The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22

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has for many years been q prominent
member of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. or the Mobile chapter
she has been historian, chaplain, state
historian. poet laureate. and is at pres
ent regent. Miss Thompson will be the
guest of her cousin, Miss Hattie Morton,
at the Birmingham seminary.
The many friends of Mrs. John e.
Waterman of Mobile regret that she was
unable TO make her visit to Birmingham
this week owing to the illness of her
child. She would have been the guest of
Mrs. T. G. Bush and planned to be in
attendance at the charities convention.
Mrs. J. p. Arid received an appoint
ment recently as a member of the ex
ecutive committee of the State School
Improvement association. The commit
tee entire includes Mrs. f. d. Thomas
of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. Erwin Craighead
of Mobile, Miss C1ute Blood
worth of Livingston, Miss Frances Hig-
gins of Montevallo, and Mrs. Charles
Henderson of Troy, Mrs. III. C. Gun
nells of Montgomery, Miss Sara Luz
Their of Troy and Mrs. S. j. Cole of Bir-
mingham.
Mrs. S. G. Bains of Versailles KY. is
the guest of her granddaughter, Miss
Rosa Bains, 1909 Sixth avenue.
Miss Matte Woodbridge of Versailles.
Ky, and Miss Lizzie Mccormack of Lex
lngton, Ky, are guests of relatives In
Avondale.
Mrs. Guy Johnson will leave this
week for a short visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elias Davis has returned from
a brief visit to Mrs. william Langley
Sibley in Warrior.
: Mrs. Culpepper Exum is in New
York.
Miss Kathleen Stringfellow is at
home again after delightful visit
to Miss Alley in Montgomery.
Mrs. Alden Howell will visit friends
in Selma this week after which she
will again be the guest of Mrs. Hubert
Bremen.
Mrs. Eugene Brown Is still in Chi
cago, whence she was called because
of the illness of her father, Capt. At
well Johnston. Captain Johnston's Bir-
mingham friends will be glad to learn
that he Is improving after serious
operation.
Miss Rose Owen McDavis and Miss
Florence Coffin returned yesterday aft
ternoon from Sweetbrier, Va, where
they have attended school this win
ter, to spend the Easter holidays.
Miss Emily Morriss Is at home for
Easter Week.
Miss Mary Lou Cobb was unable to
return home with her classmates for
the Easter holidays, but will prob
ably arrive later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hunt have
named their little daughter Jennie
Hood.
Miss Ellen Percy and Mr.. Leroy, who
are students at eastern colleges. will
join their, parents, Mr. and Mrs Wal
ker Percy, this week in New York for
the Easter holidays.
Miss Emma Grimes is expected Mon
day from New Orleans to be Mrs. w.
F. @. Harding's guest
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Davis who
have been visiting in New Orleans.
have gone to Houston, Tex, for a brief
visit before returning home. They will
be at Pass Christian, the Mexican Gulf
hotel, a short time on their return trip.
Miss Kennon Thetford of Boligee is
expected this week to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. VanHoose.
Mrs Thethford was Miss Helen Van
Hoose.
The Domestic Needleworkers' asso-
citation held thier last meeting with
Mrs. T. C. Smith, who arranged a de-
lightful afternoon for her guests.
All former students of the Montevallo
school who attend the Alabama Educa-
tional association are cordially invited
to tea at Young Womens Christian as
ISOLATION building on Thursday at 5
o'clock.
Miss Eva Conner and her little niece
Eva Lnthrop returned yesterday after
noon after a visit to Conner.
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