The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-12

home in Muscogee, Okla. last Friday. Mrs. Franke was Miss Corinne Sommer, a popular young woman of this city. Post cards were sent to her friends from the various points along her journey. one Of the most interesting being a snapshot of herself just before ascending in an aero plane.
 Mrs. J. B. Ellis of Selma is the in- te.esting guest of Mrs. William W orth- ington.
 MT. W. N. Malone went to New York last week and awaited the return of Mrs. Malone and Robert Malone from Europe at the Hotel Wolcott. The Malones were passengers of the Columbia Mrs. Charles O. Locke and Miss Eliz- abeth Locke are at the Hotel Vol cott in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. John M. Caldwell are stil in New York, and 1t is not known when they will return to Birmingham.
 
 Mrs. B. c. Copeland's guest, Mrs. R. Sellers of Coleman. Fla, has returned to her home after charming visit.
 
 Dr. Charles Drennen of Orlando, Fla,
 
 by his many friends. He spent the day in the city as the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Drennen. while en route to Hot Springs, Ark. to visit his daughter, Mrs. Marion Aldridge, Jr.
 MT. N. L. Steele is at French Lick Springs for 10 days visit. Mrs. E. G. Chandler is spending some time at Glen Falls, N. Y. Mrs Louise Bankhead Perry is the guest of Mrs. T. O. Thompson. having arrived here from her home in Jasper on last Friday.
 Mir and Mrs. solon Jacobs are in Att lantc City, from which place they have sent cards to Birmingham friends. Miss Mena Buck. who has spent the summer abroad arrived in New York Sunday and is expected in Birmingham this week.
 Mrs. Shirley B. Hunter, Jr., who has been spending the hot months on the great lakes, Is now in Chicago, where Mir Hunter has joined her They expect to make an extended trip through the east. returning to Birmingham the last of October.
 
 Her friends will be glad to know that Mrs William M Lindsay, who has spent some time at Waukesha has returned much improved. She was accompanied by her three interesting daughters, Aieen, Marie and Helen. While away they visited Oconomowoc, Lake Geneva. Milwaukee and Chicago.
 MT John l.. Sims has returned from a visit to points in Virginia, New York and Canada, and will in few days leave on the circuit of the United States court of appeals.
 Miss Margaret Weliborn has returned to her home in Annston after a visit to Mrs. Stephen Smith.
 
 Miss Brooks Thomas has returned to her home in Woodlawn after an extended visit to relatives In Mississippi. Maj. D. M. Scott of Selma has returned after a visit to Birmingham.
 Miss Elizabeth Morris returned today after a visit of several days to Mrs James l.. Tanner of Gadsden. Mrs. William Cooper Whiteside of An niston and little daughter, Alice Cath crime. are the guests of Birmingham friends.
 Miss Margaret Ligon of Birmingham is the guest of c. A. Armentrout and family in Anniston.
 Mrs. Allen Durham and little daughter ard Miss Ellen Smith have returned after visit to Mrs. Lewis Shepherd at Alta mede,'' in Chattanooga.
 Mrs W. l.. Murdoch has returned after a delightful visit to Massachusetts. She has been absent the greater part. of the summer and besides her stay at Scituate Beach and at her sisters lovely sum- mer home. enjoyed a number of motor trips to Newport and other fashionable places.
 Mrs. E. H. Andrews has joined her daughter, Mrs. James Martin in Aber- deen, Md.
 Mrs. John Martin and Mr James A. Martin are expected home today from Paris Tex.