The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-27

Phillips and Miss Susie Nabb will motor home in MT. Nabb's car
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Gardner have re- turned from North Carolina after a stay of several weeks in Waynesville Ashe- vile and other points. l Miss Winnie Newton of Gainesville. Ga., l IS the guest of Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Will Hams in East Thomas
 
 1 Mrs. Alfred Benners las returned from l Waynesville, N. C.. where she was the guest of her daughter Mrs. John T. | Morgan tMargas'et Benners) of Memphis. Miss Helen Benners is still in Waynes- I vile with Mrs. Morgan's children and | will remain until Mrs. Morgan's return l from Baltimore, where she has bean at the bedside of Mr. Morgan. The iatter's friends will be glad to know that he is recovering.
 Mrs. Joha Monroe and her two lovely little daughters left this week after q lengthy stay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Hugh N. starnes, for Aiken, S. C., where they will spend the winter. Miss Eleanor Starnes accompanied them and will be Mir. and Mrs. Monroe's guest until Christmas.
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 Miss Dorothy Robbins of Minneapolis is here as the guest of MT. and Mrs L. w I Collier. Miss Robbins is charming girl I and has been one of the most admired | figures in local society during several viz l it's to MT. and Mrs Collier. The dance 1 they gave in her honor when she was g I debutante season or two ago Is recalled as one of the smartest events of that win | ter.
 1 Mrs. Robert M King and children have I returned from North Carolina, where they spent the summer MT. and Mrs. King have taken an apartment at the Richmond for the season. l Mrs A. B. West and her grand daughter, Miss Anita Sloss, returned home a few days ago from California, 1 where they spent the greater part of the summer with Mr. and Mrs Harold West. l Mrs. Sue Jolly, who has been away from l Birmingham for a year, spending that period in various cities, has returned home 1 and will be the guest of her daughter, 1 Mrs. Samuel Perry, for the winter. Mrs. Jolly has made Birmingham her home 1 since it was village, and is one of the most loyal as well as one of the most l charming, of its pioneer citizens
  Miss Anne Gallacher left yesterday for Newborn. to spend psrt of the winter 1 with her sister. Mrs Robert A. White. l MT. Rutherford Harvie, who is at St. 1 Vineent's hospital, is steadily improving l after an operation for appendicitis that 1 threatened to be most serious
 Mrs. C. P. Orr and family will reopen their town house this week after spend ing the summer at their Mentone place. l MT. and Mrs. Parker. formerly of | Greenville, are newcomers in Birming- ham and are at home at 21I3 Highland avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs L. Caldwell have returned from visit to relatives in Mississippi
 
 Mrs. S. D. Weakley and Miss Eula 1 Weakley. who spent d part of the sum- mer in Petoskey, Mich, have returned home
 Miss Fannie Dunn will go to Black l Mountain, N. C., today to visit Mir and | Mrs. James Weatherly at their summer | home. She will be absent week or 10 | days.
 MT. Alie Nanoegrlft IS the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Hodges in Norwood
 Miss Lucie Jones and Miss Annie Will Jones will be with Mir and Mrs J. c. Scott for the winter months.
 
 Mrs. James B. Foster has as her guests Mrs. J. H. Sigmon and Master Jack Sig mon of Fort Worth Tex.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Hannum have named their son Joseph Wilbur Hannum, Jr.
 Miss Sadie Spielberger has returned from the Curry School of Expression, Boston.
 
 Mir Mervin A. Black will leave tonight for Culver Military academy, Culver, Ind, to resume his studies.
 
 Miss Margaret Munger left yesterday : morning for Washington to attend the National Park seminary.
 Mrs. D. A Childs and her little grand son, Samuel Childs Leetch of Washing ton, D. C., are guests of Mrs. Irene Denny.
 Mir and Mrs. Motion Smith are expected to arrive in Birmingham October 1 to again make their home in this city, after an absence of several years. They will occupy their residence on Sycamore street.
 Mrs. William M. Jordan and Miss Eliza beth Jordan left yesterday morning for New York, where the latter will enter St. Marys at Peekslxill.
 MT. and Mrs George Crosman Thorn ton will be at the Ridgely this winter. |
 Mir. Zac P. Smith of Birmingham ar rived from Europe on the steamship