The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-14


  as the guest of his mother, Mrs c. Chis- ! holm. NOTES
 Mrs. Schoen and Miss Edna Schoen will leave today for Lookout mountain to be absent several weeks. MT l. F. Loveman and his son, Frank Loveman, of Baltimore are guests of MT. and Mrs. D. Loveman., 1 MT. and Mrs. Richard w. Massey and children will leave early in August for a motor trip through the New England states, They plan to ship their car to l New York. | MT. and Mrs. l.. T. Baites, who have been guests of Mrs. J. w. Craig and Mrs. S. w. Boles, returned this week to Hunts vile.
 1 Mrs. H. N Starnes is ilk at local n- ! firmary where she underwent serious operation yesterday
 Miss Eleanor Starnes is the guest of Mrs. T. G. Bush. l Mir J. M. Colson, who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas H. 1 Simms, left Friday for his home in Pen sacola, Fla
 William stickney left last night for Anniston after spending ten days as the guest of Hamilton Simms. | Miss Lydia Eusts went to Mentone yes- ter afternoon to be the guest of Miss | Edith Orr for two weeks. l Webb Crawford, Jr., left yesterday for | Fort Payne, Ala. l MT. and Mrs. w. H. Hit have sold their home to Mir. Dan Dimmick and will move Tuesday to 1901 South Twelfth street. | 1 MT. and Mrs w. J. King are at home at 1901 South Twelfth street.
 MT. and Mrs Walter w Quinn have named their little daughter Estelline
  | Mrs w D. Hammett will leave tomor- row for Virginia and North Carolina to spend month. She will be accompanied l by her mother, Mrs. Redd and her nephew, Henry Proctor Redd. Mrs. Erie Pettus and her mother, Mrs. Chapman, have gone to Huntsville and
  tage which Mrs. Pettus has taken on the mountain near the city Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shropshire will be at home after July 16 in the new home of Dr. Ira J. Sellers. 15oo Beech street.
 Miss Helen Shropshire will leave Tues day for Gadsden, accompanied by her 1 cousin, Clifford Cottle, who has been her guest. and will remain a month with relatives.
 Miss Nell Holloway, who has been the | guest of Miss Marion Childers, has re- turned to her home in Mobile. |
 Mrs Edwin Ball. Miss Mary Ball and MT. Byron Ball left yesterday for points in the north to be absent until fall. Mrs. | Ball is not at all well, and 1t is hoped | will be vastly benefited by her travels. | Miss Mary Ball will not return with her mother, but will enter school in Mill waukee with the coming autumn.
 Miss Katherine I.attimore is expected Tuesday morning from Nashville to visit her aunt Mrs. H c. Hodges, for few days before going to Marion to be with other relatives on her return trip to her home in Waco, Tex. l Mrs. A. F.. Meadow ana ner party or Birmingham people is in Denver | Mrs. Lucus Frierson. who has beer vis- 1 iting relatives in Naanville and Columbia, i Tenn., has returned home.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A Green of Gads- dea are visiting Birmingham friends. . Mrs. Charles A. Calhoun will go to l D tc with Mrs. Thomas H. Benners in her summer cottage. Mr, Calhoun will joint them for the week end. | Miss Corrine Chisolm will go to Colum- bia. Tenn, the first of August to visit 1 friends.
 Mrs Thomas II. Hopkins and her son, T. H., Jr., have returned to Shreveport after visit to Mrs. w. H. Gillespie. | Mrs Blackburn (Jean Balenger) of Pu- lasld, Tenn. is the guest of her mother, Mrs J. NJ, Ballenger.
 Mrs H. K Bernard and her little son~ Stanley Bernard of Fl Paso, Tex. are visiting her mother. Mrs. L. J. Moore, at her home on Sixth avenue They will l have as their guest for day Mrs. C.. NJ. Bernard and MT. Henry Bernard of Louisville.
  l MT. Joel F. Webb. who suffered a sprained anisa last Thursday, is still con- | fined to his bed. He is doing nicely. how ever. and hopes to be out some time this week.
 l Miss Sadie Fiebeiman of Jackson, MissS | who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Hazel Holberg,S left for her home yesterday accompanied by Miss Holberg. who will be her guest. Before returning Miss Holberg will visit relatives and