The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-19
PERSONALLY

Mrs. Edgar M. Kilby and her little daughter. Eleanor, will leave today for an extended stay in Tennessee and North Carolina. They will go to Tate Spring for two weeks and afterwards will go to the Highland Lake club to spend the remainder of the summer. re- turning home In october. Mrs. Owen Gillespy will accompany Mrs Kilby to Tate and will probably join her later in the season for a portion of her stay at Highland lake.
 
 The Judson girls returned home this week. Among them are Miss Nettie Beall, Miss Lucy Dickinson, Miss Eliza beth Dickinson, Mrs. Marian Kemp Miss Carrie Kemp, Miss Alma, Tharpe. Miss Mary Rogers and Miss Mary Clair Norwood, who are former students of the Judson. were in Marion for the Commencement exercises and returned with the girls.
 Mrs. Augustus Benners has returned from a visit to Mrs Harvey Myers in Covington. Ky, and later to her rela- tives in various points in Kentucky. She was absent several weeks.
 
 Miss Bessie Perry of Meridian is the guest of Mrs. s. K. Yarbrough. She is a student at the Judson college in MarlOn ana IS sTeturulnB noHlo
 Mrs. Aldis Brown of Maryland. who has been a guest of MT. and Mrs Fletcher Conner on their beautiful plant ation near Savannah, Ga. was a guest of Mrs. Charles o. Locke this week.
 Mrs. P A. Rossister has returned aft CT spending fortnight in Macon, Ga She was a visitor to the reunion and latar otlaSt of relatives.
 Miss Louise Glass, who is visiting in Princeton, N. l.. is the recipientiof many lovely attentions. She will be absent from Birmingham until fall, joining her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Glass. in Atlantic City later in the, season.
 Mrs. Barnes Morgan will motor to Gadsden Wednesday accompanied by Miss Mary Lou Cobb and Miss Clara Lee Woodson, who will be guests at a german Wednesday night. Mrs. Nor gan and Miss woodson will return Thursday. leaving Miss Cobb to be the guest of friends the remainder of the week.
 Mir and Mrs s. J. Bowie are expected home early in the week from French Lick Springs.
 MT. Hubert Scruggs left Wednesday for a 10 day visit to French Lick. Mrs. Ice clary has returned from Gin cnnati after a visit of several weeks. She has as her guest Mrs. Harry l. Pank- ham of Boston,
 Mrs. W. F. Oldham, who has been seri- ously i'll for several weeks at St. Vim cents hospital, has recovered sufficiently to sbe removed to the home of her sister, Mrs. Augustus Benners.
 Clarence Stobert. the son of Mrs. Rob- ert Stobert, will complete his studies at the Boston School of Technology and re- turn home this week.
 Mrs. T. j. McKelvy of Louisville will arr rive Tuesday to visit Mrs. T. F. Brooks.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Hrsch and Mrs Emma Wallach were among the passeh- l. Miss Louise Minge. of Faunsdale Is the guest of Mrs. John H. Mlnee. She ar rived Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Stickney of Greensboro have returned home after a visit to Mrs. John Minge. f Mrs charles walker. who has been the iguest of Mr. and Mrs John H. AIfnge. left yesterday for her home in Faunsdale.
 
 gers sailing on the steamship George Washington of the North German Lloyd line, May IS for Europe. ss-s.z~.-s .r,. .,s,s -sias4 MT, and MrsssJake Eislbsrt will zrepeive rodn Dp f<, ( sfria