atlanta to attend the veterans reunion. Rev. and Mrs Nicely Fleming of Pine Top N C., have named their little daughter Mary Rose. Mrs. Fleming was formerly Miss Jassamin Booth or this city.
 Mrs. Mary P. Lloyd. and little Miss Winifred Alma Andrews, will return