The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION AND BRIEF BITS OF NEWS

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 PERSONAL MENTION AND
 BRIEF BITS OF NEWS l The Birmingham seminary which two weeks ago was alive with the gayeties incident to commencement, Is now almost deserted. Miss Compton will remain at the seminary throughout the month of June. Miss Morton will be in Birmingham and continue her teaching throughout most of the vacation. Miss Jones of the art department will resume her connec- ton as a teacher with the Chicago Art
 institute, having been one of the faculty of it's summer school last season. Miss l Hemphil will go to Boston in July, to re- main until September. Miss McCune will | devote her vacation to 2 splendid Euro pean tour. Miss Annie Jones has gone to Ashevile to enjoy the mountains of North Carolina for the summer. Miss Bonny- man plans to take a summer course at | Cornell. Miss Simpson will attend the summer school at Knoxville, Tenn. Miss | Beaird, Miss Dobbs, Miss Roquenore, Miss Shinn, Miss Paulsen, Miss Buttel and Miss Burdette will devote their va cation months to the pleasures of home. Mrs. Southall and daughters, Miss Sarah Southall and Miss Rattle Southall. will re- main in Birmingham most of the summer. l | tinction at the seminary, will enter Van derblt university in September.
 MT. and Mrs. E. N. Cullom, who have | travelled for the past six months in Europe returned home yesterday after noon. I
 The friends op iiss Mamie D. Davis, who sustained a severe fall some l rui11 i'm n that she is still suffering intensely. She | Is in Nashville under the care of Dr. Collier, a noted southern osteopath. Her l improvement is so slight as to be hard . 1 1y perceptible, but it Is hoped that with the coming of warm weather her re- covery will be assured. 1 Mrs James John, who has been i'll at the Davis infirmary for The past l two weeks as the result of an oper- ation for appendicitis, is reported im- proved. This will be learned with pleasure by many interested friends. l Miss Corre Handley left yesterday morning for New York, from which point she will sail Saturday for Europe l Miss Edith Bowron expects to spend I a portion of the summer in Helena, Mont, where she will be the house guest of Mrs Ralph Kaufman, for merly Miss Alice Fallon of this city.
 Miss Marion Cordill left yesterday for her home in New Orleans. after a visit to Miss Bessie Sims and Miss Ruth Sims. She Uas charmingly en-
 tertained in rmingham, several func- tions of an informal nature having been given in her honor.
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 Miss Hazel Frazer of Terra Haute, Ind, is expected Saturday to be the guest of Miss Mary George Greene. l
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Pepperman left yesterday for delightful trip to Washington, New York and othe points in the east. number of motor trips promise to add to their pleas ures. They joined Mrs. c. J. James, who is passing the summer in Washington. MT. and Mrs. Pepperman expect to be absent a month or six weeks.
 Mrs Charles Honiker and little daughter of Atlanta are guests of Mrs. Honiker's mother, Mrs. J. A. McDou- gall.
 Miss Eleanor Herigis and Miss Mar tha Herigis of Nashville arrived yes- terday to be guests of Miss Julia Chen oweth.
 MT. and Mrs W. H. Nevins and family have gone to their summer home at Perdido Bay.
 MT. L. C. Chish olm will be guest in the Nevins' home for a portion of | the summer.
 Miss Olivia Bogacki is expected l n hea a Of liam Worthington. A large circle of l friends will welcome this popular | Montgomery girl, who has visited Mrs l Worthington already on several occa sions. Miss Jennie Brownlow. a love fly Knoxville girl. is also expected Thursday to visit Mrs. Worthington. Aa
 Margaret Latady returned last night after delightful visit to Mrs. Pas- chal Shook in Tuscaloosa. |
 l Mrs w. S. Brown has as her guests Mrs. William -Shersius. of Pretoria, Af- rca; Mrs. Milton Mallory of Savannah Ga; Miss Aline Sparks of Columbus, Miss. and Joseph Harper of Clemson, S. C.
 | Mrs Brooks Lawrence and Miss velma Lawrence have returned from visit to relatives in Tiffin, O.. and Denver, Col. | .
 | Miss Rosale Pool of Butler Springs and | Miss Elise Meadows of Lowndesboro, Ala. have returned home after a visit to | Miss Mary Rogers.
 1 Miss Mary Rogers of Birmingham and | Miss Eula Mcintyre of Cullman left yes- l terday for Atlanta to attend the conven- | ton of the Phi Mu Gammas, now in ses- l sion there.
 | The friends of Mrs. Wilbur E. Kelley, l who underwent an operation this week. will be glad to learn that she is resting
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