The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-05
NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE

whence Sne WTOte recently lO lTleIu. i. 1T wish I could tell you about our in teresting trip. Italy was sunny. romantic, religious and artistic; Switzerland won derfully scenic; oberammergau an inspir- ation In itself; Holland, quaint and rest ful-and now gay Farce London Is next and then the good old United States. A grand trip" which after all tells the story of the pleasures enjoyed by this Birmingham party with an eloquent brev- lty.
 Mrs. John L.. Raul and children, and Mrs. J. B. Head are in Massachusetts. MT. and Mrs Hugh Morrow are expect ed home from Atlantic City the last of the week. His friends will be glad to learn that he Is convalescent after the Illness which made his return home necessary. Mrs Beverly Head and Miss Jamie Head are in Talladega Springs where Der.
 Mrs II. H. Shell expects to leave next week for Michigan.
 
 Mrs. solon Jacobs does not expect to leave the city again until September when she will go to New York to be the guest at house party with some friends on Long Island MT. Jacobs will join her In New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Leslie Fulenwider are still In the east.
 Mrs. Irwin Craig Porter of Florence is expected in Birmingham the last of the month to visit her mother Mrs. Wal lace. She will be accompanied by ner little son, Irwin Porter, Jr., and they will probably remain throughout Septem- Der and part of October. Afterward they will join MT. Porter In Oklahoma where their home will be In the future Mrs. Porter was formerly Miss Alethea Wallace of this city.
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 Miss Renfroe Embry of Ashville. Ala. will arrive tomorrow to be the guest ol Mrs Harry Walstrom. Miss Embry has q number of friends in Birmingham whe will give her welcome.
 
 Mrs. Richard Randolph is slowly regain ing health and strength. She is still al St. Vincent's hospital and 1t is hoped W ill be able to go from there directly t6 Blount Springs.
 Mrs. J. w. Peters and children have gone to Maine to spend the summer. They will be away until the middle or latter part of September.
 Mir and Mrs Mason J. billiard and children will leave next week for Vir- ginia. Later Mrs. billiard will join hei sister, Mrs. Henry Hyde in New York Mrs. Henry R. Howze, who has beer seriously i'll for the past month, is re- cuperating.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Davis ani Miss Maybelle Roden. who have beer spending some time at Wrightsville, hav' returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Cosby, Misses Nelle and Josephine Cosby and William Cosby. have gone to Monteagle, Tenn They will be away for several weeks.
 Mrs Lily Morrison and Miss Ida HI left Wednesday for an extensive trir east. They expect to visit Philadel- phia Atlantic City, New York, New Jersey, Scranton and other places.
 Miss Mary Douglass went yesterday for a weeks visit to Miss Nell Mill ligan at Heflin. On her return she will leave with her mother. Mrs Alice, M. Douglass, and her little broth or, Crawford Douglass, to visit In New York city and Toronto the brothers of her father. the late Crawford Doug lass She will return home in time to resume her studies at Ward sem mary at Nashville, where she was a very popular student last session, hay ing been elected vice president of the Sorority, the leading student club.
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Lopez left yes terday for Minneapolis. Davenport, Chi cago and Indianapolis.
 Mrs. E. T. Quigley will leave in a few days for the Massachusetts coast where she will join MT. and Mrs. E. N Cullom.
 Mrs. w. T. Cox plans to go to Macon Ga., next week to visit friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Drennen will leave the city on August 14. going to French Lick, Tate Spring and Atlantic City.
 Mrs. M. Wertheimer and Miss Rhetta Wertheimer left this week for Atlantic City and New York to be absent a month.
 MT. and Mrs. George Harris, Miss Jamies Harris, Miss Nellie Harris and Miss Dorsey Harris are planning 2 tiir to Atlantic City and other points or the coast. They will leave the city next week.
 Mrs George M. CruilSshank. her sis ter, Mrs. Walter Gulley, and Mrs. Gull ley's children will leave today fol Ash heville, N. O., to spend some time before going to Waynesville, where they will be until autumn. Mss Mary Cruik shank left last week for Waynes- vile and Is a member of Mrs. Mark Lewis house party.
 Miss Bessie Bonner left Thursday for a 10 days visit to relatives in Florence and Sheffield.
 Miss Jennie, Mobley of Atlanta has gone to Tate Spring. where she will re- main some time, chaperoned by Mrs John w. Tominson.
 Mir. and Mrs. John w. Dixon, Jr, and their children, and MT. and Mrs. Sam uel Anderson of Fittsview. Ala. have
  lde to stay in the country, greatly against IS sent to the country place, each time