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

Newman. Ga, for week or two Will liam Moore their son, who Is a student at Staunton Military academy. Is now In Washington. D. c, awaiting them and will go with them to Greenbrisr White Sulphur Springs.
 Miss Rebecca Jessel will leave today to visit her sister. Mrs. Joe Bloch. in Montgomery.
 Miss Elizabeth schoolar returned Wednesday from Chattanooga. where she has been visiting friends since leav- ing Shorter college. Miss Sarah Davis of Montgomery Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Jessel.
  MT. and Mrs. Edward W. Barrett and their children are occupying their coun- try home, which has just been completed, on Shades Mountain. A Selma exchange says Mrs. Jim Clay has as her guests Mrs. l.. A. callen and two interesting children, Amy and Alex, of Birmingham.
 Miss Leila ogden. who spent last year in Paris studying piassoforte, was the guest yesterday of Miss Mary Douglass
  gent Mrs. R. r. Farley has returned to In- J glenook after pleasant visit to relatives at Leeds.
 Mrs. Arthur Burgin of Ensley is enjoy- ing an extended western trip. |
 MT. and Mrs. Beckwi,l Wilson of Roan. 1 oke, Va, are visiting relatives in Ens- ley.
 Miss Ethel Joiner of Arcadia. Fla, is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Patterson in Woodlawn.
 The Rev. and Mrs. James Robinson Of | Louisville. Ky, are spending several -, days with Dr. and Mrs. J. R Robinson in Woodlawn.
 MT. Dave Kelso of wylam is spending two weeks in Columbus, o.
 
 MT. Tom Nichols of Panama is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Neill. in Wy lam.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Caudle of Boyles have named their little daughter Mar garet Henderson Caudle. |
 Mrs. I. F. Erwin has returned to Boyies from long stay in Indianapolis. | Mrs. l.. A. Holcombe of Boyles Is tho guest of her father. MT R. H. Walker, 1 in Montevallo. Mrs. A. 1T. Ford and Miss Virginia Ford will leave next Friday afternoon for Portland, Me, going by water from Savannah. The general regret felt at their departure by numerous friends has been expressed in many charming social affairs. l Mir. and Mrs. John Lewis Sims Jr.. of 1928 Webster street. New Orleans, | have named their little daughter, born May 24. Cora Foster Sims.
 Miss Annie Chaffin has returned to Pensacola after visiting Miss Robena Gallagher in Norwood. Miss Willias Atkins left yesterday Ito be guest at a house party at Queenstown.
 Mrs. E. M McBrown of Fort Payne Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Till man Ward.
 Mrs w. M. owen lis the guest of her brother. MT. I. w. McAdory at Pleasant HILL
 Mrs. Amzi Golden of Marion Is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Wal ker, in West End. Mrs. James Parks of Blossburg ia visiting her sister. Miss Mary Don- nelly, in Pratt City. Miss Bertha Strain of Elkmont h the guest of Mrs Samuel Potts in Pratt City.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Wynn have moved from Faunsdale to reside in Pratt City. Mir. Henry Meadow of Mobile Is tho guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Taylor at West Pratt. | MT and Mrs D. r. Phillips of Pratt City are spending sometime in Spring ICity, Tenn. Later they will go to Chat ltanooga. Mir, Clayton Crossland of Abbeville. MT. Marvin Crossland. Miss Kate lCrossland and Miss Anna Crossland of Montgomery are the guests of Mrs. F. D. Crossland In East Lake.