The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25

inc Matthews have gone to Augusta, Ga. and will visit in Aiken, s. C., and Colum- bia before returning home,
 Miss Mattie Lee Hughes will leave this week for Cleveland. O., and Lexington, Ky, where she will spend three months with relatives. Before returning she will visit Mammoth Cave.
 The many friends of Miss Sara Short will be glad to learn that she is rapidly dctis recently performed at the Cope Solomon Wilder infirmary
 Mrs. Agnes Leftwich, who has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. John Car michael, Mrs. Horace Hall and Mrs. Seymour Perkins, has returned to Mobile, where she is making her home with her brother. She was accompanied by Mrs 1 Perkins, who, after visiting in Mobile fol in Selma, her former home.
 MT. Franklin Moore is the guest of a | schoolmate MT. Ted Devant, in Roanoke Va. He will return home next week, ac- companied by Mr. Devant, who will be his guest.
 Miss Cecile Rich arrived Friday from Smith College, where she is student and will spend the summer with her parents, MT. and Mrs. S. Rich.
 
 Mrs. Irwin Craig Porter arrived yester- day from Oklahoma to visit her mother, Mrs. Neal Wallace. Mrs. Porter was formerly Miss Alethea Wallace of this city and numbers her friends here by the score. She will remain throughout the heated term.
 Mrs. Lee Cotton is spending a part of the summer in Eastbrook Springs. Tenn. Mrs. o. l.. Stephenson and children left this week for Sewanee. Tenn.
 
 Judge John H. Miller was the host at a box party this week at the Majestic for Miss Claudia Smith of Prattvile, the guest of Miss Sadie Smith of Norwood In the coterie were Miss Sadie Smith. Miss Claude Smith, Miss Ella Lewis Wade, MT Miller, Mr. Nelson and Dr. w. R. Gum.
 Mrs. Pauline Rice who has been the guest of relatives in Vicksburg Miss, for some time, has returned home
 
 Mrs. Caroline Towne, Mir Charles Towne, Mir. Frank Towne, MT. James Ab- bott and MT John Shearer of Boston will arrive in Birmingham tomorrow to at tend the Towne-Gilespe wedding
 Miss Carlotta Smith sailed yesterday for Europe, where she VII travel with her aunt Mrs. Gessner T. Smith of Colum- time to enter Wellesley college.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Dan A. Hogan have named their daughter Mary Elizabeth Mrs. Archie Mcdonald and Miss Helen Wynn of Huntsville are the interesting guests of Mrs. F. B. Clements.
 Mrs. Ben Meyer and Mrs. Leo Rich and son will leave today for Petoskey. Mich. They will be accompanied by Miss Bernice Berlin of St. Louis.
 Miss Dollle Berlin, who has been the guest of Mrs. Leo Rich is now visiting Mrs Morris Marx, 172S South Twentieth street.
 Mesdames A. J. and Katherine Finlay- son of Selma, who have been visiting for several days Mrs. Robert Strickland in Norwood, have returned home.
 Miss Emile Clark of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. s. T. Scholar Miss Clark has number of friends who will be glad to know that she is in the city. Mrs. c. Y. Benjamin, after spending the winter with Mrs. Sloss, has gone to the gulf coast. accompanied by her daughter Mis- Jeannette Benjamin, and ! son, Adrian carl Bentamin The twentY-third annual picnic of 1 the students and alumni of the | Wheeler Business college will be 1 held al Blount Springs next Wednes- day, the train leaving the Louisville and Nashville station at 6:15 q. m. A very large gathering is anticipated.
 Mr. David z. Anderson leaves foi | San Francisco this week