The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-28

 Mrs. Henry Pool. Dr. Randolph Hurd. Mrs. William G. Hurd and Mrs B. F. l Cason and children of Bessemer are guests of Mrs. Minnie Sadler in East Bir- mingham.
 Mr. Claud Shelby will leave today for 1 New York and will sail Wednesday on the Aquitania for Marseilles, whence he will go to India. MT. Shelby has accepted a position as superintendent of the Tata l Iron and Steel company. He Is well known in his profession and his friends were not surprised to find that he had been called to a much higher position.
 Mir and Mrs. wilburn Smith spent a part of the week at St. Clair Springs.
 Miss Margaret Silk is spending the week end at Blount Springs
 Miss cordelia Moore of Hopkinsville, Ky, is the guest of Mrs. H. c. Miller on I Fountain avenue.
 Mrs. T. w. OByrne and sher son, Tom Elton O'Byrne, left Friday for New York to join Mrs. Brownells party for Eu- rope. They will sail Tuesday morning 1 from Brooklyn.
 The Rev R. F. Bell left Friday morn ing for the mountains of North Carolina | to spend several weeks, after which he will visit points of interest on the Maine coast.
 Mrs. H. C. Miller and her little son, John Dagg Miller, have returned from | Hopkinsville Ky, where they have been guests of relatives for several weeks. Miss Rosalie Miller, who accompanied them, will remain for several weeks longer.
 
 Mrs, J. J. Angel has as her guest Miss Annie Virginia Trice of Kentucky. in whose honor number of delightful af- fairs are planned.
 Miss Jewell Davis of vicksburg is ex- pected Tuesday to visit Miss Lula Cook,
 
 Mrs. Mary c. Ward who is returning from an extended visit to her son, MT. William L. Ward, in Marianna, Ark, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. P Fitz- patrick. for few days before going to her home in Tuscaloosa Miss Lola Johnson of Pensacola, Fla, Is the guest of Mrs. w. T. Angel.
 
 Mrs. George W. Schoolar and her daughter Mrs. Bessie Scholar Barry, have returned from Denver, where they visited MT, and Mrs. Hesterly. Mrs A. B. wynne of Walnut Grove is visiting Mrs. c. J. Barnes
 
 Mir and Mrs N. B. Mendenhall and ' children and Mrs. D. A. Griffith have returned from a camping party on the MT. Fl. W. Smith has returned to At lanta after visit to Mir. and Mrs R. A Credille in Boyles. Mrs. Mabel Smith and daughter of Athens Ga, are the guests of Mrs Lizzie Russell in Boyles. Hill Pearce of Boyles is III at the McAdory infirmary. Mrs. G. A. Gholston and daughters of West End will leave the first of ! the week for stay of several weeks at Lay springs. Mrs Jesse Walters has been removed from the Birmingham infirmary to her home in West End.S Mrs. Philip Rolf and daughter of Sheffield are in this city, where they were called by the illness of her \ brother. MT Eugene Thompson N Mrs. Tole Wilson and Mrs. o. " Wilson of Knoxville have gone home after visit to Mrs J. D. Fitts in East ! Birmingham. Miss While Mae lowers of East Bir- 1 mingham is the guest of relatives in Chattanooga. Mrs. w. E. Oldham has returned Il from a visit to her daughter, Mrs Aus 1 tin Crouch in Murfreesboro. Tenn.
 
 from Columbus, Miss, to her home in Woodlawn. Mrs. w. c. Hayes who has been visit ing relatives in Meridian, Miss. has H returned to Woodlawn. Mrs. Henry Brown. who has been 3 the guest of Mrs. c. w. Brown in Woodlawn, has returned to Hatties- a burg, Miss, accompanied by her nieces, Miss Annie Brown and Miss Estelle Brown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Nunnally have returned to woodlawn from a stay of two weeks in the east d Mrs C. c. Jones left yesterday for j visit to relatives in Atlanta and La Grange. Ga. She will be away from 8 East Lake two months. Mrs. A. D. Smith of East Lake, re- turned yesterday from visit in Ath- ems, Ga.  Rev. W. O. Carver of Louisville, Ky, Is the guest of MT, and Mrs. A. H. Schimmel in East Lake. Mrs. Marie Kern-MuIlen will leave to- morrow for Chicago to spend a day be- i fore going to Montreal, whence she will l sail suly on the steamship "Grampan, of tie Allen line, to spend the summer in Europe Mrs. Mullen expects to spend