The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-15

the Gardner school in New York to spend the Easter holidays.
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell have re- turned home after a visit of five weeks to Guatemala City and other points in Central America after stay of a few days in New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Eaton and Miss Emma Eaton of Cincinnati are expected Friday to visit Judge and Mrs. William l. Grubb.
 Miss Lee Marks will leave today for her home in Montgomery after visit to Miss Clara Lee Woodson. Mrs. s. F. Alston of Tuscaloosa is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles Murray Rudulph. MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Gregory have named their little son, Robert Lee Gregory, Jr.
  Mrs. J. c. Phelps arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs. R. c. Wright in Norwood. She will be one of the attendants at the Mlr- phy-Randolph wedding.  Mrs. R. T. Taylor has returned to Leeds after a stay with Mrs. O. D. Perry in Inglenook. After delightful visit to friends in Woodstock, Miss Pauline Strickland and | Miss Ethel Strickland have returned to Inglenook. John, the little son of MT. and Mrs, J. D. Lewis. is i'll at their home in Ingle- nook. Mrs. B. A. Murrerle of West End is ill | at Talley's infirmary
  Mrs. R. L. Daniel has returned to Ems 1 ley after a stay with her mother in An niston. After a visit to Mrs W NJ. Mcdonald | in Ensley Miss Ollie Hammond has gone to Livingston. Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Chandler of Way | erly are visiting Mir. and Mrs H. E. Hatfield in East Birmingham. Mrs. J. L. Yarbough and daughter have ! returned from a stay with relatives in Montgomery. Mss Georgia Weatherly and Miss Vivian Ivey of Oneonta are the guests of Miss | Fife Golden in East Birmingham Several delightful parties are being planned for these attractive visitors. MT. M A. Glasgow has returned to Pratt City after visiting his brother. Rev. J. S. Glasgow in Albertville.
  Frank. the little son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Lacey, is seriously ill with pneumonia at their home In Pratt City. MT. W. M. Franklin, who has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs B. O. Franklin, in Pratt City, has re- turned to Acton.
 MT: and Mrs Samuel Andrews of Goth1te are visiting her parents Mir and Mrs. J. E. Edwards, of Pratt City. | Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Davis have come from Republic to Pratt City to re- side. | Mrs. Hicks Frazier is seriously i'll at her home in Pratt City.
 MT. I. Walker of Pratt City is wis., iting friends in Carbon Hill. | Dr. George Carraway has returned to 1 Oneonta following stay with his brother pr. c. N. Carraway, in Pratt City. | Father Thomas of Cullman is fill ing Father O'Gradys place at the Catholic church in Pratt City. l | Mrs. W. S. Fair of Montgomery has gone home after visit to Mrs. l.. A. Christian of Woodlawn. l
 Mrs E. Brewer of woodlawn is the guest of her parents in Opelik | Mrs. Roy Frank of woodlawn Is wis., iting her sister, Mrs. Jefferies, in La gardA
 Mrs J. P. Dickson is i'll at her home in Woodlawn. l MT. and Mrs J. H. Overby of Pa ducah, Ky, have returned home after a visit to relatives in Avondale. l After a stay with his son, Mir Wal ter Duel of Avondale Mrs. W. Duel has returned to his home in Knox vile, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Tidwell of At lanta are the guests of Mrs. A. I. Brown in Avondale. MT. and Mrs Archie Wilkins and lit- tie daughter, Florence Wilkins. have returned from a stay with relatives in Selma
 MT. Malcolm Hankins of Avondale Is visiting In Berry.
 Mrs. w E. Davis of Atlanta is the I guest of Miss Ruth Meansco in Avon dale. | Miss Georgia Weatherall, who has been i'll at the home of her sister. Mrs.