The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-18

spent some time on the Pacific coast, in Portland and points ir Washington state. A tour Of Yellowstone park was made before they returned for a final visit to Mrs Kaufman in Montana and a brief stay in Kansas City and St Louis. Mrs. Robert Baugh and children are eS- rected home in a few days from WVthe- viGe, Va, where they passed the sum raer
 Mrs Bessie Brown Caldwell left Sun day for Louisville, Ky, to De absent sevc ral weeks.
 Miss Frances Summers of Hopkinsville Ky, will be in BIrmingl'am tn'S after noon to visit Miss Virginia Abbott Tor few days before gong 10 AieNaiiolia to he with Miss Sue Hardie. She is re- memoered as an attractive visitor Of last winter. when she spent some time With Miss hbbctt.
 Miss Ressle May Thompson felt few days ago fo. LynchbuTg, Va, to enter Aandolpli- Macon Woman's college. MISS Thompson is already the p"ssessoi or de- grees from two of the mos; distinguished pdt,, ational institutions of tr- co1r+rs and hnr decision to spend this year in study is not q surprise to those who know the depth of her int s;cet ard her n.oad cul' ure.
 MT. and Ms T. U Thomps'n plan to leave early in October Tor DanVlie' va wHele they will spend tie winter.
 
 The friends of MT Clyde w. Ennis will regret to know of his illness. He is at ais home, 12CO South Eighteenth avenue. - Mir. Ho,a ace Adams Is spending fort night with Mrs Adams father, Dr. Bucharan, in Atlanta.
 Mrs. Robert W. Ewing ard her httie son, Robert Wickiffe, Jr., who have been spending the summer iE FctosAey Mlch' are expected hine th's week. Mrs. Mar, NJ. Ewing is reported rest ing well and recovering rapidly from the | aflorts of sn operation i'ne IS, however still at tEe South Hsr,and infirmary. Her daughter Miss Emma Ewing, post bone. Ter trip to Dallas rNihs to Mrs. | Ewmgs illness and will Hol leave uhui aCrcr ner mothers resi-a to her Lome on Hickory street. l MT and Mrs. J. II. Whitlow and their l daughter. Katherine Whitlow, have re- turned from Blount Springs.
 Miss Corie R. Handley has reopened her studio in the Young Woman's Chistiah association building, 720 West Twentieth street, where she will teach on Mondays Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. | The other days she will open her nome studio, 1517 South Fourteenth street.
 MT and Mrs. Max Fies and their It, | tle daughter enjoyed a delightful Cana dian trip, lately completed, including the 1 Canadian resorts and points in New horh state.
 MT and Mrs Leslie Fulenwider, who spent the summer at Westminster are l expected home from Canada Tn shor' l time
 Mrs. c. B. Spencer has returned after an extended European tour.
 Mrs. J. c. Derby has returned from l visit to her sister, Mrs Mary fheiai l Watt, in Blount Springs.
 Miss Mary Chollett Berney has gont f, Montgomery to spend several day: with Mrs. William Berney.
 Mrs. George Corners and children art spending the summer in the Black noun tains.
 1 Mir Reuben A. Lewis left a few day: ago to enter Washington and Lee uni versity preparatory to becoming studen at Princeton.
 Mrs. Arthur Adams, who has spent th' summer with her mother, Mrs. W alton, a her lovely Tennessee home, ''Glen Echo, has returned home.
 
 Miss Flossie Lazarus, who has been wis iting friends in Montgomery, has returned home.
 Miss Jennie Lind has returned iron Philadelphia, where she spent the sum mer months in study