The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-19
ners while en route to Memphis, Tenn. where they will In the future reside.

ners while en route to Memphis, Tenn. where they will in the future reside.
 Mrs. Charles Stearness Morgan of Staff ford Springs, Miss, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey. She arrived yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. B. C. Thurston left Thursday for Cook Springs to accompany her mother, who Is quite i'll, and expects to remain there until she has recovered.
 Judge s. D. Weakley and his daughters, Miss Eula Weakley and Miss Louise Weakley returned this week from Atlan- tic City. Mrs. Weakley will not re- turn until later.
 Mrs. Bruce Brewer has returned from . visit to relatives in Chattanooga.
 
 MT. Charles Calhoun left Friday for New York via Savannah.
 Mrs. T. 0. Harrison is at home after . visit to Louisville and later with friends in Nashville.
 Mrs. D. P Coleman has returned from Anniston and is at home at 1924 Four teenth avenue, south.
 Mrs. Will Moore and her sister, Mrs. c. A. Carroll, have returned from Blount Springs. Mrs. Carroll will remain Mrs. Moore's guest for two weeks longer be- fore returning to her home in Rosedale, Miss.
 Mrs. W. s. Motion returned this week from New York and Philadelphia where she spent two months in the study of oh ha ha in New York city of Miss Dorothy Warren, who has won much fattering attention as a ceramic artist, having executed among other orders, large dinner set for the private collection of MT. J. Pierpont Nor gan. Mrs. Motion plans to reopen her studio October at her home.
 Miss Mary Motion will leave Wednes- day to resume her studies at Converse college, Spartanburg, S. c.
 Among the young women who will be at Converse college this year will be Miss Louise Archibald and Miss Louise Perry who will leave Wednesday.
 Mrs. c. S. Simmons will leave Tues day for a visit to friends in Memphis Hot Springs, Ark.
  Mrs. James Johns is the guest of Mrs. Lang sibley in Warrior.
 
 MT. C. H. Nabbs friends will be glad to learn that he is greatly improved in health and is now able to be up. He is not however, strong enough to leave his room-
 The many friends of Miss Tessie schwarz will be glad to know that she | is rapidly recovering from four weeks | siege of sickness. She hopes to be ablf | to receive her friends in another week Mrs. Perkins and daughter, Miss Lucit | Perkins, have returned home after spend ing the summer at St. Clair Springs | l Mrs. William H. Jackson of Tennesse' | is the guest of Mrs. Rebecca Anderson | and Miss Mary Anderson. Mrs. Jacksor | was formerly Miss Nettie Anderson O. | this city.
 l Miss Roberta Adams returned Frida, after visit to friends in Huntsville. | Mir and Mrs. Hammond Brown hav' | returned from Marion. They will be home for the winter with Mrs. Rober McCalley on Whitaker street. |
 MT. and Mrs William Moore have takel l anartments for the winter with Mrs. Jo seph White on Quinlan avenue.
 Mrs. John IT. Frye left Friday to visi | Mrs. N. A. Frye ins Anniston. ]
 Harry Wilson, the son of MT. and Mrs l H. r. wilson. still continues quite i'll witl fever at his home.
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 Miss Mary E. Foster of Lebanon, Tenn. will be at home for the winter witl Miss Lunsford on the North HiRhlands