The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-12

morning that she was seriously In
iured in a street car accident while
visiting a friend In New Jersey. Miss
Biggars is we'll known here as the
house guest of Miss Helen Rosa Ran
dolph. whom she visits every season.
Messages state that she is expected to
recover from her injuries.
Mrs. celeste Crawford is the house
guest of Mrs. S. X. Fleming in Mont
gomery.
Miss Laura oliver and Miss Annie
Lon Thompson are expected TINS week
from Montgomery to visit Mrs. X. VI
Nails.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. x. Campbell and
Miss Jean Campbell will leave FRIDAY
for an interesting tour of the west.
They will visit Durango, Manitou, Col
orodo Springs and other points In Col
orado and later will go through fei-
owstone park.
Miss Mary Campbell Will spend "a
part of the heated season in cheyenne
Wv. with Miss Ruth Lacey, whose
visit to her last winter is remembered
In society with much pleasant inter-
est. They will tour the west in Mr..
I.acey's private car. Miss Campbell
plans to leave Friday.
Miss Ruby Lawhon of Livingston.
Ala. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w.
A. Battle, 1917 South Eighteenth street.
Miss Lawhon is a graduate of the state
university and has many college FRIENDS
in Birmingham who will be glad to
welcome her.
Miss Frances Dashiells of Columbus,
Miss, has returned to her nome AFTER
a charming visit to Miss FANNIE DUNN
Miss Dashiell was one of the attractive
visitors in the school set and her de-
parture is deeply regretted by scores
of young people.
Miss Orline Barnett is visiting in
Montgomery, where she has been the
recipient of many lovely courtesies. She
will be one of the honorees at bid
domino party tomorrow evening, given
by her hostess, Miss Katherine Whit
field.
Miss Martha Armstrong left yester-
day for Montgomery TO visit Mrs NJ.
B. Gesner, after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. r. W. Ewing.
Mrs. N. A. Frye of Admission is the
house guest of her son, Mr.. John
H. Frye. Mrs. Frye and Master job n
FRYE Jr., are in Canada, where tn y
will remain until late in September.
her grandmother, Mrs. D. Smith, 291l
Avenue G.
Mr. P. j. Smith has returned from a
delightful visit to Louisville. Cincinna ii,
Chicago and his old home at Madison,
Ind.
Mrs. Wilbur f. Kelley, accompanied by
Mrs. Whitfield and Miss Hazel Edwards,
left today for GAINESVILLE, Tenn, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. Lane, Miss Freda Lane and
Miss Edith Uhl are spending several days
al Fayetteville and Talladega Springs.
Mr.. Joe Walker has arrived home from
I,ehigh. He expects to go to Niagara
Falls in August and will also attend the
Phi Delta Theta convention.
Mr.. George Watkins has gone to
Shreveport, La. for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nabb, Miss. Estelle Nabs
and Miss Susie Nabb will leave the latter
part of the month for an EXTENDED sum-
mer trip, including Atlantic City, Buffalo
Cleveland and other points.
Mrs. Hubert Drennen is spending por-
ton of the summer in Maryland and
North Carolina.
Miss Ethel Bell Neal left Sunday for
st. Louis to visit her sister, Mrs. Law
rsnce She will enter school there in
September.
Mrs. r. H. Woodrow, Miss Frances
woodrow Miss Susie Norment and Miss
Adele Shaw have gone to Chautauqua,
N. 7.
Among the Birmingham people who viii
tour the east in motor cars this summer
are: Mr. and Mra Robert Iemison. Sr..