The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-11

The guest prize. which was presented
to Miss Law, was an ivory fan and
chain. Miss Paula Campbell won the
girls prize, set of beauty pins and
Mr. VIII Bridge the gentlemans prize.
a scarf pin.
Mr.. M. George Blatten son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. J. Blatten, left Thursday night
for his home in Needles, Cal.
Miss Margaret j. Hogan left yesterday
| for Pulaski. Tenn, to visit Mrs. E1dredge.
She will be guest at the marriage of
Miss Josie Cole and Mr.. Oberhelman,
which will occur in Pulaski next week.
|
Mr.. Fred Austin of Houston, Tex. was
in birmingham for few days last week
en- route to New York.
|
| Mrs James S. Brewer and her two lit
tie daughters. Ruth and Carolyn Brewer.
will leave Tuesday for New York and
points in Canada. Later they will be
| joined by Mr.. Brewer.
| Mrs. Harold B. Hayes and Miss jose
| phine Kennedy expect to go to Cincinnati
this week to be guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Daniel and Mrs. Walter Garfield.
Miss Olive Patton ziegler plans to go
to Hendersonville. N. c.. the latter part
of the week. She will be absent two
weeks.
Mrs. G. M. Rudolph and her mother
Mrs. 8. f. Aston of Tuscaloosa, have re-
turned from Asheville, N. c., where they
spent several weeks. ~
Mrs. George Stafford and her sister.
Mrs. s. c, Milan, left yesterday for
/ NUn1Hnpfa Pidna n
remain until fall.
| Mrs. E. F. Hoyt and her two daugh-
tiers, Miss Edna Hoyt and Miss Elizabeth
| Hoyt have returned to Birmingham after
attending the summer session at Brenau
college.
Mrs Dennis Carr of Montgomery is
visiting her aunts, Mrs. T. F. Thornton
and Mrs. William Rosenstihl at their
| home in Norwood
Miss Helen Edwards of Sylacauga,
Ala, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. II.
| Terrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Knight, who have
been the guests of DR.. and Mrs j. Fl.
| Terrell in Woodlawn, have returned to
| st. Louis.
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Miss Bessie Armstrong. the charm
ing daughter of DR.. and Mrs. J. !.
Armstrong of Cullman, Ala. Is visiting
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Ems
ley and DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ James
of East Lake. Miss Armstrong is a stu
dent of the Chattanooga university
which is al Athens, Tenn. She will
return to her home In Cullman next
week preparatory to resuming her
school work In Athens. Tenn.
Miss sara Law Of Livingston is the
guest of Miss Nora Alverson.
Mrs. j. T. Brown of Ragland is vis-
iting Miss Harris.
Miss Clara Prescott Yarbrough has
returned from a visit to Geneva, where
she was lavishly entertained with Jap
anese parties, tallyho parties moon
parties and many other festivities for
which south Alabama is especially ia
vored. Miss Yarbrough is very popu-
lar there as in her home town, and is
considered beauty.
Miss Irene Savage is visiting in Mar
vel, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs W. \. Moore of Jas
per are the guests of Mrs. e. C. Alver-
son.
Mr.. Joe Hughes and his sister Miss
Hattie Lee Hughes. left this week to
visit friends, and relatives in licking
ton, Ky. They will be away several
weeks.
MI Jack Allison joined his mother and
sisters at Chautauqua Friday, and after
spending few days there will visit other
points In the north
Mrs Gus Rotholz and her daughter,
Miss Cecille Rotholz, who have been at
| Waukesha for several weeks. went to At
/ lantic City yesterday to visit the formers
sister
/ Miss Lucie walker and Miss Antoinette
Walker have returned from Atlanta, Mil
| Iedgeville and other points In Georgia
after an absence of two months. The
former also spent a few days in Savan-
nah and Tybee.
Miss Ruth Haynes left yesterday aft
ernoon to join house party at Blount
| Springs.
Miss Alice Rumph, who has been abb
sent from Birmingham since the early
spring of last year, has returned home.
She will not temporarily reopen her
/
vised workroom at home. Miss
Rumph has had most interesting win
ter in New York. following her sum-
mer in study with one of the leading
eastern teachers
Miss Nell Deale is at home after a
visit to Miss Jessie Wynne, Mrs. ]. b.
Chamblee, Mrs. L. IL. Chamblee and
/ Mrs. Walter Weed
/
| Mrs. A. c. Jenkins will leave next
week for Waynesville. N. c., to be alb
sent 10 days.
Mrs j ID. Matlock OF Ensley South
Highlands and little Miss Margaret
| Matlock have gone to Tulsa, OKLA, to
visit Mrs. Matlock's mother.
/ Miss Louise Billings of Columbus.
ca. is the guest of Mrs. S. y. Moore,
lil9 South Thirtieth street
Or. r. H. Woodall has returned from
trip north. Mrs. woodall stopping at
Nashville to visit relatives for the com
ing week -
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