The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
where she will be student during th coming year.

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 mother in Sabbatha Kan MT. Truman Aldrich, Jr., is in Sand
 wich. Mass, having joined Mrs. Aldricr
 there about a week ago. 1 Mrs. Barnes Morgan and her guest, Mis-: Avis Ehrman, have returned from de-
 lightful visit to Quincy. Fla. Mrs. McCrory and her daughter, Mist verna Mccrory, have returned from 3
 pleasant visit to relatives at Woodland
 Georgia.
 The regular and advisory boards oi l the Mercy Home will have their regu
 lar meeting at the home on Tuesday
 morning at 10:30. | MT. and Mrs. Sam Rich and family
 are registered at the Windsor hote | in Montreal. | Mrs. A. O Lane is spending the week
 end with her sister, Mrs. Badham, al
 Blount Springs. Miss Clio Mcdonald of Aberdeen Miss, is expected soon as the guest of | Miss Martha Glover.
 Mrs L. A. Eldred and Miss May Han sis have returned from the north The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. H. will have a meeting on Monday after | noon at the K. C. hall at o'clock. They will also give card party at the K. C. hall on Wednesday afternoon for the benefit of the organization. MT and Mrs. Harvey Lacey have re- turned to the city after an absence of several months and are occupying their cottage on South Thirtieth street. Mr Courtney Henley leaves tomor-
 row for San Francisco. where he will join his mother. Mrs. J. c. Henley. They will sail the latter part of the month for trip around the world. Miss Emily Somerville has returned from Mentone. where she has been as the guest of Miss Dorothy Orr. MT. Hanson Ford and Mr Halsey
 Ford have returned from trip through Canada.
 Mrs. Mark Lewis and children have returned from California. Miss Lucille Jackson will return to- morrow after a fortnight's visit to Miss Orline Barnett. Mrs. J. K Adams is Tn Montgomery MT. and Mrs Henry Howze are now in New York, where they will spend
 some time with MT. Marion Howze, on Governors Island. MT. Dixie McCrossin has entered. the University of Alabama. 1 MT. and Mrs. Chappelle Corey are at their country home on Turkey creek. Mrs. A. H. Ford has returned from North Carolina. Miss Mary Ratliff is the guest of Miss Mary Gray and Mrs. Edward Crawford in Atlanta. Mrs. Lewis Morris has recently re- turned from Asheville. Mrs. NJ NJ. Douthit of Mobile, who has been the guest of Mrs. l.. c. Brans-
 comb, has gone to Tnuscaloosa where she will visit her brother, MT. Mims McGehee. e A6EH FA& EM Y
 Miss Florence Hughley is attending g the exposition in Knoxville. | Mrs. A. A. Hogan and daughter, Miss
 Jennie, have gone to St. Clair for a sev- eral weeks stay. MT. J. R. Sellers will return tonight from New York, where he has been for two weeks Mir. Marian Elias Hogan left Wednesday for Auburn to enter school. MT. Powell Baker and MT George Ba-
 ker have joined the coterie oS Birming-
 ham boys at Auburn
 MT. William Hayden Brooks is also in Auburn.
 Miss Adelaide Culp of Washington, D. C.. is the guest of Mrs. H. J. Porter. MT. and Mrs J. NJ. Caldwell are at the
 Hotel Walcott in New York city. MT. and Mrs. c. P. Underwood have re- turned from their wedding trip and are in their own home at 716 South Twenty
 eighth street. Mrs. Horace Adams Miss Murray Adams and Miss Nell Thomson have re- | turned from an extended eastern trip.
 They visited Chicago, Lake Chautauoua, Buffalo, Niagara and various Canadian points.
 | Miss Nell Thomson is the guest of Mrs. l A. Latady.
 | MT and Mrs. J. B. Adams have closed I their Shades Mountain cottage and are
 occupying their home on Rose avenue. | They spent August on the Lakes. Mrs. William D. Lee, Mrs w. T. Poe,
 Miss Imogen Poe and Mrs. E. A. Jones
 have returned from months visit to the mountains of North Carolina. l Mrs K. A. Jones of Greensboro Is che
 guest of Mrs. William Dill | Mir. and Mrs. l.. Piztz and children
 have returned from an extended eastern trip, which they made in their large tour ing car.
 Mrs. J. M. Lowery is expected home
 from New York today. l Misses Ethel and Agnes Harrule will
 return Monday from Blount Springs,
 where they have spent the past three
 months.
 Mrs Hamilton wilkens sailed from New
 York on September g for southern Italy. l