The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-10
PERSONALIA

Mrs. William Briscoe Gina Hodges) of
Knoxville left Friday for her home after
brief visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cooper Hodges. She was here to attend
the wedding of her brother, Mr.. Charles
Otto Hodges, and Miss Ridout In the
lautumn Mrs. Briscoe will return for an
other visit.
Miss Louise Long plans to leave very
soon for delightful visit to Florida She
will be a member of house party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hardaway of Columbus
at Lannark, Fla, on the coast. The party
will in a measure be a reunion of the
guests at another delightful house party
given in the early spring at Natural
Bridge.
Mr.. t. t. Ashford, his daughter, Mrs.
Robley Munger, Mrs. Frank L. Estep and
Miss Myrtle Miles left yesterday afternoon
for the Plantation, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford's
lovely country place in north Alabama
.
Miss Gustrine Miner will have a party
of guests with her tomorrow on motor
trip to Tuscaloosa. In the party will be
Mrs Carl Wittichen, her guest, Miss May,
and several other interesting people.
Miss Matte Leatherwood of Nashville is
the guest of Miss Hattie Weakley for a.
short time
Mrs. George Ball Allen, who has been
the guest of friends in st. Louis, Chicago
and points on Lake Michigan, has re-
turned home
Mrs W. H. Hit left yesterday for
Evansville. Ind, and owensboro, Ky.
Mrs. E. M. Roper left yesterday to join
Mr.. Roper at Borden Wheeler Springs.
Mrs. wertie B. Nall left this week for
Meadville, Pa, to attend a convention.
Miss Norma Scholar will arrive soon
from Oklahoma City, where she has made
her home the past two years on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Thornley, Scholar,
at 1611 Twelfth avenue, south.
Miss Josephine Scholar will return Mon
day faom Dawson Springs, KY, where
she has spent the past month.
Mrs. z. r. Stephenson is with friends at
Pensacola for a while.
Mrs Augustus Benners and Mrs Wade
Oldham are in North Carolina, the for
mer recuperating from an illness which
has kept her confined in an Atlanta hos
pital for three months.
MI Augustus BennelS is IN 4NOrtH Cdto-
lima, where he is spending a fortnight
with Mrs. Benners
Mr. and Mrs Milton Smith of Louisville
are spending the day in the city as guests
of Mrs. George Ward on Twentieth street.
Mrs Smith is a former resident OF Biz
mingham and numbers her friends here
by the hundreds. She is always charm-
ngly entertained during her visits.
Mrs George W. Reese and Eldridge
Reese have returned from Wrightsville
Beach.
Mrs C. S. Bond is the guest of Mrs.
George Reese on Mountain avenue.
Mrs C. f. Lewis is spending a few
weeks with friends in Nashville.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson of 1901 Fiji
teenth avenue, south, left on Yesterday for
months visit to her brother, the Rev.
N. c.
Mrs. Howard Davidson has returned
home after a visit to her mother, Mrs.
l.. S. Mason, in Danville. While away Mrs.
Davidson also spent several weeks de-
lightfully in "The Beautiful Sapphire
Country"
Miss Lucy Hall has been spending sew
eral weeks with friends at their summer
home on Lookout mountain.
Miss Helen Tuttle. who has been the
guest OF Miss Tillie Pope in Mobile, Is
now with her cousin, Mrs. A. w. Rubiro,
at her beautiful summer home on Mobile
bay.
Mrs. Michael Hoke. who has been the