The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-14


 | The champion cup win be awarded by MT. Erskine Ramsay. Miss Velmon Supple and Miss McLemort Supple will entertain the Philathea class of the Ensley Baptist church Saturday afternoon from to o clock.
 The Domestic Art club of Wylam will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas R Walker.
 The Ladies' Aid and Missionary so- cieties of Wylam Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. D. A. Gill. The Inglenook School Improvement as- sociation will meet in the new school building this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
 
 The faculty of the Cunningham school will entertain the Improvement associa- tion Friday afternoon from 3 to o'clock at the school
 Mrs. c. B. Raesdale will entertain the Mothers Self Culture club of East Bir- mingham Thursday afternoon.
 
 The Girls Crochet club of East Bir- mingham will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Ruby Bagley.
 NOTES
 MT. J. k. Miles will leave early in June for New York, where he will enter upon his third season as instructor in the Louis Chalif school one of the most famous in- stitutions of dancing in the east. He plans to remain throughout the summer. but his brother, MT. Harry Miles, will continue as instructor for a number of fashionable classes composed of stay-at- homes for at least a portion of the sea son, who plan to secure most of their summer diversion in the dance.
 Miss Mary Douglass. who has been studying voice in Paris for the. past year or two, returned to Birmingham Monday, and is with her mother, Mrs. Alice Doug lass. Miss Douglass has other aceomp- lishments besides d well trained voice. her lessons in dancing with some of the lead ing French teachers having added this charm to an already wnsome personality. Mrs. Frank Clark has returned from a visit to Mrs. E. B. Vaughan in Mobile, where she spent several weeks Mrs. Clyde Harkins is expected home within a fortnight from Hot Springs where she has spent the past four weeks.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Gussen have re- turned from Cincinnati. where they at. tended the music festival Monsieur and Mime Pierre La Case of New Orleans are at the Hotel Hillmar for a few days M La Case is vice con. sul at New Orleans and both he and his Portuguese wife, who is charming wom- an, were beautifully received in Birming ham.
 Mrs. John Hine is at home after pleas ant visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs S. B. Scott, in Atlanta. Mrs. S. c. Rains, who has been visiting relatives in this city returned to Yer sailles, Ky, this morning. Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh leaves this even ing for Shreveport, where she will visi | relatives
 Mrs. J. H. Mangrum has returned tc Boyles from stay with relatives in Co lumbia Tenn. Mir. and Mrs. O. D. Algood and children have returned to Blocton after visit tt Mrs. o. Downey of Boyles. Mrs. F. F. Belsher and Mrs. G. w Boul din of East Lake left Tuesday for Nash vile to attend the Southern Baptist con vention.
 Mir Frank Maiden of Bristol. Va, is tn, guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Leonard of Inglenook. 1 MT and Mrs. l.. Fulton of Oxford ar, visiting the Rev and Mrs. l.. F. Goodwin of Boyles.
 | Miss Mabel Porter of Kentucky is visit. l ing Mrs. B. W. Brogan in Inglenook Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Purdy of Cincin- nati are the guests of Mrs c. E Purdy I In Inelenook.
 Mrs Leroy Higgins of Garden City is visiting Judge and Mrs. ". S. Russel in East Birmingham. 1 MT. Enoch Smith of East Birmingham is spending this week at Steeles. l Mrs A T. Hawkins and little daueh ter of Curtistown are the guests of Mrs J. M. Woffard of East Birmingham.
 Mrs H. c. Nelens of Pratt City Ina. gone to Branchyille to visit relatives. 1 MT. G. W. Hay is i'll at his. home il Woodlawn.