The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 30) -----------~---~->~-->~ tend the congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution as delegate from the Eufaula chapter. where she has kept her membership throughout her residence in Birmingham. Miss Barnett will probably remain in the east until Autumn.
 Miss Martha Dabney returned last night Miller in New Orleans and a stay of sev- eral weeks in Pass Christian.
 Mir and Mrs Julian Wright Moody have returned from viist of several weeks to Mrs Moody's mother, Mrs. L. Y. Dean in Eufaula. They have taken apartments at the Munger residence a. Highland circle
 Mrs. E. A. Wilson, who has been visit ing her parents in Atlanta, was called home yesterday because of the Illness of her brother, MT. Edward Estes. whose friends viii be grleved to learn that al hope for his recovery has been abandoned
 Mir Matt Murphy will attend the Eas- ter holiday dances at Washington and Lee university.
 Mrs J. P. Mahoney of Atlanta and Mrs Nora Miller of Dadevile are guests oi Mrs. J. G. Whitfield. She will entertain her bridge club and a number of addi. tional guests in their honor Thursday att ernoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Starks will arrive i,l ID; to ott the marriage of their brother MT Homer StarFs, and Miss Crittenden,. which will occur that morning
 Miss Margaret Reynolds of Anniston will arrive Thursday to be the guests o Miss Julia Chenoweth until after tht Eager-Johnston wedding.
 MT. and Mrs. Monro Bannister La. . nier returned from New Orleans this week after a stay of several months with her parents, MT. and Mrs Chris tan F.. Leach.
 Mrs. G. B. Neal. who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Platten for some time, will leave in few days for Columbus, Miss, accompanied hy Miss Mabel Platten, and together they will spend some time with rela- tives.
 Mrs. Edward c. Dugas left Friday for Augusta, Ga, to be the house guest of Mrs. Tennent Houston and to att tend the wedding of her daugh ter, Madge, to MT. Robert Rood. Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Drakeford Of Denver, Colo, left the early part of the week for Atlanta. For the past month Mrs. ADrakeford has been the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs Thomas R. Gockel.
 
 k Mrs. Violet Silks friends. win be grieved to learn that she is seriously i'll at her home. 21t7 Eighth avenue. Miss Gladys Anderson will leave to- morrow for Sewanee to be present al the -Aost-Lenten festivities. Mrs. Willard Harwell. who has been visiting friends in Meridian, Miss, will visit her sister, Mrs. James Gallacher in Norwood. Professor Lang of An niston, Robert Lang of Jasper, and John Lang of Carbon Hill before re- turning home.
 MT. and Mrs. William Northington have returned after a delightful visit to MT. and Mrs. Bogacki in Mont gomery. A pleasant feature of the visit. was an automobile trip to At lanta. where they spent several days. They were joined ba Miss Olivia Be- Eacki. who has been astudent this year lat Agnes Scott college, but returned l be at school during the close of the semester
 MT. H. o. Steele of StatesviIle, N. C., arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mrs. K. A. Parker on South Eleventh avenue. Mrs. H. o, Steele of sstatesville, N. C., is to be one of the soloists for Cumberland Presbyterian church this | morning and at the Second Presby- terian church this evening. Mrs. w. W. Quinn has spent the past week in Mobile as the guest oi her sister. Mrs. J. L. Coleman. Mrs. Houston Davis, who has been seriously Ill at St. Vinoent's hospital as the result of an operation for ap pendicitis, Is convalescent and was re- moved to her home Yesterday.
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 MT. and Mrs. R. W. Lytle have re- turned after two months absence in the east, MT. Lytle underwent a se- rious operation while in Baltimore, but is much benefited.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Porter Cald well of Twelfth avenue, north have named their baby daughter Edith Nell.
 
 Miss Olga Hocomb Whitr-ef pcp- 'sacola, who is visiting Miss Edith Sparrow, is gifted dramatic roaue. and a young woman of great, personal attraction. Since her, graduation from the Emerson School of Oratory she has had many successes that assure for her a brilliant career.