The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-07-09
PERSONALIA

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PERSONALIA
The FAC Smith party have sailed on
hoard the Baltic for Europe. A letter
from Mrs. Smith, written on board. was
received yesterday and has the FOLLOWING
statement: 1--WE are sailing down ehe
ocean blue, twenty-five in all. MT. anu
Mrs Henry Gray came down to see US
off. Everything is arranged for de-
lightful voyage
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Warren. Jr., will leave
this week for New York, philadelphia
and other points in the east Ihey VIII
DO absent two weeks.
Miss Imogen Poe has returned from
visit to friends in Greensboro and Au-
burn.
Miss Mildred Rice and Miss Nellie Rice
have returned after delightful visit to
relatives and friends in Atlanta.
In the Washington Evening Star of Sat
urday appeared beautiful picture OF
Miss Annie L. Williams of this CITY, and
beneath it was a reference TO me en-
campment of the Baptists to occur be-
tween July 8 and IS, at Virginia Beach
The encampment will be attended by a
number of Washingtonians and others
prominent in the denomination from other
cities DR.. Lincoln J. Hulley. president
| of the Stetson University of Florida,
| Prof Robertson of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville and
| Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones, pastor OF
| the First Baptist church of Oklahoma
| City and other distinguished educators
and dvines will be among the speakers.
The Star mentions the fact that Rev. j.
T. Watts, secretary of the Southern Bap-
fist Sunday school board, with headquar-
tiers at Richmond. va, will preside at the
encampment meetings and announces
that the discussions of the church work
of the day promises to be especially IN
| teresting n
He points out particularly that the adj
dresses of Miss Annie l.. Williams, ele-
mentary specialist, and Mr.. S. p. Leavell,
| field secretary of the Southern Baptist
| Sunday School board, should be heard by
all Sunday school workers who attend the
meeting.
Capt. and Mrs. John G.. Smith will
| leave today at noon for Epperson Springs.
Westmoreland. Tenn.
|
Mrs James W. Downey is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Asbury Barnett, in Ashe-
Vile. N. c.
Mrs. Viola Roden-Redin and Miss Ella
lee Redin. who are spending the summer
| abroad. have Joined Mrs. Doyle, formerly
| Miss Sara Byron of this city, and they
will together spend the summer in Paris
| and Switzerland. In to autumn they
will go to Italy and remain for some
| time.
Mrs. Oscar C. Turner is the guest OF
her aunt in Cincinnati.
Miss Elizabeth willett has returned to
Admission after a visit TO Miss Lucille
Lamkin.
Miss Helen B. McClary is expected tc
return tomorrow from Sheffield, after Z
i delightful visit to friends.
Miss Kathleen Mckinley, who is re-
| mcmbered as one of the most attractive
members of Miss Baines house party
left Saturday for her home in Columbus
/ Miss.
j Mrs. Nina II. Perry and Miss wrigh
will leave Thursday for Biltmore, N. c.
to spend several weeks.
Mrs Viola Petty Walker sailed from
Savannah a few days ago for New York
where she will remain several months.
| .
Mis- Susie. Nabb is visiting a schoo
mate in New York state.
Mrs. G. A. Pope and her little daugh
ter have gone to Sewanee to pass thu
remainder of the heated term.
Mrs. Mary Claire Milner is the CUES
of her brother, Mr.. eHnry Key Milne
at Hawthorn.
A card from Mr.. B. M. Allen was sen
from New York city on the eve Of sailing
for Eurc2e H attended ~ dein demo.