The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-06
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14) ~----~-------->--------- -~---->------~---~-O- She is still at St. vfncent's, but, it is thought, will be able to return to her home in few days.
 Miss Sara Mallam will take posses sion, in few days, of the studio for merly occupied by Mrs. Harriette Wis well O'Neil in the Watts building.
 
 Miss May Chase returned a few days ago from the state university where she is a student. She will leave in d few days, accompanied by Miss Try phena Chase, for Asheville, N. C., to attend the meeting of the Young Wom- ems Christian association.
 Miss Mary Cameron has returned from Woman's college, Baltimore. Miss Cameron is considered one of the most intellectual young women in that in stitution and one of the most earnest students.
 Mrs. Lige Loy and children will leave during the coming week for St. Clair Springs, where they have a cottage for the summer.
 Miss Margaret Patton of Lima, O., is the guest of her uncle MT. J. H. Patton, on Tenth avenue, south.
 MT. and Mrs. Burton Oliver Gibbs of 15OO Fountain avenue have named their young son Oliver Gibbs ".
 Mrs. Walter Henry Cobban of Pittsburg Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Burton O. Gibbs at their Fountain Heights bunga- low.
 Mrs. Warner Shook and children came up from Tuscaloosa yesterday afternoon to visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Morraw, for several weeks.
 Mrs D. Wood of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Alex Potts at Ensley. Mrs. Julie C. Motley has been called to Faunsdale by the death of her neice MT. Dellheim and his daughter, Miss Sybil Dellheim, and party sailed yes- terday for Germany and other foreign countries to be abroad indefinitely.
 
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Loveman and family and MT. Ferd Caheen will leave this morn ing for New York, whence they will sail on the steamship Cincinnati Hamburg American line, Saturday for Europe. They will land at Hamburg and after spending SeN6Tdl WtekS there, III Be1lln ana OIner places in Germany, will visit England and France and Switzerland. They plan to return in the fall.
 
 The many friends of Miss Fannie Well will be glad to learn that she is some what improved after her recent illness.
 
 Mrs. A. K. Foote of Canton, Miss, Is the guest of Mrs. Houston Johnston.
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 Dr. and Mrs Mack Rogers left yester- day for Atlantic City to attend the Amer ican Medical association, to which Rr. Rog- CTS is one of the three delegates from Ala bama, Dr. w H. Sanders, state health of ficer. of Montgomery and Dr. B. B. Sims of Talladega are the other two. Dr. and Mrs. Rogers will spend several weeks in New York city, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, where Dr. Rogers will do postgra duate work and Mrs. Rogers will visit friends.
 Mir and Mrs. John McDougal have re- turned to Little Rock after a short visit lawn.
 Mrs. Lucille Armstrong Williams, accom- panied by her little daughter, Virginia Stone, and her aunt, Mrs. Walter E. Rob- erts, will leave today for Memphis to join her uncle, Maj. John B. Stone, for the reunion.
 Mir and Mrs. Paul Mann and little son are visiting relatives in Louisville, Ky.
 
 Miss Mildred Wald left last night on an extended visit to friends and relatives in Louisville, Peoria, Cincinnati and Chi cago.
 Mrs Raw Schultz entertained a num- Der of Judson college Phi Nu Gammas at a luncheon on Saturday in honor of Miss Ola Robinson of Liberty, Miss. Those en- toying Mrs Schultz's hospitality were: Miss Robinson Miss Mary Rogers, Mrs.