The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03

 Fourteenth avenues Miss Claire Schultz of Stevenson is their guest.
 Mrs. James Bridges and children left this week to join MT. Bridges in Los An geles, Cal, where they will make their home.
 Mrs. Oscar Turner will leave this week for western tour.
 Mr. and Mrs. W B. Dowell returned yesterday from pleasant visit to Louis vile. Mrs. Robert Jemson, Jr., and children came home this week from Michigan, where they had a cottage for a part of the season
 Dr. and Mrs B. G. Copeland and their little daughters, Caroline Copeland and Jennie Hammond Copeland, are at home after spending August at Waukesha.
 Mrs. Laurens Block, who has been in Michigan this summer with her mother, Mrs. Bloom of Memphis, is expected home this week.
 Mrs John Wade Watts has returned from a short visit to relatives in Mont gomery.
 Miss Perry of Meridian is the guest Of Mrs. s. K. Yarbrough. s
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Donelson, who spent several delightful weeks at Shelby Springs, are at home.
 Miss Margaret Dewey will leave in few days for Virginia. She will enter Randolph-Macon Womans college later in the month.
 Miss Narcssa McGuirlS of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. Edward Houston.
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 MT L. Wolowitz and Mr B. M. Golgar left yesterday afternoon for visit of 10 days with relatives and friends in At lanta and Macon.
 Miss Helen Janette. who has spent eight months in Columbus, O.. studying voice with Samuel Richards Gaines, arrived in Birmingham this week to spend six weeks with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Jeanette. Miss Janette expects later to sing in opera, though the next four or five years will be spent In preparation She has received the most fattering crti- cisms and her teacher has just dedicated to her new song, Song O the Lass" which is said to be lovely
 Miss Glida Janette, who joined her sis- ter this spring in Columbus, and with her visited in Columbus and Evansville, re- turned to Birmingham this week.
 Mrs. Isaac Waring Tull has joined her sisters. Mrs. Harry Stanfield of Waucula. Fla, and Mrs. T. G. Howard of Selma, at the home of their parents in Pratt vile, and will remain a week.
 
 Mir Riley Vance Wilson left yesterday for Auburn to resume his studies in Au- burn
 Mrs. Thomas Lawson Mcdonald of Montgomery. who has been visiting Mrs. Al Wilson. left yesterday for Tulahoma. Tenn to be the guest of Mrs Ed Black wood.
 Mrs w. D. Hammett who has been with relatives in BlacKvriie, S. N. has gone to Virginia.
 Miss Catherine Matthews has returned after an absence. of two months While away she visited Augusta, Savannah, Tybee, Ga.: Aiken, Columbia. Charleston and Isle of Palms. s. c.
 Mrs. Robert w. Matthews of Columbia. $, C., with her small daughter, is the guest of Mrs. P. B. Matthews.
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 Miss Rosa Sims is now with Mrs. Ran som at 1900 Eleventh avenue, south. and was joined on September 1 by her mother. who has been in Memphis visit ing relatives the past month.
 Mrs. M. l.. Beck has returned from Canada, where she spent several weeks. While away she visited Halifax Char lottetown. Prince Edward Island, Tad ousac with it's famous old churches Que bee and many other points of interest, In Quebec she was at the Chateau Fronte- nae. the only hotel of it's kind in the world. and which in the language of the HideahoX barker. "mllst be saen tn hn.