The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21

| Mrs. Harry Jones and Miss Vincent Fer guson have returned home after stay or | 10 days at French Lick Springs, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Mccormack motored to Tuscaloosa Sunday for the day.
  Miss Nina Brown of Talladega and Miss Clyde O'Neill of Columbus, Ga, are guests of Miss Minnie Dryer.
 Miss Sara Oliver will arrive today from Talladega to visit Miss Leila Smith. | Mrs. Neville is at home after a brief visit to Tuscaloosa Mr and Mrs Solon Jacobs left Sunday | night for French Lick to spend a fort night.
 l A handsome photograph of Miss Louise Stacey of Pulaski, Tenn, who has been a popular visitor to Birmingham on sev- erai occas sons appeared in Sundays Ten | nessean and American. She has been ap- pointed maid of honor of the staff of Gen. Bennett H. Young, commander-in-chiefo of the United Confederate Veterans. l Mr. Fred Moore has gone to French Lick | Springs for visit. He will be the guest of his mother for portion of the time he ! is in Indiana | Dr. and Mrs. F. w Fucker are guests of the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. L. l.. Hill, in Montgomery.
  | Mrs. Victor Prowell has gone down to Montgomery to spend a few days.
 Miss Aileen Farley is expected to- morrow from Montgomery to visit Miss | Margaret Coleman. | Mrs. Charles Sharp and Mrs. Oscar R. l1undley expect to attend the reunion in l Jacksonville
 Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby, notes the 1 Mobile Register, who will be the next hostess for the No Trump club will en- | certain the club on Friday at 3:30 D. m. in | compliment to Mrs Frank B. Clark of | Birmingham, formerly Mary CoclSrell who is here on visit to her aunt Mrs E. B. Vaughan.
 Miss Margaret Nelson Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson and Miss Mildred Badham are among the Birmingham girls who have | concluded their Easter holiday and re- | turned to school in the east. All enjoyed d most eventful visit home, many little parties having been arranged for the pleasure or the young people Tn thelr | Easter spring recess. Mrs Leo Steiner girl affairs when she entertained for Miss l Margaret Nelson at luncheon She in- cluded 10 of the honoree's friends and the party was suggestive of the latter's school | life, since the colors blue and green of the Shipley school were followed in the l decoration of her beautiful luncheon table. | - l AT f..;o II be glad to learn that she is recovering hei health after extended illness. and has been able to go for a short motor ride several times of late. 1 Mr. Rufus c. Porter, who for the past | two years has been connected with the Porto Rican government. sailed on April Il from San Juan, that country, for New 1 York After spending a few days in Wash ington and Atlanta MT. Porter will re- turn to Birmingham to reside here perm | anently.
 Mrs. Louise K. Plosser has returned from Boston, where she spent severa weeks with her daughter Miss Leons Plosser. Miss Plosser is student at the School of Expression and will finish late in May. She is expected home about June 1.
 Mrs. W. A Brown and daughter ot Morris are the guests of Mrs. John Adams of Inglenook.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Perry has returned to Knox. vile from a visit to Mrs. Tom Downey in InglenoolS.
 ! Miss Jeanette Williams is convalescinl from a recent illness at her home il Pratt City.
 Mrs. R. D. West is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. A. W. Branham. at Ashville 1
 Miss Eliza Jane Vandegrift has returned ! to Branchville after visiting Mir. ant Mrs H. C. Nelems in Pratt City.
 
 MT. Sam Foley has returned to Prat City from stay with friends at Green vile. Ala.
 Mrs. J. R. Patilla and little son. Harr, Patilla, will leave Vivian today for Nev Orleans, where they will make their flu ture home.
 MT, and Mrs. Will Sergeant of Wylan have named their little daughter, Ethe Louise Sergeant
 Dr and Mrs H. A. Reviere of Wylan spent the weekend at St. Claire Springs
  Mrs. Sam Johnson has returned to Clan ton after visiting Miss Anna Dean Sawye in Wylam.
 Miss Ethelyn Bondurant and Miss Ann Davis left Monday for Mobile where the are attending the State Sunday Schoo convention.
 Little Gladys Payne who has been il with pneumonia, is recovering at he home in East Lake
 Miss Estelle Strickland is the guest o Miss Willie Rob Buchanan in Cullman. I Mrs. Gwlym Herbert of Bessemer spending this week with Mrs. J. F. Ken on Ensley Highlands. , Miss Opal Hamilton of RemiclS. Mo-, the guest of Mrs. L. H. Pennington i Ensley.
 , Mrs. Will Burk of Huntsville has r, turned home after a stay with Mrs. J.
 McCarty i'll Ensley. Among those returning from the Bal
 tist Young Peoples Union conventio at Anniston yesterday were: Mrs. Lul .M;Ml