The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION OF
 WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

PERSONAL MENTION OF
 WELL KNOWN PEOPLE pr. and Mrs. George H. Stubbs are spending the late summer in Massachu- setts. They are now in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. W. G. Agee and family are spending the summer in their coun- try home on Shades mountain. Maj. and Mrs E. M. Tutwiler. who are | touring Europe are now in London.
 
 Mrs. Herbert Tutwller Is the guest of relatives in Easonvile, Va. | MT. and Mrs. Van Bailey of St. Louis are spending the late summer in Denver. | Col. Mrs. Bailey is expected in Brminy- | ham early in the fall. to be the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. A. o. Lane.
 Miss Mary zelle Crow who has beee the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. w. Toliver | for several weeks past. expects to leave today for her home in Kentucky.
 Mrs Martha Truss and Mss Lucy Truss are spending three weeks in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. k. w. Jordan have re- turned from their plantation near Calcis, I <Ald's HlicIt lntS rPcHl petit ol tiie summer.
 1 Mrs. Hampton Brown is visiting her father in Newman, Ga. |
 Miss Gamalie Dixon. Miss Helen Rosa Randolph and MT. Callahan of New York went to Rome, Ga, yesterday for a short visit to Miss Dxons aunt. They made the trip in MT. Callahan's automobile. | | Mrs. James A. Martin, who Is visiting relatives near Baltimore and friends in Aberdeen. Miss, is expected to reach home September 1.
 Mrs. Henry Gray is at Lake Chautal- September 1. She Is expected home at that time after an absence of several months.
 Mrs. Sterling Foster is with relatives in Union Springs. She will be home the last of August.
 Mrs. John ". Sibley Miss Hettie Sibey Miss Dorothy Johnson and Miss Cary Johnson are expected home the last of next week after a delightful stay at Wrightsville Beach,
 MT. Frank Lane is spending a fortnigh. at Beleyiew.
 Mrs Harry Wheelock and Miss Mabel Wheelock left Monday afternoon for New York, where they will spend week at the Hotel Imperial before going to James, port, l.. l., to remain until October l.
 
 MT. Joe Walker, who underwent an op- eration last week at St. Vincents hospi- tai for appendicitis. is convalescent
 
 MT. Robert Bradley, who has been ser- ously i'll following an operation for ap- pendicitis, is also reported resting very we'll.
 Mrs T. S. Smith is expected to return tomorrow from Monteagle.
 Mrs. C. w. Toliver will leave today with Miss Zelle Crow. who has been her guest, for Nashville. where they will spend the weekend, and later d visit to Mrs. Crows mother in Franklin. Ky.
 
 pr. and Mrs Gill, who have been for some time in Cleveland, Ohio, left a few days ago for Boston. where Dr. Gill is to be stationed in the Charleston navy yard until the end of the year Mrs. Gill is delightfully."- remembered here as Miss Lucy Armes.
 Mrs. Burr Ferguson has returned to her home from St. Vincents hospital and is rapidly reganing her strength after her recent illness.
 MT. F. C. Linen. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Downey Of Birmingham are now having a very enjoyable stay at the Hotel Bal sam, Balsam, N. c.
 Mrs Lindey Mcclure and her little son. T.. C., Jr, arrived last night from Macon, Ga, to visit her mother Mrs. & B. Moor Mrs. Thomas w O'Byrne left yester- day to visit her sister. Mrs. R. O. Kauf- man. and her son, Fsllon OByrne, at Helena, Mont. She will be accompanied to Chicago by MT. Thomas w. O'Byrnc. Miss Fife Wagner and Miss Mary Was- ner have returned to their summar home after motor trip to Fort Deposit pleasant feature of their visit to Fort Deposit was a camping party given in their honor by Captain Davis. They were chaperoned by MT, and Mrs c. l.. o'Ncal. Miss Adelaide Cunningham, who has been the guest of Miss Amelia Worth ington for the past two weeks, plans to leave today for Huntsville to visit other friends.
 Miss Juddie Lynch has joined her sister, Miss Clarie Lynch. in Detroit. The latter has been guest at a house party at St. Clair Beach. From Detroit they will go to Niagara Falls and then to Chicago to visit friends for the remainder of the month.
 Mrs. Samuel Hart, IT., her children, Russell and Mary Louise. and her sister. Miss Margaret Russell. have returned home after pleasant visit to relatives, at Columbus. Ca. Mrs. Harts former home They also visited Albany, Pelham, Meigs and Americus, Ga. Mrs. Hart received many social attentions while away.
 The many friends of Mrs. Vernon Holmes will be very glad to know of her rapid recovery from serious illness at a local infirmary.
 Mrs w F. Russell and her daughte. Miss Exer Elizabeth Russell, left a few days ago for points in Georgia to sperd two months with relatives and friends Miss Emily Russell. who left a few days ago for Columbus, Albany, Pelham and Meigs, is receiving many pleasant courteses. Columbus s Miss Russell's former home. She will return in about three weeks.
 Miss Clifford Hart fig at home after a rIoo pt xieIt fo relativee T,,,a