The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-04
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Miss Orline Barnett returned last night from Montgomery, where she has been beautifully entertained for two weeks, and has her guest Miss Lucille Jackson and Miss Katherine Whitfield, both of whom are remembered as the interesting guests of Miss Barnett last summer. Mrs. Leo Camp of Chicago. who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Rich ard w. Massey, for two weeks, will leave today for Columbus to be with other rela- tives for an extended visit. Mrs. Walter Metcalf left yesterday for Atlanta to visit Mrs. A. c. Lampkin-
 
 Miss Frances Stokes and Master Thomas Stokes are here from Atlanta to visit friends.
 Mrs. Carl Seals left yesterday accom- panied by Miss Louise Mason of Pf1iladel- phia for New York, Philadelphia and other points. Mrs. Seals will be with her mother, Mrs. Richard H. Clarke, and her sister, Mrs. Smith, in their summer homo on Lake Champlainuntil autumn, whep she will return accompanied by Mrs Clark, who will spend the greater part of the coming winter as her guest. MT. and Mrs. Seals have leased the residence on South Seventeenth street which they are occupy ing for another season.
 
 A card came yesterday from Miss Carrie Hill, who has leased her studio for the summer to Mrs. John w. Luke, and is in Vineyard Haven, Mass. She writes: 'I am enjoying my work very much. This place is ideal for painting so quaint and picturesque. Am working with MT A. R. Frledlander. You will see some ireproduc- tions of his work in the June Studio and in Arts and Decorations.
 Mrs. Fannie Davis of Sasser, Ga. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Min chener.
 Mrs. Joseph Minchener's daughter, Mrs. H. Lyle, of Huntsville, and her two little daughters, Edith and Louise, are her guests.
 Miss Bessie Bethea is expected home to- day from Huntsville, where as the guest of Miss Julia May Penney she has been delightfully."- entertained.
 
 Miss Mary Weatherly and Miss Eliz- abeth Willett are two charming Anniston girls who are guests of Miss Lucille Lam- kin Mir and Mrs W. B. Lamkin and Miss Lamkin are at home for the summer in the R. D. Johnston residence.
 Miss Agnes Bethea is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Crawford Dowdel in Talladega. She will be absent several weeks longer Miss Amy Chenoweth has gone to Lake George for the summer. She will be joined later by her sister. Miss Julia Chenoweth, who will leave Tuesday to spend three weeks with Mrs. R. D. johnston. at Port Dover. Canada.
 Mrs. M. E. Mcconnell daughter of Mrs. l.. M. Sitton, and grandson. Frank Ben Sitton, of Talladega are on visit to Mrs w. E. Kreh on Tulane avenue, East Lake
 Miss Marie Miller, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. K. Ashton for month. left this week for her home in Washington, Va, via Chattanooga. She was the object of much pleasant social attention during her visit.
 Miss Annie Moore Provost, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. D. Moore for a month, will visit Mrs. Seymour Perkins and Miss Jessie May Perkins at Terrace Court after Saturday.
 
 Miss Grace Pound arrived yesterday from Atlanta to visit Miss Lizzie Lee Pound Her visit will be the inspiration for number of lovely Inequalities MT. and Mrs Hugh Montgomery have returned from Newcastle, Ind, where they have spent several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Pacquette of Knox vile motored to Birmingham yesterday and are the guests of MT and Mrs. ] w. Jones. They will be here several weeks.
 
 Mir. and Mrs F. Lesser, their daughter and Miss Gertie Well have arrived in Los Angeles and have taken permanent apart7 ments at 7l6 Beam street. Their many