The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-22

The PickwiclS club will give social this evening at the wylam school building.
 
 The Pierlan club will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Sumpter Lea, Jr.. at her home in East Lake.
 
 The Kennedy School Improvement asso- citation will give a play festival this aft ernoon on the grounds of the building. PERSONAL NOTES
 Mrs. Rita o'Neill Myers of Meridian glad to learn that she is recovering after Miller Krebs. Miss Doris Moughon's friends will be glad olearn that she Is recovering after her recent Illness Miss Annie Lee returned last night from Agnes Scott college and after two weeks spent with her parents Mir and Mrs. Sidney w. Lee will go to Auburn to act as First battalion sponsor. Mrs. Winston Thompso nof Brieraeld is spending the week with Mir and Mrs. J. O. Thompson Mrs. John C. Crouch is with relatives in Tennessee.
 Mrs. Borden Burr, Mrs. Hubert Scrugs and Mrs. Louis Hall have been guests of Mrs. Smith this week at house party in Sylacauga.
 Miss May Lacey of Brown Station un- derwent a serious operation for appendicl- tis this week at a local infirmary.
 MT. J. S. Vance of New York Is visiting his mother and his sister. Mrs Charles Leeper. Mir. and Mrs. David Thompson of Chi cago have named their little son David Thompson III. Mrs. Thompson was for- merly Miss Willie Caffee, belle in Bir- mingham society, and has frequently visited here since she departed to make her home In Cleveland, O. Mrs. Walker Percy has gone to French Lick Springs to stay 10 days
 
 Miss Eleanor Hughes returned Wednes- day from Montevallo where she at- tended school during the past term.
 
 Mir Charles Bell of West End left Wednesday for stay In Columbus Ga. Miss Mary Holmes of West End Is spending several weeks with relatives in Lebanon, Tenn.  Mir. and Mrs !. IT. Credille of Atlanta are visiting relatives in East Birmingham. Mrs. l.. W. Walker of Boyles Is spending ing some time in New Jersey. MT. and Mrs. A. J. Glaze of Boyles have named their little son Andrew Jackson Glaze, Jr. Mrs F. l.. Erwin and little son are hav- ing pleasant stay with relatives in In- diana. Mrs. Shipman is at home after a stay of several weeks at the Atlantic Beach hotel. Mrs. B. G. Copeland and her little daughters, Miss Lucy Hammond Cope land and Miss Caroline Copeland. have returned from Huntsville, where they have been for six weeks with Mrs. Cope lands brother, Dr. Turner. at her old home. Miss Ella Louis Ward left last night for Nashville to attend the finals at wardsBelmont.
 MT. O. l.. Morris of Pratt City is the guest of pr. David Reese In Cleveland 0. l ing Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Gaines in Pratt City. l Mrs. G. NJ Cochran Is seriously i'll at the home of her mother. Mrs. w. T. By l mum. in Pratt City. Miss Sallie Long of Clanton is the guest of Mrs. M. H. Bennett in West Point. Mir J. F. Henesee has returned to Sauls- bury after a stay with relatives in Pratt City.
 Mrs Alton Rhabe and little son expect to leave Saturday for Oklahoma City, where they will remain during the sum mer.
 Miss Jessie King and Miss Annie King of Columbia, s. C., are the guests of MT and Mrs. J. w. King in woodlawn Mir. and Mrs. LeGrande Wilson and chil- dren are visiting friends in Mobile.
 Miss Geraldine Hill of Washington Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Laura Truss, in East Lake. Mrs. George Maxwell of Inglenook Is spending sometime in Ocean Springs, Miss. MT. w. T. McAllister has returned to Chattanooga after stay with his sister, Mrs. c. E. Harvey of Inglenook. Dr. Olin Miller arrived yesterday from Baltimore and will reside in Wylam.
  Mrs Arthur Griffith of Jacksonville. Fla. is expected to visit MT. and Mrs. Sam Wallace in Wylam.
 
 Mrs. R. T. Walker has returned to Me- ridian after a stay with Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Walker in Wylam.
 Mrs. D. D. Masters of Ensley Is visiting relatives in Knoxville. Miss Ruth Hill of Roanoke is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Spencer, in Ensley. Miss Anne Walker of Cochran, Ga, Is visiting Mrs. C. P. Walker of Ensley. pr. and Mrs. G. w. Leslie and little E17