The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-29

his duties will keep him absent another year. He was graduated at Johns Hop kins in June. after making a brilliant record, and the appointment to Lakeside was decided compliment.
 pr. and Mrs Frank Nabers left yester- day for the Massachusetts coast. They were accompanied by their little son. Frank Nabers. Jr
 Mrs. Frank Lathrop and children. and Miss Eva Conner left this week for Massa- chusetts via Savannah.
 Miss Roberta Porter is the guest of Miss Emily Browder In Livingston.
 Mrs. W. E. Evans is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Turner Johnston. at her home in Norfolk. Va. Dr. and Mrs. Evans will go later to their Virginia plantation.
 Miss Sara Greene will leave tomorrow to visit friends in Talladega-
 Mrs. S. B. Crenshaw and her two daughters. Mabel Carlisle and Myrtle, and her little son, George, left yester- day for Blount Springs.
 Mrs. NJ K Erdreich has as her guests Mrs. M Marx of Uniontown and Mrs. H. T. Hirschfield. on Crescent avenue.
 Mrs. Hoyt M Dobbs, who has been the guest of Mrs. Felix Tarrant, has re- turned to her home in Kansas.
 Mrs. Charles E. Bowman and her lit- tie son are guests of her mother. Mrs. Westmoreland in Atlanta
 
 Miss Leona Weaver returned We'd nesday from Yazoo City, where she has been visiting relatives.
 The ladies of the Southside Baptist church will sell barbecued meats to- day beginning at Il o'clock and con- tnuing throughout 3he cay.
 Miss Stella Bernheim is in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Paschal Shook will leave in few days to visit her sisters, Mrs. Albert Lynn and Mrs. Arthur Eastwood in Cleveland and Pittsburg.
 Miss Lillian Goldman of Birmingham has gone to Montgomery to spend some time with Miss Hilda and Miss Beulah Moritz.
 Mrs. H. B. Barrow has returned from a visit to Mrs. l.. A. Johnson In Mont gomery.
 Miss Gertrude Rosenstihl is planning to go away about August 15. She will be the guest of Miss Melissa Golden in Columbus, Ga, who was recently her guest
 MT. and Mrs. P NJ Vance have re- turned after weeks visit in Centre vile.
 Mrs Marcus Well and Mrs. Ben Well left yesterday for Waukesha, Wis, where they will remain until September.
 Miss Leta Hargrove of East Lake has returned from visit to relatives In south Alabama.
 After three weeks visit with her sister, Mrs K c. Mahan, at Brierf1eld, Miss Katharine Crows returns to her home on South Highlands yesterday The friends of Miss Minnie Dunlap and MT. John Dunlap will be grieved to learn that both are seriously Ill at their home, 1923 Fifth avenue.
 |. Mrs. s. E. Lee, widow of the late John T. Lee, who has resided at sos North Nineteenth street for the last 21 years. has moved to her new residence. 1l25 North Thirty-first street, Norwood.
 The friends of MT. R. E. Lee, who re- turned to Birmingham from Montgomery three weeks ago quite i'll, will be glad to-learns he is much improved and able to be up
 Mir and Mrs. Victor Hanson and Mrs. Reading, who spent several weeks at Tate Spring. left for home today.
 MT. and Mrs. Reese Stausel left Thurs day for an extended trip about the Great Lakes. They will shortly visit Chicago. Niagara Falls and New York. recurring home via Savannah ocean steamer
 Misses Mary and Louise Cash of Mem phis are the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. s. Smith of Elyton. The two visitors are sisters of Mrs. Frank W. Smith, who, with Mir Smith, is now touring While here they will be ex- ensive1v entertained