The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01

on South Twentieth street. the Weather
ys having gone to their Black mountain
residence.
Mrs. Alfred Dow has returned to her
nome in Boston after an extended visit 10
her sons, Mr.. Julian 4. Dow and ar
| Frederick Dow
Mrs. J. M. Arnold and Mrs Frances De-
Bardeleben left yesterday for Blouht
Springs to spend two weeks.
| Mrs B. J. Cheeseman. her sister, MISS
| Kathleen Hayes and Miss Hayes guest
Miss Lucille White, are spending the week
end at Blount Springs.
| Miss Clara Lee Marks of Montgomery,
who was one of the pretty visiting girls
in Tuscaloosa for the finals, is spending
the week end with Mrs l.. G. W oodson
and Miss Woodson
Mrs j. C. Carmichael, accompanied by
| Miss Jessie May Perkins, Miss Mapei
| Wheelook Miss Elizabeth Russell and
Miss Virginia White have returned from
| Tuscaloosa, where they were members Oh
| the Phi Delta Theta house party
Mrs. C. M. Williamson, who has been
on a visit to relatives in Pine bun for
six weeks, will return home Monday.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Willis of Meridian
spent Friday in Birmingham. They were
| returning home from a visit to the Horace
| Gibsons in Walker county. Mrs. Nlils Is
| known as one of the most charming young
married women in Mississippi and she is
making many friends in the Birmingham
district.
Miss Jean Campbell has returned from
Bristol college. Washington. where she
was student during the winter, and VIII
be with her parents. Judge and Mrs. e.
X. Campbell, for the vacation period.
Mr.. George Connor Stevens of Cave
Springs. Ga, is the guest of Mr.. Shelton
Simmons at 1903 South Fifteenth street.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y. Evans
| will be glad to learn that they have re-
turned to Birmingham to live. They VIII
| be with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Graham luoo
South Twenty-first street
| DIR. and Mrs. W. II. Wilder have moved
into their handsome new home in Noun
| tain Terrace. They left a day or two ago
| for Washington, Baltimore, New York
and Old Point Comfort.
Miss Rosa Woods Wilder is visiting rel
|
J Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. REYNOLDS are now
| in the beautiful lake country at Killarney,
| from which place they have sent back
cards.
| Miss Sarah Hammett of South Carolina,
who was one of the sponsors at the re-
union in Chattanooga. is now the guest
of her brother, Mr.. W d. Hammett, and
| Mrs. Hammet.
Miss Bessie McNair of Camilla Ga. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Schuyler
Floyd, at the Margaret
Mr. w. V. NJ. Robertson has returned
from Baltimore. accompanied by Mr. w.
| W. Cater.
Miss Renee dupont of Wilmington is
expected Tuesday or Wednesday to be
the guest of Miss Margaret Robertson.
She will remain until after the Latady-
Robertson wedding, June IS
| Mr. Gilbert Morrison of Okolona Miss.
a student of the University of North Car
olina. was in the city this week the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Connell.
Mrs. Charles B. Sharples is recovering
after an operation for appendicitis at st.
Vincent's hospital.
Mrs l. 3. Donaldson of San Marcus,
Tex, chaperone to a coterie of young
! women at the reunion last week in Chat
| tanooga spent a few days in the city
as the guest of Mrs w V. Connell. With
her were Miss Matte Allison Miss Irene
Allison Miss Laura Belle Donaldson. Miss
Flora Portend and Miss Mabel Jones,
The many friends of Mrs. May Suarez
will be glad to learn that she is resting
we'll after an operation at st. Vncents
hospital.
Mr. w. V. Connell has gone to Stark
vile Miss, to attend the closing eXer-
cises of his alma mater, the A. and Nj.
| college.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruft, accompanied
by Miss Eva Alice Shearin. will leave to-
day for Chicago, Denver. Colorado
Springs. Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and
San Francisco, returning to Birmingham
about September /.
Miss Lillian Hughes, first maid of
honor for Alabama at the reunion in
| Thursday Miss Hughes will leave for
Lexington. Va, to attend the finals al
Washington and Lee.
| Miss Willie Hartwell of Montgomery
is expected Friday to be the guest of
Mrs. George Hughes
| Mrs. George c. Marlitt of Jackson
VILE Fla (Henrietta WILCOX is the
guest of Mrs. e. T. Wilcox at her
home on South Twentieth street.
| Home coming week in Florence will
be the inspiration for an Interesting
| = of Ire
! formerly Mrs. Norman Allen of this
city. Among those who will go from
Birmingham tomorrow to be present
at this pleasant affair will be Mrs. e.
X Campbell, Mrs. ellington Chisholm,
Mrs. S. w. Warfeld of Columbia, Tenn,