The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-23
NOTES AND PERSONALS

NOTES AND PERSONALS Mrs. Dedman of Columbia, Tenn. is the guest of her son, Dr. James b. Dedman, and Mrs. Dedman.
 pr. B. C. Gregory and Miss Ruth Gregory of wallawa. Ore, are guests of friends in Birmingham
 Miss Ellen Dickerson and Miss Bessie Hand who have spent the past year in Europe, will join MT. and Mrs. w. B. Dickerson and Miss Bessie May Thompson Sunday in Amsterdam and tour Europe with them the remainder of the summer. They will leave in october to return to Dresden where hev will continue their study Miss Dickerson of voice, and Miss Hand of the piano, for another year. | Miss Katie Belle Kilby of Anniston Is the week k-end guest of Miss Mary Lou Cobb, 1901 Seventeenth street south.
 Mrs. Richard Randolph is convalesc- ling after her recent severe illness and | if is thought will be able to go to her summer home at Blount Springs next week Countless friends of this love 1 ly matron are watching her restoration to health with affectionate interest. |
 Miss Pearl Williams expects to spend a part of August in New York city
 Miss Flora Miller and Miss Emily whetstone are guests of Miss Maude williams in Montgomery. Miss Will Hams entertained for them Wednes- day evening with a matinee pal y al the Majestic.
 | I,ac e for q few days, Mir. and Mrs. IL. Il. Jones and Miss Roberta Jones of Mont oomery. who are en route to their home from Columbia. Tenn. Miss Lucy Lyman Powell and Miss Virginia McDavid have spent TWO weeks at MT Robert McDavid's summer nome on Shades mountain They are eN pected home Monday. | Miss Louise Rushton will leave today for a two weeks visit to MT. and Mrs Handley at their country home In Wad- ley, Ala.
 The many friends of MT and Mrs. A. B. Rains regret to learn that they VIII 1eavg Birmingham to make their fu- ture home In Anniston. MT Rains will nrobab bIv leave next week and Mrs Rains will follow later. change In his business interests makes their depar- | ture necessary.
 | Miss Reba Powers was seriously lh- iured this week in an automobile ac- cIdent while visiting friends in New | Daoatur Her thigh was broken apd nainful bruises were sustained. MES | Eranls Powers left yesterday to attend her daughters bedside. Mrs. John C, pugh Miss Powers sister. is i'll and was unable to go. The many irienas of the unfortunate young woman are waiting with anxious interest Tor news | of her condition.
 1rrs Frank H. Crockard expects to leave August IA via Savannah for an eastern trip She will meet Mrs Henry | R. Gray, who is at present at Lake chau- tauoua, N Y, in Atlantic City and yaftef a brief visit there they will go to NC" York city. Later Mrs Crockard Will Vlsl' friends in Pennsylvania, returning 10 DIT iningham in the autumn. | Mrs. James Weisel, Miss Mary Weise and MT Charle> Weisel who are touring Europe, will not return to Birmingham until late in September Mir. and Mrs. Frank Jones are at home | for the summer in the w. B. Dickerson | residence on FaTVleW avenue. Mrs IT T.. Hudgins, Mrs Marie Me Bee and Mrs. McBees little daughter, who have been at Talladega Springs for several months, came to Birmingham this week, and are at the Hotel Hillman They plan to leave next week for Wrightsville Beach.
 MT. F. H. Crockard returned yesterday morning from Chicago.
 Miss Marie Smith and Mrs. Albert Dudley Caldwell will sail today for Flu rope on the steamship Cleveland, Ham burg American line.
 MT. and Mrs Dave Fox and MT. Gus | Camp are enjoying a delightful motor trip in Massachusetts. They left last week. shipping their car to Washington. Be- fore returning home they will visit Bos- ton, Newport and other points They | are making the trip eisurely and the date of their home coming will be de- | cided later
 Miss Agnes Terrell and Miss Margaret Terrell will leave next week to be among the guests at house party near | Montevallo.
 
 ark, N J. She has been brilliantly en- tertained, the pleasures of her visit in- cludng motor trips to New Jersey cities and weekend parties at the various beaches She will probably return to Birmingham the last of the month.
 Mrs. Henry Fowlkes and children are at Wrightsville Beach
 pr. and Mrs. James McLester will probably join the Birmingham colony at | Wrightsville Beach later in the season.
 
 Lieut. Chester Hand, U. N, who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Jones, is in New Orleans. He is expected to re- turn Tuesday.
 Miss Helen Conlbourne is spending the summer months at Lake Chautauqua. She plans to go to New York city late in Au- gust to spend several weeks before re- turning home.
 Mrs J. B. Rauston is the guest of friends at their summer home in the lake country Later in the season she will | probably visit in North Carolina. Mrs. H. E. Etter has returned from Tracy City, Tenn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Adams and Miss Edna Moore left Thursday for Wrights- vile Beach to be absent several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Adams are guests of relatives in Atlanta. | Mice Sadie Kroman and Miss Ray