The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-18
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l Mrs. John White and Mrs Henry White have returned from Selma after spending the winter. | Mr. and Mrs John B. Aird have leased their home on Huntsville avenue | and have purchased the residence on Juniper avenue that formerly was the property of Dr. and Mrs Courtney w Shropshire. | Mrs. J. Norman Brooks, who is here | from New York as the guest of her brother Gen. Louis V. Clark, at his town house, 2026 Avenue ], will re- | main until late in May She had at first planned to return home much earlier and her friends are delighted to know that she will prolong her visit. i Ruth St. Denis the dancer who Is to appear in Birmingham next week, is a close acquaintance of Mrs Julia Nicely ! Finch, who pronounces her a charming | girl to know, besides being, in her opinion (which she says in her whim- | sical way, doesn't amount to a row of pins) next to Isadora Duncan in rank as an artist.
 The City Beautiful club of South Thir- teenth street met with Mrs. ". G. Mont gomery this week and organized with the following officers: Mrs. J. E. Davis, president; Mrs. J. w. Moore, vice presi- dent, and Mrs J. R. Foster, secretary.
 
 Miss Annie Donnelly came home yes terday from Cincinnati. where she spent a fortnight as the guest of friends. and was one of the attendants in fash 1 ionable wedding.
 1 Mrs. Harry Tutwiler Inge, who went to Washington to attend the D. A R. conference, spent a few days this week with her sister, Mrs Phares Coleman. Mrs. Charls H. Motion has gone to Tuskegee to visit her son, MT. W. L.. Wadsworth.
 number of interesting luncheon parties were noted at the Southern club yesterday. Mrs. D. M. Kilby and Mrs Henry Dean were two attractive mat rons dining together at one of the ta- bles. Mrs. Dean wore a jaunty blue tur- ban with her cloth suit which had several quaint hounces on the skirt Mrs. kilby wore a light spring gown and a sailor whose crown was the new mustard shade and the brim. which was encircled in small flowers and foliage was quite dark. Mrs. Robley Munger, who has just returned after a most eventful and delightful visit to north Alabama, was one of the prettiest young women in the Tudor room She wore a clever black silk coat with a hounced skirt of white and black novelty cloth, and close fitting little black hat which has a bunch of black aigrettes at the side Mrs. Richard Johnston was also q member of a little group. She was at tired for the day in a tan tailleur with deeper toned f1ounces and wore a black hat smartly turned at the side and k..x.. I AL. ert McDavid was greeting a number of friends after luncheon, and looked ex- ceedtngly smart in black braided suie and a black hat garnitured with small French rosebuds. The usual quota of club men and a number of visitors were present.
 Miss Annie Shavers of Blocton is visit ing Mrs. A. Lawenson in East Birming- ham.
 Dr. W. W. Whorten left yesterday for New Orleans. He will be away for sev- eral weeks.
 MT. Fred Lewis, Jr., is the guest of in Pratt City.
 Mrs. J. J. Curtis, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w. Whorten, in Pratt City, has returned to Jasper.
 Miss Mamie Flynn has returned from stay with friends in Cullman.
 Miss Rose Owen McDavid is attending the Easter dances at the University in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. Julius Wright is ill at the home of her son, MT. James Wright, in East Birmingham.
 Mrs. Richard Bell has returned to Wood | lawn after a visit with her parents in Talladega.
 Rev. John Enzer is ill at his home in Avondale.
 MT. w. A. Miller of Washington is the guest of Mir. D. c. Benefield.
 Miss Grace Bentley and Miss Bessie | Jones of Enterprise are visiting Miss l Eunice Brown in Avondale. Mrs. J. F. Patterson, who has been | visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Moog in Ems ley, has returned to Decatur. Mrs. Isaac Keller of Gadsden is the | guest of her sister Mrs. Henry Keller. | in Ensley
 Mrs. James Long and children of Brooksville. Miss, are visiting Mrs. C. T. Thomasson in Ensley
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Frenkel of Gadsden have returned from a delightful stay with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Poss in Ensley. Mrs E. M. Corey is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. w. Fl. Wynne, in Ensley.
 
 MT. James Peters has returned to his home in Somerset, Ky, after a stay with relatives in Boyles
 Mir. R. A. Surfa is visiting friends al Howell, Ind.
 MT and Mrs. Ellis Higginbotham have moved from Boyles to Village Springs to reside.
 Mrs. Baxter M. Eastburn is i'll at her nome in West End
 Mrs. E. o. Edney and children have 'eturned to their home in Inglenook after ! stay of several weeks with relatives in Louisville
 Among those from Avondale attending he Baptist Young Peoples Union con 'ention in Anniston are Mir. Carey Bent ey. Mir W. A. Goss. MT. T. C. McEver.