The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-31

Madame Butterfly, Lohengrin. Cayal- leria Rusticana and l. Pagliacci.' - l Mrs. John C. Henley and child are guests at the Arlington hotel at the 1 Arkansas Hot Springs for the season. l Town Topics" in it's latest issue, pays l this tribute to lovely Birmingham vs- | itor:
 | "A delightful pleasure was given the 1 Mobile chapter of the D. A. R. at their March meeting by the presence of their formere regent, Mrs. Richard H. Clarke. 1 formerly of Mobile, but now making her l home in New York with her daughter. ! Mrs. Helen Clarke Smith. Mrs. Clarke leaves this week for Birmingham to visit her daughter, Mrs. Carl ceals, Mrs. Sallie Foote Waller. who for num- Der of years has resided nWashing- I ton, twill henceforth live with her niece, | Mrs. Seals Another of the Foote sis l ters, who has been visiting in Mobile is Mrs. Mary Foote kennerly of Cincin- nati." ID for Pulaski, Tenn. She will be absent only day or two. 1 Mrs. M. U. Hall was removed to her home in West End Sunday from the South Highland infirmary. 
 MT. Dean Blackwelder of West End ! returned Monday from stay of several days in Anniston. A MT. J. M. Reed has returned from Coal City to his home in Boyles. After a pleasant stay with her aunt, Mrs. H. l.. Busby of Boyles Miss Inez Lathem has returned to Marvel
  Miss zella Russell left Monday for her home in Athens. after visiting Miss Lila Russell of Boyles. MT. and Mrs. H. G. Hisginbotham have returned from a stay with relatives I in Pelham. Mrs. Oscar Morten of Pratt City is wis., iting relatives in Albertvile
 Father Henry o'Grady left Monday for an extended vacation to his old home l in New York. MT. and Mrs. H. Wheeler of Blossburs are visiting Mrs. Graves Jordan. l l Mir. and Mrs c. T. Smith of Pratt City have gone to Chattanooga for a visit. 6lt1 | ME. V. IJ. DuiiiVdn 5Ol 1dlCauS IS the guest of Mrs. T. l.. Waggoner in Pratt 1 City.
 | Mir. Charles Sawyer of Atlanta is vis- iting his brother. MT Carl Sawyer in East Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. E. Spencer has returned to Ilh- nois. where she was called by the illness 1 of her mother. |
 Miss Mary E. Huey of Mississippi is visiting Mrs. J. D. Sandifer in Woodlawn.
 Mrs. J. w. Eastwood has returned from a stay wit hrelatives in Nashville.
 
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. McGresoe has moved a stay with relatives in Nashville.
 MT. D. E. House. accompanied by his sister, Mrs. William Pentxinx and her lit- tie son, has returned to his home in Dal- las. Tex. after a visit to his mother. Mrs. D. A. House of Ensley. After visiting Mrs. M Davis in Ingle- nook, Mrs. W. Beasley has returned to her home in Nashville.
 Miss Pauline Crow of Hartselie is the guest of Mrs. A. Roberts of Inglenook. \ Mrs. E. D. Maxwell of Inslenook is the
 guest of relatives in Mobile. Mrs. Ada Roberts has returned to In glenock after spending some time with relatives in Oklahoma. MT. Hale Lovelace Is improving after q
 recent illness at his home in Inglenook |
 Mrs. w. F. Jordan is i'll at her home h West End.
 Mrs. J. L. Beneheld of Avondale Is the guest of friends in Chattanooga Mir and Mrs. Marcus Brown and chil- dren of Jacksonville, Fla. are the guest of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Brown in Pratt lCfty.