The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-14

Robert Newton Hill. which was solemn ized' at the Eleventh Street Baptist church at 7:90 o'clock, Rev. J. A. Beale officiating. MT. and Mrs. Hill are at home with her parents at 1701 Avenue E. NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Miss Helen Hudson and her niece. Miss Ellie Gordon Robinson, have re- turned from Canada, where they spent a part of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Knox Fleming are at home after visit to Chicago and points on Lake Michigan.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred McNeill have ar rived in Birmingham from Marion. O., and will make this city their home. They are at 1880 Fourteenth avenue, south, which they have leased from Miss Sara Phelan.
 Miss Jamie Harris and Miss Nelle liar ris are expected to return today from Hicksville, Ky, where they have been members of house party for the past ten days.
 Mrs James A. Woods has returned from a visit to several points in Ten nessee.
 
 Miss Gladys Farmer returned Friday from Columbus, Ga.
 Miss Kate Perry will leave today to enter Agnes Scott college.
 Mrs Louise Gaudin has returned from a visit to relatives in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. Louis saks is at home again after aat fI,o Ir,T Tnda -1,Y s{uf
 Mrs Alexander Gibson has returned from Blount Springs.
 Miss Mildred Chambless has returned fromAnniston.
 Mrs. w. H. Williams Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cater, in Anniston.
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 Miss Mutual Barr and Miss Inez Lang ford left yesterday for Memphis where they will be attendants at wedding to take place tomorrow.
 Miss Carrie Ingram has returned from Anniston.
 Miss Mary Lou Cobb has returned from Eutaw, where she was the guest of rela- tives.
 
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree is at home again after a delightful visit to- Chicago and the lake resorts. She spent several days in Nashville while en route to Blrming- ham and was the recipient of much social attention. Col. and Mrs. T. G. Bush are in Mani tou, Col Their son, Mir Holle Bush, accompanied them and will re-enter college In Colorado. Mrs. Charles Cunningham and Miss LOT raine Cunningham of Mobile are guests of Mrs. J. J. Gilmore. MT. and Mrs. GIL more plan to leave in few days with their guests for a motor trip to Chatta- nooga and Lookout mountain. Mrs. H. c. McIlwaine has returned tc her home in Selma after a visit to Mrs J. P. Evans. MT. M. " Dickinson has returned from 1 his summer home in Virginia. Mrs. Dick inson, her two children and Mrs. J. J | White and her little daughter will be home the latter part of the month. | Miss Mary Zel1, Miss Virginia Zell and Miss Louise Zell have returned from ar extended stay in vinemont.
 
 Miss Julia Ward, who has been the | guest of friends in Anniston, has returned home.
 l William Ward, the young son of Capt and Mrs. W. c. Ward, has the sympathy of many friends in his Illness. He is a the Davis infirmary.
 
 Mrs. Burr Ferguson will leave Thurs. day for Nashville to visit friends She will be honored with number of charm. ing affairs during her visit, a number l having been already planned. Mrs. Ferg- uson as Annie Lewis was a Nashville belle and her visits are always occasions of delightful social festivities. Mrs. c. D.. Dunham will leave in a few , days to visit relatives in Ohio.
 Mrs. w. M. Prewitt has taken the Drennen residence. 1928 South Eighteenth street. for. the winter MT. and Mrs. A. c, Sharp1ey will be 1 at home for the winter in their resi- dence on Twelfth avenue. south, which | has been occupied this summer by Mrs Prewitt. - Mrs. Lige Loy has returned from St Clair Springs, where she had a cottage during the summer. .,+s.as.s . MT. and Mrs. Gustav Braun, who have lived in Albany, N. Y, some time will return to Birmingham to live They have purchased a home here. .tfr .+-...-s-+t p. Miss F'loy White of Thomasville mis- sionary. to China. under the auspices of the Baptist foreign mission board, did