The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
All The Ne1Os Of The Society World
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their little daughter Helen Shine
Shuttle, of st Louis, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Shine Mr.. shuttle
is attending the southern Wholesale
Grocers' trial.
Miss Florence Ballard Miss Tena
Barker Miss Mary Payne and Miss
Charlotte Graham of this city and Miss
Katherine Prihm of st. Louis are at
tending the y. e. A. at Salt Lake City.
Miss Agnes Keeling's friends will re-
gret to learn that she is still quite ill
at her home in West End
Mrs J. L. Drennen and her mother,
Mrs. j. NJ Arnold, have gone to Blount
Springs TO spend two weeks.
Miss Mary Tardy and Miss Annie
Tardy left this week to attend house
party given by Miss Ruby Carter in
Pulaski, Tenn Later they will visit
Miss Myrtle craig and other friends in
Pulaski, returning home the middle
of August
Mrs J. D. Rumph of Little Rock, Ark,
who has been i'll since her arrival in
Birmingham is slowly improving. She
n r. Keeling in West End.
w. w. Thomas, Tr., the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Weaver Thom-
as, who has been seriously i'll after
an operation at st. Vincent's Hospital,
is considered somewhat improved.
Miss Evelyn Thomas, who was grad
uated recently at St Adams, in West
Virginia, is the guest of her brother
Mr.. w. w Thomas.
Mrs e. D. Brown and Miss Lois
Brown will leave Tuesday to spend sew
eral weeks in the region of the Great
Lakes.
Miss Katherine Tierce will accom-
panY Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown on
their trip to Canada.
Mrs. julius Ellinger left Friday for
Lake ToXaway to be absent several
weeks.
Mrs. Gus Rothoiz and Miss cecile
Rothoz have gone to Manitou Colo.
They left last night and will be absent
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Florence Hudson is visiting
Miss Eleanor Casey at her home, 2109
SOuln TlIleGnln street.
Mrs. w II. Sims is critically i'll at / er
home on South Twelfth avenue The
countless friends OF this lovely woman here
and in Mississippi viii regret to know of
her condition and be anxious to learn OF
an Improvement. tntil two days ago she
seemed in the best of health and on that
day took her customary motor ride, after
which she became quite i'll. Her heart ap-
pears to be affected. and grave fears are
entertained as to her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Burt have returned
from forsnights visit to Boston and
New York.
Mr.. and drs. Hardy Burt and their
niece, Mis- Ganeyievc Burt, who have en-
Joyed successful fisbng trip to Coden. re-
turned yesterday after two weeks lb-
sence
Miss Louise Long was one of the IN
teresting girls last night at the Country
club dinner lance, receiving cordial greet
frgs from friends who have not seen her
for six months. After completing her
post graduate studies at Salem college in
the spring, Miss Long was a guest at the
finals in several rginia colleges acting
as sponsor 1t V. NJ L., and later went to
Natural Bridge as a guest at a house
party. completing her stay away from
Birmingham with brief visit to Bre-
ward, Durham and HepSersonvnie, n. c.
She will probably srend the greater part
of the summer At home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. LarlSin of Rir-
minshan, notes the Mobile Register who
have spent the past six months travelling
III foreign lands, have at last reached
home, and are in Mobile ror visit to Mrs.
Larkin's father, Mr.. NJ. j. McDermott and
family. Mrs. Larllin before her marriage
was Katherine Mciiermott. the eldest of
the lovely daughters of Mr.. Nj. j. Nc
Dermott. and with her husband is now
enjoying visit TO her old home, they ba-
ing guests Of the Battle House. Mr.. and
Mrs Larldn visited Central America; !;
went through South America and also
took trip through Europe. Down in
Panama they were entertained by Colonel
Goethals, making The rip through the
canal on his private car.
Miss Ada Ivey OF Modesto. Cal, is visit
Ing her sister Mrs. j. l.. Casey, 2109 South
Sixteenth avenue
Mrs. T. J. Buckley and her daughter
Miss Elizabeth ricklcy left yesterday aft
erroon for Columbus, Miss, To visit Mrs
BiclSley's sistes' MIS- H. J. Dashell.
Mrs. r. T. Smith and daughter, Miss
Katharine Smith, are in hsheville, n c.,
for the remainder cf the summer
Mr.. and Mis- J. Morgan Flowers have
named their little son John Morgan
Flowers Jr.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs A. T.
Stephenson VIII regret to know Mr.
Stephenson continues i'll at his home.
Miss Freda Narpsles left this week for
Los Angeles. Cal. to spend two years in
the study af elocution. She will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. EGli Lesser, formerly of