The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07

Mrs. Julia Neely Finch is improving
after protracted illness at her horne On
Glenn avenue.
Mr. William II. Warren's friends will be
glad to know that he was reported resting
well after an operation at the South High
land infirmary.
Miss Daisy Moody is also i'll at the
South Highland infirmary. Her health
has been very poor for some time, and it
is hoped that after treatment for several
weeks she will be entirely well.
Miss Corinne Meade is here from Vir-
ginia to visit her aunt, Mrs Ed Finch.
Miss Margaret Chenoweth and Miss
Elizabeth Wilkinson have returned TO
Ogontz college, Philadelphia, after visit
to relatives during the holidays.
Mrs. Dudley Lawrence of New York and
her lovely little son, Clitherill Birch Law
renee, are expected in few weeks to visit
Mrs. Allie Birch at Terrace Court.
Mrs. Allie Birch was one of number of
hostesses entertaining for Miss Augusta
Clark during the latters holiday visit il,
birmingham. /She invited eight young
people to the tango tea at the Country
club Ia st Friday afternoon in compliment
to Miss Clark.
Miss Mary Ellen Thixton, who was one
of the popular visiting girls during the
holiday sea son left Monday for her home
in Louisville after visit to Miss F'lorIne
Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nesbitt of Woodlawn
are the guests of his brother, Mr.. Wilbur
Nesbitt, in Chicago.
Miss Mary Barnett has returned to Cen
tart college in Tuscaloosa, after spending
the holidays with her parents in Wood
lawn.
Miss Celia Ellard has returned to her
studies at the Normal college in Flor
ence.-~
Miss Dorothy iced has been called to
Lexington, Ky, on account of the illness
of her father She will not return 20
Woodlawn.
Mrs. Mollie Burns and her grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Burns OF Barnesville, Ca,
have been the guests of her son, Mr..
Jesse Burns in Woodlawn, for the past
two weeks. They have been delightfully."-
entertained by relatives in Woodlawn and
Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Burns have re-
Gently come from Lneville to make their
! hcme in Woodlawn.
Mrs. Annie Nelson of Birmingham spent
Monday with Mrs. Eliza Nelson in wy
lam.
Mrs. Harry Sawyer is expected homf
rTa< w he
was called by the death of her father.
| Mrs W. I. Sewer is quite ill at hel
home in Wylam.
| Mrs. Walter Puckett- and little daugh-
| ter. Dorothy, have returned to Wylam
| after an extended visit to Admission and
! GeGsden.
| Miss Leetha Hardy has returned to Bes-
semer after a visit to Miss Fannie Fol
mer in Wylam.
| Mrs. Luke T. Hunt and little son, Rich
ard. have returned to their home in West
/ End after a visit to relatives in Fort
| Payne.
| Mrs. ]. B. Chandler is very i'll at he,
home in West End.
Miss Mary Maxim is visiting relatives ir
| Fittsburg
Mrs. Preston Y. Whitman Is at homc
after an operation at the South Highland
| infirmary.
Miss Gertrude Lee of Helena is the guess
of her sister, Mrs. Arlie Barber. and Mrs
| Preston Y. Whitman in West End.
|
| Mrs Harry Joseph and son of Nash
vile are the guests of Mrs. George =
Parrant in Norwood
| Mrs. J. r. Alexander and daughter
Miss Turner of Blocton are the guests
of Mrs. E. J. Blackwood in Norwood. Mis-
| Turner is en- route to Bristol, Va, wher'
she will enter college.
Mr.. Nolan Lathem, Mr.. Gordon Mough
| on, Mr.. Hugh Franklin and Mr.. Rober
| Began left Monday for st. Bernard
college at Cullman.
! Miss Edna Hoyt and Miss Augusta Gil
left Monday for Montevallo.
| Miss Gertrude Friedman is the gues
| of Mrs. G. B. Parrant in Norwood.
|
Mrs Edgar Allen and little son. Edgar
| Jr., have returned to their home in Gray
incnt, after visit to Montevallo.
|
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald and little sor
Joe, are visiting Mrs G. A. Black at Gray
mont.
Hon. Borden Burr spoke at the Ma
| sonic hall in Woodlawn Monday evenin,
In the interest of the Hobson senatorial
campaign.
Mr.. Crawford Perkins, who has been