The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-08
PERSONAL NOTES

Cards received yesterday from Mt and Mrs w. B. Reynolds who are on tour around the world, were from Jaipur. India, where they are having most interesting visit.
 
 Miss Mildred Landreth of California who Is the guest of Miss Mary Munger is one of the most attractive and gifted of the visiting girls Miss Landreth S appearance at the charity ball Mon day evening in one of the clever flea lures" will be one of the most alto gether enjoyable incidents of this elab- crate spectacle.
 Mrs. Susie Hroga and her son. Mr Claud Whitson Hroga, have returned from Winston. Mrs. George S. Brown and children and Mrs W. s. Saltwater have moved to Mrs. Browns home on Shades noun tain for the summer
 Miss Roberta Lamb, who spent the weekend in Atlanta with Miss Vallie Young White, has returned home
 
 Mrs Catherine Erswel1 and her granddaughter, Miss Catherine Kirk man. have returned from a delightful! visit to Mobile.
 Miss Sidonia Mallam of Alexandria, La, will be the guest of Miss Ruth simms until June.
 Miss Margaret Nelson is expected home in a few days from Miss Shipley's school to spend the Easter holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr.
 Mrs Frank Nelson, Jr., who has been east, has returned home.
 pr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kidd have leased a bungalow in Edgewood for the summer
 There will be an important meeting of the executive board of the Music Study club this morning at 10 o'clock at the Cable hall
 Mrs. Susan Wilkinson Calhoun Miss Sarah Calhoun and Miss Henrietta Townsend Allison of Selma are guests of Mrs. D. T. Beatty on Twenty first street. south.
 Mrs w. Winans Freeman spent a few hours in Birmingham yesterday while en route to Montgomery to visit friends.
 MIS. T. tt DefDe IS trlllcdHN III di ner home in West End.
 Mrs Perry Lofts of Jonesboro has re- turned home after visit to her sister, delle Chamblee in West End.
 Miss Frances Hudson of Hefin will ar rive today to be the guest of Miss Mar aelle Chamble fen West End.
 Mrs B. A. Murrelle of West End, who has been at the Birmingham infirmary for an operation, has been removed to her home and is resting we'll
 Mir. C. B. Cleveland of West End &C., companed by his brother, MT. A. A. Cleveland, went to Marengo county for a visit to friends.
 Jack, little son of MT. and Mrs. c. R. Adkins of Pratt City, Is i'll with pncu- monia.
 Mrs. H. Hughes has returned from a visit to relatives in Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs Perry Jordan have re- turned to their home in Blossburg from stay with MT. and Mrs. A. T. Reeves in Pratt City.
 Miss Lanye Smith is recovering from recent illness at her home in Pratt City. Miss Mary Lou Wood, who has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. r.. Wood in Pratt City, has returned to Tuscaloosa to resume her studies at the university.
 Miss Cloe Potts left Tuesday for her home in Prospect, Tenn, after visiting Mir and Mrs. Samuel Potts in Pratt City. MT George Jones has returned from a stay of several weeks in Anniston to his home in Annston.
 Miss Lizzie Storey of Avondale is .he guest of friends in Leeds.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Warren and Mir. C. NJ. Parrish have returned to Boyes after a delightful stay in Florida.
 Dr. R. w. Anderson of Haleysvile is the guest of Rev. T. l.. Abernathy in Avondale.
 Mir. Ernest Hubbard. who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs John Adams in Inglenook, left yesterday for Dallas, Tex.