The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-13
Society
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CT spending the summer in England, France. Switzerland and Germany.
 
 Miss Mary Strelt, who has been vis- iting in Montgomery. has returned home.
 MT. Jessie Lewis of Memphis Is spend ing a few days with his parents In this city.
 Miss Mildred Badham is the guest of Miss Orline Perkins at Sayre.
 Mrs. WillNm Filler and Mrs. Robert Filler of Grtnwood. Miss, are guests of Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh.
 Miss Lucy Cole has returned to Ma rietta. Ga, after visiting friends in this city.
 Miss Helen Peebles of Winona, Miss. is visiting her daughter, Mrs J. E. Hawkins
 Mrs G. P. Dupree and Mrs. c. W. Jackson of Dora. are spending a few days at Golden. Later they will go to points of interest on the gulf coast.
 MT. and Mrs James N. Hamrick and son, James Hamrick, Jr., are on a io days trip to Camp Walton.
 
 MT. John Lambert has returned 10 Gadsden after stay with his mother Mrs Sam Foley in Pratt City.
 Mrs. w P. Hollngsworth of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Mrs. J. T.. Wood.
 Miss Carrie Hooper of Hendersonville, N. C., Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. T. Randall on Qinulan avenue Miss Grace Milan of Columbia, Tenn, is visiting her brother, Mir. H. w. Milan, in this city. Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Hay have gone to Hendersonville to spend two weeks With relatives. The many friends of Miss coghill will be glad to know that she is recovering from her recent illness at St. Vincent hospital. Mrs. Sidney Gardner of Columbus, Miss is the guest of Mrs. Julia Hawes at 1903 Phelan street. MT. and Mrs T. l.. Hobart are on a pleasure trip to washington, New York  two weeks. | Mrs w. F. Harrell and her daughter Miss Alice Harrell, have returned to theii | summer home at Bount Springs after | spending a few days in the city Mrs. Charles Waller of Mobile Is the guest of Mrs. Frank Hill in East Lake. iy,oc of E-a q Birmingham have the following as theii guests: Mrs. M O'Donnel1 Mrs. J. D Watson, Mss Gladys Watson, and Miss 1 Audrey Watson of Mobile.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Wideman have named their little son John Morris Wideman. Little Myrtle Scruggs is seriously il with typhoid fever at the home of hei parents in East Birmingham. MT. Henry Helton of Cullman is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mamie Heton in Wylam. Miss Marion Bradford of Woodlawn vii leave Saturday for an extended visit ir Tennessee and Mississippi.
 Mrs. J. T. Turner of Nashville is the guest or Mrs. J. N Hanklns. Miss Isabel Dunn of Marion Is visiting Miss Esther Hendricks in Pratt City. Mir. Jake Levy is spending some time at Savannah, Jacksonville and Tybee Island.
 Miss Lyda Breech of Albertville Is vis- iting Mrs. M. l.. Flowers. Miss Emma Cox. who has been the guest of Mrs. Harry Passmore, has re- turned to Gadsden. Miss Elizabeth Story is at home after a visit to friends at Leeds.
 
 Miss Margaret Caffee is spending some time with relatives in Gadsden.
 Miss Laura Kyle and Miss Ruth Barton have returned to Tuscaloosa after a pleas ant visit to Miss valla McCool.
 Miss valla McCool is attending a house party at Blocton.
 MT. Will vogt of Inglenook. Is visiting in Nashville, Louisville and Evansville. Miss Evelyn Daschung. of Culman. is the guest of Mrs. R. D. Farley.
 MT. R. l. Jons: ia: returned from a stay at Helena. Mrs. W. M. Rockett and daughter arc visiting In Collinsville.
 MT. W. W. wood is ill at St. vincent's hospital. MT. and Mrs. w. E. Trees and family are visiting relatives in Ohio. | Mrs. c. Chandler has returned to Shef. | flel dafter spending some time as the guest of relatives in Norwood. 1, Mrs. A, R. Mayse has returned to hel home after a plea sant visit to Hamilton
 Mrs. Pearl Thornton and her littl, daughter, Miriam, and nephew, Jacl cured, 13Q14c: green. 1s61s1tc; damaged