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

The first all day meeting of the Metno- dist union in Birmingham district will be held at the Eleventh Avenue Metho- dist church on Tuesday morning at o'clock. Miss Wu of Loochoo, China. will address the meeting, and all members and officers are expected to be present. ,i The first meeting of the General Sumter chapter, D. A. R., will be held on Wednesday, October 1, at the residence of the regent, Mrs. N w. Trimble. . Miss Selene Rountree is the guest of her cousin, Miss Marguerite Galloway, ih Livingston.
 Mrs. David S. Anderson and Miss Tleanor Anderson have returned from tEeir summers outing In Tennessee and North Carolina They will be at home for the winter at POS South Seventeenth ave- nue.
 Miss Myrtle Miles is confined to her room by illness. MT. and Mrs. Harvey Brooks Roberts and Miss Elberta Taylor are spending the week end at St Clair.
 
 Mrs. Thomas D. Johnson is in Chatta- rooga
 Mrs. J. F. Nixon has returned from a visit to Mrs. w D. Partlow in Tus- caloosa.
 Miss Belle Wilkins of Selma is spend ing few days with Mrs. David Roberts. Miss Mimmo Greene and Miss Mary Greene will spend the next several weeks -in Montgomery.
 Miss Dell Pauk of Union Springs, who has been the guest of Miss Janet Bell, will return to her home today.
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 Mrs John W. Sibley and Miss Hettie Beach and Buffalo Lithia Springs Miss Sibley plans to leave in a few days for Washington college.
 MT. Joseph Benners of Washington, a two weeks stay with his parents, Judge and Mrs Benners.
 
 for her home In Meridian. She has been the honoree at several delight full affairs during her visit to Mrs. Knox Yarbrough.
 Miss Kathleen VanHoose has as her guest Miss Alice Coughlan of Gadsden. Miss Coushlan was formerly a Birm- ingham girl.
 Misses Loula and Annie Bradford will return today from St. Clair and Troy where they have spent the summer.
 
 Mrs Willia H. Orrison of Attalla is spending the week end with Mrs. Reid Lawson.
 MT. William Sharp has returned from North Carolina and New York.
 Mrs. Richard Lyman returns to her home in Jacksonville, Fla, today after fortnight spent with her mother, Mrs w. F. Conner.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hooper have re- turned from Snowden. It will be grati- lying to their many friends to know that MT. Hooper's health is much im- proved.
 Misses Mary and Ray Phillips of Meridian are visiting Mrs. William H. Davis.
 Miss Anna Berne Adams is in Chi cago.
 Misses Sarah and Mary Bryan are at home after a two weeks visit to Romo Ga. They have as their guest Miss Josephine Rupee of Rome.
 Miss Helen Coulburne arrived home yesterday from an outing in North Carolina.
 Mrs M N. Dabney returned yesterday from Asheville.. Miss Kate Dabney will remain in North Carolina until Novem- Der.
 Miss Mollie Nolin is in Knoxville.
 MT. David H. Kirkland, who is now the guest of his mother in Quebec, will sail the latter part of October for A trip around the world
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Nevins and family will return today from delightful trip to Chicago and other lake points.
 Mrs. Ida Adams left yesterday for her home in Nashville She was ac- companied by Mrs. c. T. Randall.
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