The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-21
NOTES AND PERSONALS
 OF WELL. KNOWN PEOPLE


 Miss Irene Whiteside of Chattanooga is Johnson, and will remain, another week or ten days
 Mrs. A. w. B. Johnson, her two sons, Eugene and A. W. B., Jr., and her little daughter, have returned after two months absence, They visited their for mer home in Mount Vernon, H., and other places in the state.
 Mrs. Vincent Ferguson has returned from delightful visit to her niece In Haddonsfield, N. J., and to Philadelphia Herr stay in Haddonsfield was enlivened with interesting motor trips to the various towns on. the coast, and the sroads Mrs. Ferguson pronounces sperfect.
 Mrs. Tlournoy Rivers is enjoying a va cation trip of unusual pleasure. It in- cludes a stay in Cleveland. Ohio a visit to New York, where she has been ten deret the occupancy of. the home of a friend who is touring Europe, and a cruise with party of friends on the At lantic coast. She will return home in September
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Cooper. who are former Birmingham residents, are visitors
 
 tomoble from Kansas City. making the trip very' pleasantly. and entirely without mishap, in five days. He was accom- panied by his brother. MT. J. T. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nabb and Miss Estelle Nabb are. at the Hotel Nether- lands in New York city.
 MT and Mrs. J. R. Gardner and their son. J. R Gardnar. .Tr of J211 T,,scolaoeo avenue, are in the mountains of North Carolina. They are at present at the Athenokon. Brevsrd
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Jones, who have been making their home in Charlotte, N. C., have returned to live in this city and are at home at 1900 Eleventh avenue south, with Mrs. Ransom.
 Mrs. Paschal Shook left yesterday aft ernoon for Cleveland and Pittsburg to visit her sisters, Mrs. Arthur Eastwood and Mrs. Albert Lynn.
 Miss Martha Dabney and Miss Vernon Marks left yesterday for Montgomery, where they will be among the out-of- town guests at the McPherson-M Marks wedding next Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. F. Graham returned last night after delightful tour of the west She visited points in California. Colorado and other western states besides enjoying the Yellowstone park trip and was absent from home a month.
 Mrs. Benedict Boshwitz. is-t the guest of. relatives in Meridian.
 Mrs. Charles Sibley will leave next week for Chicago to spend a fortnight
 
 MT. R. F. Gould and Miss Gould of,Mo-. bile are guests of the Hotel Hillman. Mrs. Larry Smith expects to leave in a flow days for Bay Minette and other points on the coast. Mrs. J. A. Woods has returned from Washington, where she visited her daughter.
 Mrs. Walter Lansford and Miss Lotta Hawkins are spending a few days in Brilliant, Ala, as the guest of Mrs. J.. T. Lipscomb.
 Miss Tyler Fields will leave next week for Greenwood, S. C., to visit relatives
 
 Miss Loula Lyde of Dallas, Tex, is the guest of MT. and Mrs John 10. Morriss. She will remain until August l.
 MT. and Mrs. James Coleman are at present In Greeley, Col They intend to remain in the west until October l. Mrs. Joel F. Webb and children, who have been in Talladega for three weeks on account of the death of Mrs. Webb's mother, Mrs. J. A. Powe will return to the city next week.
 Mrs, T. J. Kidd and her children, James and Margaret, are visiting relatives in Harpersvile Ala.
 Miss Eula Weakley and her guests, Miss Willie Benham Reeder. Miss Florence Riddle and Miss Pauline Darnell left yesterday for Florence. Ala. where Miss Reede' will entertain house party. ' Miss Leona Plosser has gone to LaFay- cite, Ala, to be a member of a small house rarty given by Miss Allen. Miss Fife Bennett left yesterday for vacation trip to Point Clear.
 Mrs. Edward Erswell, Miss Kathleen
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