The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
PERSONALS

'uuge and Mrs. William Irwin Grubb ana children will be home early in August From New York, where tbev nave been for sometime Judge Grubh eonuucting court there They have lhade their home during their stay at ioFeiy snore hotel on Long Island. Mrs. Frank J. White and her daugh ters' Miss Elizabeth White and Miss virginia White have returned iron, tennessee, where they have enjoyed . pheasant stay with relatives. They were l recalled because of news of injuries tc their home which was partially do. stroyed by fire last Friday night. colonel and Mrs. T. H Alexander re- turned this week from Golden. where they spent fortnight. MT and Mrs, Charles F. DeBardeleben motored to Golden this week and in messages home report a fortunate iour- hey. They stopped in Selma en route. The friends of Mrs A. l.. Ezell will regret to know that she Is III at the Harper sanatorium in Washington
 Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh and Mrs. j. 10. HAWKINS returned to the city last even Ing from a two weeks stay at Bluff Park hotel.
 Mrs Anna Lallande has returned nome from St. Louis, where she has been for the past five weeks visiting friends.
 Miss Annie Hughes of Greenville. s. C., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ed s. Moore. She will remain several weeks.
 Miss Helen Jones of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. T. S. I. Basore, and has been entertained at a number of lovely informal parties.
 Mrs W. A. Long has returned to Florida after a pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs. Julia Patton.
 Miss Anne Faulkner is at home after attending school in Dadeville. Ky.
 Rosser AngelPs friends will regret to learn that he is III with typhoid fever at his home on Fountain Heights.
 
 MT. Charles Drake. Jr.. and Mir Ech- ols Stanley have gone to Lookout mountain to spend several weeks.
 MT. I. Williams of Memphis is the guest of Mrs. c. D. Kelly
 Mir. and Mrs. John B. Floyd left this week in their car to visit in Madison and Huntsville
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lester who mo fored down from Sheffield. returned home Thursday accompanied by Miss Susie Perry. Miss Selina Perry and their guest. Miss Lucille Byrn of Mur- frcesboro, Tenn. The Misses Perry vii, visit a month in Sheffield and Florence. In the latter city they will be with their aunt Mrs. Alan McRate (Susie Jolly.) Miss Byrn will return in a few days to her home in Tennessee.
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 Mrs. H. Hopkins of Shreveport. La. and her little son are guests of Mrs. W. H. Gillespie. sss
 Miss Glennie Moseley left this week to visit her sister, Mrs. W. D. Truesdale, in Chicago. She will be absent several fore returning home.
 Captain and Mrs John G. Smith left Tuesday for Buffalo, Iithia Springs, Va, to spend six weeks.
 Mrs. J. M. Neill was called to Mem phis this week to visit her sister Mrs Ed F. Geers. who is seriously i'll. Miss Lucille Douglas left several days ago for San Angelo, Tex to spend the greater part of the summer with Mrs. Dumas. En route she is passing a few days with friends in Meridian and Shreveport.
 Miss Florence Floyd and Mrs. Ellen Hertz1er have gone to Olympian Springs, Ky, to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Judge W. A. Compton has returned from visit to friends in Mississippi. MT. and Mrs. Ned D. McDavid came in from their country home. Rose Meadow Farm, to their place at Graymont. where They have been during the convalescencc Of their son, Edmund McDavid. and will