The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-16


 Miss Jeanette Tbersole, Miss Daisy Lo" Douglas, Miss Frances Glenn, Miss Mary Cranshaw of Auburn, Miss Elizabeth Wy man, Miss Margaret Evens, Miss Ellen Norton, Miss Margaret Bradshaw, Miss Martha Bradshaw, Miss Elizabeth Locke Miss Marion Orr, Miss Orline Barnett Miss Margaret Gage, Miss Marion Wal ter, Miss Frances White and Miss Rather inc Bain
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Miss Katie Belle kilby of Annston Is expected today to be the house guest of MT and Mrs E. M. Kilby. She will be an attractive addition to the younger set, and has already a number of friends who will be glad to welcome her She Is stu dent at Randolph Macon college.
 Miss Corrie R. Handley, who is touring Europe this summer. is now in Switzer- land. Miss Handley's friends will be in terested to learn of her appearance in concert while on board the steamer saii- ing for Europe. A number of persons or distinction were crossing on the vessel notably Signor Barri, the Italian singer and collaborating with him Miss Handley presented a concert which was decided success.
 Cards were received yesterday from Mrs Henry F. DeBardeleben, who is among those travelling abroad this sum mer She wrote from Italy, where her party was enjoying a brief stay on the banks of the Adriatic.
 Miss Bettie Green is visiting relatives in Gadsden. She is at present the guest of her brother, MT. J. A. Green.
 Miss Carrie Evans of Jasper who has just returned from visit of several weeks In Virginia and North Carolina. Is the house guest of Miss Emma Evans. Dr. J. D. S. Davis will leave today for New York from which point heAwill sail for Europe. He planned to go Monday. but was delayed.
 MT Frank P. O'Brien's many friends will be glad to learn that he Is much im- proved since his recent Illness
 Mrs Motion Smith and children are passing the summer at Monteagle, Tenn. Mrs. Smith went to Huntsville few days ago to spend few days with her mother, Mrs James Murphree, who entertained for her at afternoon tea Thursday She left yesterday for Monteagle.
 Miss Benjamin of Atlanta is expected next week to be the house guest of Miss Mary Lou Cobb.
 Mrs Harry Lacey and Mrs. J. W. Rich ardson are at the Chicago Beach hotel.
 
 Mrs. Henry Brooks will leave early next week for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will Lin the future make her home. Her depar- ture will be deeply regretted by scores Of friends.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Winslow were among the Birmingham people spending their va- cation in doing the west. MT Winslow re- turned this week from Colorado, and Mrs. Winslow is at present with relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
 Mrs. A. S. Johnson and her daughter, Miss Caludine Johnson, have returned from viist to Uniontown.
 MT. and Mrs E. K. Campbell and Miss Mary Campbell left yesterday for an ex- tended western trip
 Miss Mary Campbell will visit Miss Ruth Lacey in Cheyenne, Wyo, and with her tour the west. She left yesterday.
 Mrs. Charles Allison is spending several weeks in Pittsburg.
 MT. Herbert Going has returned from Florence, where he was guest at a house party for 10 days.
 After visit of several weeks to Miss Jamie Robinson, Miss Rosa Crook left Wednesday to join friends in Atlanta. and will spend the remainder of the heated term at Wrightsville Beach.
 Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan of Mont gomery, who has been at the Waukesha, Hot Springs, Ark, for several weeks, ia the house guest of Mrs. Porter Florence at Norwood.
 MT. J. B. Antrim spent the week in Brooklyn, leaving yesterday for Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey are ih New York city, having made the trip from Chicago in their motor last week They are probably the first Birmingham people to take this route, going all the way from this city to Chicago and then to New York by Automobile
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Meadow have re- turned after a six weeks trip to Col orado. MT. Meadow. who has recently become associated with the J. George Leyner Engineering Works of Denver as one of their local representatives in this territory, was in Denver on business.
 Mrs. C. w. Tolliver has as her guest Miss Matte Hammond of Nashville.
 Miss Aileen Thetford of Tuscaloosa Is the guest of Mrs. Lynch.
 Miss Lillian Hughes and Miss Maybeth Beddow will leave for Montgomery, where they go to be the guests Of Mrs. John B. Hughes. Little Miss Anna Hughes has returned from a visit to friends at Dora. Ala. Re- turning with her were two little friends, Nell and Thelma Mansfield, who will be her guests for a week. Mrs. Arthur Stewart of Marion and her two little daughters. Josephine and Fern are guests of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Minor Miss Mildred Ross and Miss Louise Ross will leave today for north Alabama and later visit to Iuka Springs. MT. H. B.. Payne has returned from a visit to Talladega. l Miss Kathleen vanHoose and Miss
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