The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-24

| liitiluS III 9Ouln 1dIOAiud. Mrs. John Oates and her little daugh- ter Vera Webb Oates, are expected home October l from North Carolina. They were in Balsam for several weeks but are now with relatives in Charleston, s. C. Mrs. II. C. Crelly, who has been i'll at St. vincents hospital, has been removed to her home and is now convalescent.
 
 Mir and Mrs Counselman have returned from Virginia, where they nave spent the summer.
 Mrs Lester Fossick has returned from Iuka Springs, Miss, and other points. pr. John Wade Watts has been called to Montgomery because of the serious illness of his little nephew, Thomas Watts, who has diphtheria. The little boy has visited Dr. and Mrs. Watts a number of times and he has many friends here who hope for. his recovery.
 Miss Nettie Beall has gone to Marion to resume her studies at Judson college. Mrs. Laurens Block is at home after spending the summer in Michigan with her mother, Mrs. Bloom of Memphis. MT. and Mrs. John c. Carmichael have returned from Missouri, where they spent three very delightful weeks. They were for time guests at a ranch on the highest peak of the Ozark mountains and visited in Springfield and Hollister.
 
 Master Vestus Brock. the little son ot Mrs. Marion Wilson Brock is recover ing from serious attack of typhoid fever at his home on North Highlands.
 
 MT. Vivian Pendleton Gaines, Jr, of Mobile has returned to his home after spending the summer with his sister, Mrs. w. C. Clisby.
 Miss Carrie Tate Gaines of Mobile, who has spent the summer at Chalbeate Springs, Ky, and Nashville, arrived yes terday to visit her sister Mrs W. C. Clisby, while en route to her home. Mir and Mrs. Harry Lee Koenlg came home yesterday morning after a visit 10 MT. Koenig's relatives in Columbus and Zanesville, O., and to friends in Toledo and Detroit. A boat trip from the latter city to Buffalo and Niagara Falls was one of the most pleasant episodes of their trip.
 Mr Branch Fletcher left yesterday morning for his home in Tndianola, Miss, after a visit to his sister, Mrs. J. k. Frazier.
 sss
 Mrs, William NJ. Walker and children are expected today from Michigan. Miss Nellie Worthington has returned from a delightful western trip. She toured several western states in an automobile party with friends from Columbus, O., and included Yellowstone park and other show places of the west in an interesting itinerary.
 Mrs. R. C. Hemphill and Miss Kate Hemphll Perry are at home after passing the summer in Virginia.
 
 Mrs L. H. Winns and sister, Miss s. " Wright, says the Colorado Springs Gazette. who have been visiting points of interest in this region for the last two months, will leave fin a few days. Hiss Wright will go to Boston, where she win spend the winter in the Leland Powers School of Expression. Mrs. Winns re- turns to her home in Birmingham.
 
 Miss Margaretta Williams has returned from Tennessee and will reopen her kin dergarten October ? at 1918 Twelfth ave nue, south.
 
 Miss Eunice Coston will leave to- day for Atlanta to become a member of the Library Training school in that city.
 Mrs. Culpepper Exum and children will leave the city this morning. MT. and Mrs. Horace Adams have taken an apartment at The Levert
 
 Miss Hazel Snead will leave tomor- row to enter Boaz seminary.
 
 Mrs. Joe Greene has returned home from the Talley inhrmary where she underwent an operation for appendi- citis.
 MT and Mrs. Frank P. Glass are reg istered at the Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Frank F, Ellis and children. Anne Perkins Ellis, M. Porter Ellis and Frank F. Ellis, Jr, have returned after spending the summer in Virginia. Their friends will be sorry to know that Frank F. Jr, Is quite sick.
 There will be a meeting of the board of directors of the Mercy Industrial School for Girls Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the parish house, Church of the Advent. A fVl attend ance is urged, especially of commit tees, as it Is desired to hear reports. It is expected that the school will be ready for an opening october 10. Mrs. John Jemson has returned from her summer home in Lafayette and has gone to New York, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Jemison, whom she will place in school, and her son, Will Jemison.
 MT. W. F. G. Harding and his three daughters, Miss Elizabeth Harding, Miss Margaret Harding and Miss Alice Hard ing left yesterday for New York The estant Episcopal institution at ,Peekskill, on the Hudson, about 50 miles from New York city.
 Gen. Louis V. Clark and Miss Augusta Clark left yesterday for Peekskill, N. r., where Miss Clark will become student at St. Mary's.
 Mrs Culpepper Exum and children will leave this morning for Atlantic City. and later New York, to be absent several months.
 Mrs. Frank G. Kinney and Miss Mary Kinney will go to Atlantic City this morning with Mrs. Exum. Mrs. Kin ney will go from Atlantic City to kan sas City, and Miss Kinney will remain with her sister, Mrs. Exum, through out the winter.