The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25


 Mrs. Tom Stobert, has gone to Palm Beach He has spent much of his time in London recently and will return there In few weeks. | .Afr. Hayden Brooks, who is student at Auburn, is spending the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. E. Brooks. Miss Edith Hanby has as her guest Miss l4ailie Bragg of Camden, Ala
 
 Mrs. M. L. Beck, who underwent an op- l eration recently at St. vincent's hospital | for appendicitis, is improving and able to 1 see her friends. Mrs. Gordon B. Massengale and Miss Susanne Ledbetter of Atlanta, who have been guests in the l.. l.. Stephenson res, idence for the past ten days, will remain a week longer Miss Aida Carr. who has been the guest of Mrs. John Sidney White, was recalled to her home in Columbus Miss, few days ago because of the illness of her mother.
 MT. and Mrs. Carleton Branch-White of Seattle, Wash, who have been in Bir- mingham for the past month, returned this week to Seattle. Mir. White is a former Birmingham resident.
 Mrs. Louis Pizitz and Miss Bessie Pizitz have gone to Hot Springs, Ark, for stay of three weeks.
 Miss Octavia Brown has returned to Bir- mingham from Detroit, where she has been since June studying voice at the Detroit Conservatory. While in the north Miss Rrawn N-ieited the eastern cities, and spent the holidays in Canada, where she was the recipient of num- Der of social courtesies She was with Mrs Orvl B. Craigg, Woodward avenue. while in Detroit.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Bouligny and MT. James Boulgny, who have been the will return to their home in New Or leans Tuesday night.
 Miss Elizabeth Bowie is expected home next week from North Carolina, where she attended the junior oratorical contest this week at Davidson college.
 Mrs. Paul chalifoux expects to leave Friday for her home in Lowell, Mass, after a delightful visit to her mother. Mrs. Joseph McLester.
 Mrs. Kate Weakley Moore left yesterday for her home in Memphis after a visit to Mrs. S. D. Wealley.
 
 Judge and Mrs Samuel D. Weakley will leave this evening for Hot Springs, Ark, to be absent several weeks
 Mrs. Johnnie McElvain, who left Bir mingham last year to reside in New York. aa,. 1, all md xnrin ba at the Hotel Hillman this week. Mrs. Me Elvain has a large circle of friends in this city who will welcome her with in terest.
 Mir. John w. Hawkins of West End is improving after an operation for appendi- citls at the Talley infrmary.
 
 MT T. T. Ashford will remain at his shooting lodge in north Alabama until the close of the hunting season. He has had a number of guests during the winter. Hunting and fishing trips have augmented the perfect hospitality of the plantation where TTr. Ashford gathers his friends about him with the genial courtesy sug- gesting the old south.
 Mrs. John w. Brazeal, who was operated on for appendicitis in the Robinson in
  well.
 MT. and Mrs s. K. Yarbrough have named their little son Samuel Knox, Jr. Miss Mary Parker of Selma Is the guest of Mrs. J. W. Fain.
 Mrs George Lunsford and Mrs. J. l.. Lunsford will go to Memphis Tuesday to visit Mrs. Frank Griffith.
 
 Mrs IT. Clanton Miller has returned home after several weeks absence in Kentucky, where she was called on ac- count of the death of her mother, Mrs. J. F. Dagg.
 Miss Katie Sturdivant has gone to her home in Atlanta after a visit to Miss Addie Ellis.
 Miss Marguerite Housman is visiting rely atives in New Orleans, having gone there to attend the Mardi Gras festivities. Mrs, J. D. Moore has returned from Mobile, where, as one of the carnival vis- itors, she was the guest of Mrs. Bion A. Provost.
 Mrs Abe Rich of Fourteenth avenue is expected home tomorrow after a visit of several weeks to friends In Vicksburg, Miss.
 Mrs. William T. Atkins Jr,, expects to leave today for her home In Selma, after a visit to friends in this city
 Miss Aleta Macdonald is the guest of friends in Greensboro.
 Mrs Roger Snyder is visiting in Hat tiesburg. Miss. She will be absent two