The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-08

The Fairview School Improvement as- sociation will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union of llnsley will meet Tuesday after noon at 2:50 at the Christian church. PERSONALLY Mrs Alex D. Cecil has returned from New Orleans, where she spent a fortnight as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. |. D. Mooney (Floy CeciD. She was beautifully entertained. attending club affairs. both l private and in celebration of Mardi Gras. MT. and Mrs. Mooney even during their short residence in New Orleans have made for themselves an entree into D most delightful circle Crawford Edwards, the young son of Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Edwards. is greatly improved after an Illness Of several weeks. MT. and Mrs. Richard Bates of New York are guests of MT. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Kelley.
 Mr. and Mrs Robert Hood are at home after a delightful visit to New Orleans MT. and Mrs. Paul Gorham were amonr the Carnival visitors to New York, and nave returned home. Miss Emily Miler's friends will be de lighted to know of her recently formed connection with the Birmingham Public Library. She is a New Orleans girl and has frequently visited her relatives. Dr. and Mrs J. D. Dabney. and Miss Martha Dabney, here. Miss Miller is a splendid acquisition for the library. She is a young woman of unusual culture. having been ora 1i tad at e ward completing a library course at All bany, She has been associated with the Minneapolis library and it is a gratifica- ton to her friends and relatives here that she is to be nearer her home | MT. and Mrs. F. R. Smms will arrive to- day to visit -Mr. and Mrs. John P. Till man at their home on Highland avenue. Miss Sue White of Jackson, Tenn, will attend the equal suffrage meeting there | this week.
 | Mr. H. ]. Wilson, Jr, and his son MT. Harry Wilson, have returned from Hav- l ana after an absence of two years | The condition of MT. T. l. Kidd who l has been very i'll for the past week in the South Highland inirmary, is still very grave.
 I Mrs W. c. MeAdory and Miss Margaret 1 McAdory are spending the weekend with Mrs. R. W. McAdory at Pleasant Hill. Miss Katherine Whitfield and Miss Mary l Van Thornton of Montgomery are guests 1 of Mrs. T. l.. McCarty
 
 Mrs. Arthur Gordy of Columbus, Ga. is visiting Ter sister, Mrs. Richard w Mas I sey.
 Little Rock. Ark, to visit his daughter | Mrs. David Warren Kempner He will be | absent several weeks Mrs. Robert Brickell of Montgomery is expected today to visit her niece. Mrs. 1 Eugene Ware. at Terrace Court. I Mrs. Jerome Sterne and her little daugh- l ter, Jean, will leave tonight for San An tonic, Tex, to visit relatives for two months.
 l Mir and Mrs. John N. Coffin are at home after visit to New Orleans. 1 Miss Katie Basenburg of West End will leave Sunday morning for Mobile and New Orleans to be away for about three weeks
 
 l Mir. and Mrs. Pratt Y. Hales of West l End will leave next week for Oneonta, where they will make their future home.
 
 l Mrs w. 4N Chappele of Avondae was called to Oakman yesterday by the il- l ness of her father. Mrs. B. N. Pickett is visiting relatives at Cordova. Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Edwards have re- l turned to Avondale from a stay of several weeks in Florida Mrs. W. S. Farmer of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. Joe Sims in Avondale. Mrs. T. c. Stone of Jacksonville is wis., iting relatives in Avondalc. Miss Willie Frank Edwards will leave | today for visit to relatives and friends 1 in Nashville. Katherine, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Ware. is seriously ill at their l home in Wylaln. Miss Fannie Nichols of Mulga is the guest of Mrs. D. M. Beall in Vivian.