The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-26

to leave Sunday to spend the last of the summer in northern Michigan.
 
 Mrs. (. S. Morgan, who has been des- peratelt i'll for the past week at the home of her father. MT. ?. B. Brown, was reported yesterday morning some what improved Mrs. Morgan was thought to be eonvaleseent after an operation for appendicitis when complications set in and her condition became very grave. She has scores of friends who will be delighted to hear encouraging tidings as to her improvement. Her sister, Mrs. Carroll Steele. has been with her constantly throughout her Illness. though she also has the care of two nurses
 Miss Ella Huhbert, who has been i'll at the home of her sister. Mrs T. O. Smith, in Graymont for the past 10 days. Is resting very comfortably, and was yesterday pronounced decidedly improved. The inquiries of sympathetic friends are being constantly made at the Smith resi- dence.
 MT. H. NJ. Runyon arrived last night from New York to spend several days with his sister, Mrs. Felix Drennen.
 Miss Rebecca Stout of Montgomery. Miss Celia Webb of Mobile and Miss Elizabeth Baker of Tarhoro, N. C.. con- stitute an attractive trio of visitors. They are guests of Miss Helen McCary and, with their hostess. were among the popular girls at the dansant last night at the Newspaper club.
 Mrs. John Lewis Underwood, who has been i'll at local infirmary for the past week, Is improving and will soon be able to return to her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Joy have gone to Princeton, N. J., to spend sometime with the latter's mother.
 Miss Bertha Stone, the young daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs, Mims B. Stone, is at St. Vincent's hospital, where she a critical operation Monday for appendicitis. Reports of her con dition are most encouraging.
 Mrs. Crawford Johnson. who Is with her sisters in Chattanooga, Is not ex- pected home for sometime.
 Mrs. Henry Dean will probably not leave Birmingham until the last of July when she plans to go to Asheville to spend the final months of summer and the early fall at "The Manor"
 Mrs. Felix Drennen, who goes to the eastern shore each summer, will vary her vacation programme this year and instead of going north will spend a few weeks later In the season at High land Lake, N. c.
 Miss Augusta Dearborn Is with her sister, Mrs. Winston Croxton, of At lanta. enjoying delightful visit to Virginia Beach.
 Miss Louise Tillman of Nashville Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Pope Seals in the Colonial apartments.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Wyman Is at home after q delightful motor trip through the region of the Great Lakes. She accompanied her aunt. Mrs. Knott, who was one of the much-feted visit ing matrons in Birmingham during the winter just ended,
 Mir. W. r. Mcclure, Miss Sue Chil- ton Mcclure and Miss Doris Barber are guests of relatives in Lewisburg, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Carter (Joy Tom linson) will arrive from Philadelphia Nt the latters mother, Mrs Annie R. Miss Bland Tomlinson ex- poets to return home with them and will not return for three months. After a month with the Carters at their home at Overbrook, near Philadelphia, she will visit two other friends during the remainder of her stay.
 
 Miss Louise Long, Miss Serena Kirk patrick, Mrs. Thomas Ellis and Miss Gustrne Milner of this city and Miss Isobel Curry of Bessemer, who sailed in Mrs. Brownell's party leaving New York June IT on the North German Lloyd steamer. Princess Irene, are due to reach Gibraltar today and on June 29 will arrive in Naples They are ex- pecting a most delightful journey and will reach home September 12 landing in Boston.
 Reuben Truss Johnston, son of MT. and Mrs. Carl c. Moses of Louisville, Ky, who are well known in Birming- ham, was selected to assist In the chorus at the thirty-ninth celebration of the saengerfest, to be held in that city June "A to 26.
 Little Helen Badham, who was &C., burned last week at the home. has suffered intensely from her wounds, but friends of the family the learning with exceutional pleasure that she will recover and her lovely little face will not be scared.
 
 Miss Mildred Badham and Miss Mar garet Nelson, who had planned to join a. house party in Virginia last week. were prevented from doing so because of the injuries to little Helen Bad ham, whose painful accident was n matter of the tenderest anxiety not only to the family in which she Is so devotedly cherished. but to great many friends.
 Mrs c. D. Marvin of East Lake has MT and Mrs. George Thompson of New York city as her guests.
 Mrs. Fannie Lane of Clanton Is the guest of Mrs. H. H. Parker in Boyles.
 Mrs Solon Jacobs Is expected home to- day from Chicago. where she has been visiting Mrs. Rice since the meeting of the General Federation of Clubs. Miss