The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-15

pect to make their home, until the
purchase house, al one of the hotel
Miss Mccain of Mobile is the que
of Mrs. S. J. Cayce, 1880 Eleventh avd
nue, south.
Miss Mary Zell. Miss Louise Zell an
Mrs. Frank Jackson will leave TuesdaX
for New Orleans for the carnival. The
VIII be absent several weeks.
Mrs. P. A. Rossiter and Miss Lueui
anFe Rossiter expect to go TO Ne
Orleans Wednesday to witness Il
Mardi Gras gayeties. They will be al
sent a week
Mr.. Morris Baldwin of Montgomer
is spending the weekend with DIR. an
Mrs. Z. NJ. Mason. Mrs. Baldwin, VIII
has been one of the feted visitors tn
past week, will accompany him hom
Miss Stella May White expects
leave tomorrow night for San Antoni
Tex, to be with relatives until April
Miss Mildred Johnston will leave to
day for her home in Admission, afte
a weeks visit to Mrs. A. o. Lane.
Miss Nellie Merritt has gone
Montgomery to visit Mrs. l.. b. Whit
field.
Miss Catherine Walmsley left Thurs
day for Livingston to visit DIR. an
Mrs. A. C. Davidson and Mr. and Mr.
Tom Seals.
Mrs. c. e. Fort, who has been Sc
riously i'll at her home on Thirteent
street, south, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred j. Levy of st. Loui
are expected to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Levy on Maplewood avenue.
Mrs NJ. L. Meyer and Miss Bernie |
Mayer have returned from Selma an .
Orrville after a stay of two months.
Mrs A. Lincoln Willhite of KnoxvillI
is expected Tuesday to visit Mrs. G. II
Harris and Mrs Raymond Harris A mum
ber of delightful parties are planed
her honor announcement to be mad|
later.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Lindy have as theiI
guest the formers mother. Mrs. Jod|
Lindy of Newark. N. ].
Mrs. Pauline Rice has returned from |
visit to relatives in vicksburg, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Roethlsberger oI
Hillsdale, Mich. will arrive today TO. att
tend the marriage of their son. Mr.. r. Al
Roethlisberger, Jr., and Miss Margaret
Anderson. Mr. Roethlisberger is pioI
neer banker of Michigan and is now pres|
ident of the First State bank oi Hillsdala|
The many friends of Mr. Sidney q
Myers will regret to hear of his seriI
Gus illness at his home, 1912 Second
avenue, West End.
Mrs. Leslie Dee of West End Ia i'll Q,
the Birmingham infirmary, following al
operation for appendicitis.
DR.. W. NJ Blackwelder, pastor of th(
West End Baptist church, returned yes|
terday from Tuscaloosa, where he hal
been assisting in the Baptist Young PeoI
pies union convention.
Mr.. w. d. Blackwelder, state secretary
of the Baptist Young Peoples union, rel
turned yesterday from Talladega, wherd
he has been attending a convention of thd
union.
Miss Alice Allison of Richmond IS
the guest of Miss Lucia Vaughn.
Mrs. j. p. Phillips will entertain
Thursday evening at O'CLOCK at he1
home in Norwood for Miss TempletorI
of Indianapolis and Mrs Moss of PENN
81 lvania.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel VIII eivs
an oyster supper Tuesday evening az
the corner of Rush avenue and Alleh
sire ct.
Mrs w. ]. Randall is i'll at her home
in Woodlawn.
Mr.. Philip H. Scheurer of Nashville,
ILL.,. is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Lee. in Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs Blair Jones of Trotville,
are the guests of Mrs. r. a. Nunnally,
in Woodlawn.
Miss Georgia Keyser of Pineapple Is
the guest of Mrs. f. G. Kelly, in Ems
ley. a
Mrs. o. A. Canes has returned fro/l
a visit to relatives at Carbon Hill. "a
corpanied by her niece, Miss OrviNY
Knight.
Miss Icie Fields of Ensley is the guest
of Mrs. NJ. II. Goodwin of Alexandria.
Mrs Ruth DeLacee Shepherd OF New
York is visiting Mrs. John r. Wbita
at Fairfield.
Nriss Edith Smith is n, ~ -.