The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07
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 MT. and Mrs. Miller Krebs will leave today for Montgomery to be guests at the marriage of Miss Ophelia McLe- more and MT. Benjamin Watson Wal ller which is to be one of the notable events of the late season of the Cap ital City MT Walker is a cousin of Mrs. krebs. who frequently visits his family.
 Miss Kitts will be with the Graded union April 15 instead of April B. Mrs. W. r, Conner is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Richard Lyman (Lena Comer), in Jacksonville, where she plans to remain two months.
 Far and wide interest says the Nashville Tennessean, is being cen tered in the historic ball which will be given by the ladies of the Battlefield Park association, on the evening of April 16 at the Maxwell house, for the benefit of the patriotic effort of the association to raise funds for a mon- ument to mark an historic spot. h. terest in the ball has been enthusi- astically manifested, not only locally and in the state, but cities in the ad- joining states have centered tSeir at tention on 1t. In one instance it is reported llldl QeleSdllOn rom BIT mingham is planning to be present.
  Mrs. l.. !. Haley president of the State Federation of Women's clubs, will deliver an address here on April 22. notes the Selma Times. Mrs. Will liam T. Atkins and Mrs. Green have been selected from the Selma Music Study club to furnish the music for the occasion.
 Mrs. c. E. Bennett of New York and her daughter, little Miss Lucia Ault Bennett, are the guests of Mrs. Ben nett's parents, Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Ault. at the Ridgely apartments. Mrs. J. c. Newlin and children have returned to Inglenook after a visit to friends at Little Rock, Ark. | Mrs. Charles Beavers is i'll at her home in Inglenook. Mrs. F. G. Lively and little daughter are the guests of Mrs. J. Walden in Wilsonville.
 Miss Opal Adams of Blountsville is the guest of Mrs. Leonard Snyder in Inglenook.
 Miss Ella Massey has returned to
 Lewisburg after spending sometime
 with Mrs. Walter Davidson of Ingle-
 nook.
 MT. IT. O. Morgan of Vinemont is
 the guest of friends in Inglenook.
 Mrs. T. l.. Mathews and little daugh- ter, Bertha Mathews, of Montgomery are expected today to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Baxter M. Eastburr in West End,
 MT. F. A. Morgan of Bridgeport. l,
 visiting relatives in Vivian.
 Mrs. Marvin Meadow spent the week. end with Mrs. W. H. Avery in Vivian Miss Lucinda. McClelland of Blossburs
 was the weekend guest of her par
 ents in Vivian. Mrs. M I. Turner and Mrs Harrel have returned to Johns after a sta. with Mrs. Sam Brodie in Wylam. Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Lanier have re turned from their wedding trip ant are at home with his parents in Wood ', lawn.
 , Mir and Mrs F. H. Holly have move' from Woodlawn to West End Mr. R. A. Clayton of Woodlawn i : the guest of relatives in Louisville, Ky so MT. and Mrs. J. B. Kernper have re , turned to their home in Lancaster, Ky after spending the winter with thei daughter. Mrs W. M. Anderson, fl :. Woodlawn.
 Mrs. T. W. Afford Is the guest of he parents, Mir and Mrs. E. G. Shew, il
 Caldwell, Ala,
 t MT Ben Blier and Mir. ]. R. Alfor ' are the guests of relatives in East Bir ], Imingham.
 ! MT. w. L. $ibley left Monday for Nor l folk to make his future home. Mr.