The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-14
PERSONAL

Mrs. Annie R. Tomlnson and Miss Joy Tomlinson expect to go to Atlanta Tues day to spend week with friends.
 Mrs. Reuben. F. Kolb of Montgomery Is visiting her granddaughters Mrs. Syd Smith and Mrs. J. w. Hughes, Jr.
 
 Mrs W. H. Hackney has gone to Mont gomery to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Richardson.
 Gen. Louis " Clark who went to New York last week, sailed Thursday evening for Bermuda to spend short while. He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Augusta Clark, who is a student at St Mary's academy, Peekskill, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens and their little grandson, Gideon Stephens Wynn are expected home Sunday after visit to Sarasota, Tampa and other points in 1 Florida. Mrs. Arthur Elsberry (Jonsie Evans) of | Charleston. W. Va, is the guest of her mother Mrs. Theresa Hooper Evans. Miss Bertha Hicks of Talladega is the guest of Miss Minnie Dryer. Miss Marie Simms is also expected from Talladega next week to visit Miss Dryer Mrs. Henry M. Banl<head, notes the At lanta Constitution, is recovering from her recent illness, and is able to see her friends. Mrs Bankhead has been very much missed during the gayeties of this winter season. In the early winter her little daughter was i'll, and subsequently, Mrs. Bankhead was taken ill MT. John kell Jemison, who has been in the Philippines for the past three years, arrived yesterday afternoon from New York.
 Mrs. B. F. Tyler continues seriously i'll
 
 Mrs. J. l.. Condon who has spent tha past two weeks in New York has returned home
 Mrs. James R. Hughes of Urbana. O. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F F. Butcher on Ensley Highlands Mrs. William Petzing of Coming. N V is visiting Mrs. Joseph Scholls in Enslev. After a visit to Mrs D. A. House. MT. and Mrs. J. B. McDannelle have returned to Buffalo, N. Y. The S. K. P. class of the PhInlSett Memorial church will have a pastry sale at Brk's store in Fairfield Saturday.
  The Grace chapter. Westminster Guild. of the Ensley Highland Presbyterian n church, will meet with Mrs J. A. Keith at 1884 Twelfth avenue, south, this after noon.
 Mrs. Charles Frierson and little daugh- ter, Louise, of Columbus, Miss are the guests of Mrs. R. K. Kennedy in Wood lawn
 Miss Annie Heddleston has returned from visit to relatives in Columbus, Miss.
 Mrs. George Tribble has sufficiently re- covered to be removed from the South Highland infirmary to her home in Wood lawn.
 Mrs. H. II. Holland of Atlanta, who has been visiting here, has gone to be the guest of relatives in Nashville.
 Edith. little daughter of MT and Mrs. J. H. Rowe, is i'll at her home in West End.
 Little Myrtis and Jack Simpson of West End are visiting their grandmother in Florence.
 Miss Virginia Bell has come to West End from Montevallo to be with her mother. who is i'll,
 Mrs Tom Carver is convalescing from a recent illness at her home in Boyles. Mrs S. A. Adams has returned to Pratt vile after visit to her mother Mrs Lizzie Russell, in Boyles.
 
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Smith returned to East Birmingham Friday from visit to Montgomery.
 MT. Harry Rogers and daughter, Miss Bonnie Rogers of Athens are the guests of Miss Amelia Wilkes in East Birming- ham,
 Mrs. J. D. Clauncey of St. Louis and Mrs. J. l.. Luckie of Toledo O.. are the guests of Mrs. Louis Jenkins of East Birmingham.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burton Howell of Wylam have named their small son Burton How ell, Jr
 Miss Howry of Washington, who is the