The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-07

Of Birmingham people among it's guests this season some of whom are returning this week. MT. Crawford Johnson, MT. H. G. Sebels, MT. Frank Fowlkes and MT. W. B. Leedy, Jr, come home Mon day night. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Brown arrived yesterday after spending two weeks and Mir. and Mrs. Soon Jacobs, also MT. and Mrs. F. II. Andrews expect to return the last of the week. The Jacobs will stop in Louisville for a day or two.
 Mrs. Hendon Is desperately i'll at her home on South Tenth avenue and Seven teenth street as d result of a recent auto mobile accident and slight hope is now entertained for her recovery. Her daugh- ters Miss Walden Tendon and Mrs. V. R. Jones, and her son, Mir Henry Tendon, are constantly at her bedside, and all that medical aid and careful nursing can do is being done toward her recovery, but the shock of the accident as well as her bruises seem to make permanent inn provement impossible. Anxious inquiries the many sympathetic friends of the family.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Worthington and their son, Joe Worthington are at MT and Mrs Worthington's summer camp at Mt. Pinson for the season. William Warrington, Jr., is in their town house on Eleventh avenue, where members of the family occasionally come in and spend night or a day to attend some theatrical attraction or social affair. They are delightfully."- situated in the country witha small farm to supply their domes- with a small farm to supply their domes- nate fishing place.
  nd IT. Browne), whose marriage recently took place in columbiana. are spending few days with Mir. and Mrs F. r.. Nabers while en route to Columbiana after their wedding trip to the southern coast It will be gratifying to the Birming- ham friends of Miss Louise West to know that she will receive her diploma this week from the Emerson school of oratory ! in, Boston. where commencement exer- cises are in progress Miss West has made fine record al Emerson Before | returning to her home in Alabama she will spend several weeks at Lake Placid 1 Tn the Adirondack mountains l Miss Daisy Moody returned home this week after visit to her sister. Mrs. B. A. Jones Rosa Moody) in Atlanta
 
 Dr. and Mrs E. c. Clayton have named their little son, Foster McAllister. Mrs. George Caldwell Spier entertained at luncheon yesterday in Atlanta in con- piment to Mrs. Horace Adams of this city and Mrs S. D. Miller of Arkansas Mrs. Adams is visiting her sister, Mrs Colquitt Carter Cole in Atlanta and was one of the Birmingham people attending the opera.
 l MT. and Mrs. A. R. Dearborn, who were guests of their daughter. Mrs Warner | Winston Croxton tEliza beth Dearborn) last week in Atlanta and attended all of the Metropolitans offering of opera | have returned to Birmingham. l Mrs. S. c. Rains of Versailles. Ky. is 1 the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs R 1 H. Mcintosh.
 Mrs. Tolbert Morgan CMargaret Ben 1 hers) and her children are here iron Memphis to visit her parents Mir ant Mrs. Alfred Benners.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Middleton Barnwel ar, 1 in Selma attending the conference of Epis | copal clergymen.
 Mrs. John Ellington of Gulfport, Miss. is the guest of Mrs. B. R. Powell
 
 Mrs. o. C. Cowan has returned {, | Ensley from Baltimore. Friends will b. glad to know that her health is slightl, | improved.
 Mrs. Carey Winston and children O l West End are spending several week. with relatives in Goodwater
 
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Healey of Wes End have named their little son Thomas Coyne Healey.
 Mrs. D. R. Weaver is convalescin, from a recent illness at her nome il West End.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Owens of Sal Francisco are the guests of Mr. an Mrs. l.. A. Freeman In West End
 MT. and Mrs. A. T. Newell of Yves End have named their little daughte Mary Joe Newell.
 Mrs. A. F. Hardness arrived yester Mrs. J. E. Walters of West End. Dr. Mary Buchanan and Miss Jose phine Howell have returned to Chicago after a months stay with MT. and MT. I. w. Broughton of West End. Miss Ella Louise Ward will leave tn and af tba u-aalx for stav urfth Mis-