The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-27

 tain in honor of Mrs " c. Jackson at the home of Mrs. Luke Franklyn Tues day from to '. A Mispah book will be presented to the honoree with a memento verse from all present.
 MT. P. s. Miner, who has been the guests of his sisters in this city, left Monday for Boaz on a surveying trip.
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 Dr. J. W. Barclay returned Monday after a two weeks visit to friends in Guntersville and Sand Mountain.
 
 MT. Fred Sanwold, Miss Bertha San wold and Miss Ada Kludas of St. Louis are the guests of Mrs. John ". Hutch erson in Woodlawn.
 Mrs. George T. Smith of Montgomery Is the guest of Mrs. ". D. Wood on Highland avenue.
 Miss Hassie Grady left Sunday for Livingston, where she will assist at the teachers institute.
 Mrs J. E. Penny has returned from a delightful summer outing in Michigan Mrs Ike G. Heilborn of Pensacola. Fla, is the guest of Mrs. Richard H. Fries.
 Mr. Jerome Hotter of Greenville. Miss, is spending a few days with Mrs Richard Fries. From this city he will go to V. M. l.. where he is student MT Ollie Haines has returfed after a delightful trip to New York city.
 Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben and her mother, Mrs J. M Arnold are at Warm Springs, Ga, where they will remain until the middle of September.
 Mrs. Algernon ". Nelson left yester- day for Virginia to visit her sister, Mrs. Eickleberger.
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray has joined Mrs George o. Holmes of Jacksonville, Fla, at Mouse Island, Me, where she will re- main until October
 
 Mrs J. Denham Bird of Jacksonville, Fla, will arrive today to visit Mrs. J. W. England at her home in Ensley. Mrs. Bird is one of the most popular wonien in Jacksonville society and on previous visits here to her charming hostess, Mrs England, she has made many friends who will extend her a cordial welcome on the occasion of this visit.
 MT Priestly Toulmin returned Satur- day from two weeks trip to the Great Lakes
 Miss Nell Cosby has returned from her summer home at Mentone and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chapline Hodges. Miss Cosby will spend week with Miss Elizabeth Wolfe in Roam oke, Va, before resuming her studies at Hollin's institute
 Mrs. Louis K. Plosser and daughter, Miss Mabel, are spending the heated term at Mentone, Ala.
 Miss Annie Moore Provost, who had expected to return to her home in Mo- bile Monday, has decided to stay over for the dances and will be the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. s. Perkins at Ter race Court.
 Miss Marguerite Sibley expects to leave about the middle of September for Nashville, where she will enter Col umbia institute.
 MT. Louis K. Plosser is spending few days at Etowah, N C., where he will be joined by his daughter, Miss Leona, who has been the guest of Miss Margaret Chenoweth for the past month. The latter will go to Mentone, the former returning to Birmingham Wednesday,
 Miss Cora Gregg is spending ten days at Wrightsville Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Shropshire, their daughter, Miss Helen Shropshire, and her guest, Miss Bessie Woodliff of Gadsden, will spend this week camping and fishing in south Alabama.
 
 Miss Mary Vance returned Monday after visiting relatives in Cincinnati, Louisville, Georgetown and other points in Kentucky.
 MT. and Mrs. IT. s. Mathews and their daughter. Miss Eleanor Mathews, ex- pect to leave for New York the first of September, where thty will remain several months.
 The year books of tile Study circle are at the public library, where the members can get them when called for. lawn have returned from Kansas City, Mo- where they have been visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Josephine W. Hinds has returned from an extended visit to California.
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