The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Miss Sarah Harris Tucker, Miss Martha ! Peck and Miss Josephine Chapman of Cedartown, Ga, are in Birmingham to at- nd the marriage ceremony of Miss Harris and Mr. Hood. They are with MT. and Mrs. ". T. Hill at Mountain Terrace. \
 
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Adams returned this week from Atlanta. Mrs. Adams has ben absent several weeks and was joined this week by Mir. Adams. Mrs. Robert West of Roanoke, and Mrs J. F. Moody of Franklin, Ga. are guests of MT. and Mrs. Wade Wood
 Mrs. A. P. Sims, who has been i'll for several weeks at St. Vincent's hospital, is improving and able to receive her friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank wadsworth and children of Fuskegee are guests of MT. and Mrs Charles Motion. They came up from South Alabama in their car, stop ping at several places en route. MT. Orville Coston, who underwent an operation this week for appendicitis, is resting well and expects to return to his hame from the infirmary this week. Miss yelma Lawrence is visiting a Judson classmate, Miss Algie Ashe. in Sheffield.
 Mrs. T. J. Kidd and children, James and Margaret, left yesterday for the country to spend the month of June. Mir and Mrs. Frank Norris have re- turned from delightful visit to Sarasota Springs, Fla.
 Miss Charlotte Jackson of Tuscumba is the guest of Miss Anna B. Adams. Mrs. D. M. Drennen has as her guest Miss Lutie Patton of Florence who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Robert Me David.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Francis are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Scott in Nor wood.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Shaw, who are tour ing South America, are at present in Llama, Peru. They sailed from Panama on the ship which carried the newly ap- pointed minister and his wife from the United States to Peru.
 The mixed quartet at the Eleventh
 
 Lord Is My Light" by Parker. and That Beautiful Land Somewhere" by Kath- leen. at the service this morning. MT McGill giving the solos. At the evening service at o'clock Rock of Ages" by Buck. and Softly Now the Light ot | Day." by Nevin. will be sung. Mrs. Pal mer and Miss Reynolds will be the even ing soloists.
 MT and Mrs. Edward Terry Smith have named their little son Edward Terry, Jr
 
 Miss Marie Brooks will leave today fol Portland, Ore, to visit her sister. Mrs George Eastman. She will be present al | the annual rose festival.
 Miss Annie B1inn returned Wednesday afternoon from Washington. Miss Blinn who expected to attend June week al Annapolis and also Washington and Lee and Virginia Military institute finals, was recalled to Birmingham by the serious illness of her father. MT Blinn is much better, however, and will be able to be | removed to his home in another week.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Shapiro are now at 1912 Tenth avenue, South. Misses Garrett and Baker who have been visiting Miss Estelle Strickland in Norwood, have returned to their homes
 
 | Mrs E. H. Wrenn, Jr. was called tc Greenwood S. C., her former home, sev- eral days ago on account of the serious condition of her brother, who suffered 8 stroke of paralysis l Mir. J. P. Farrell of Jackson, Miss. is | visiting his daughter, Miss Rosa Ear rell while in the city MT. Farrell will be the welcome guest of Mir. and Mrs | R. E. Donovan.