The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-01

man, are in Birmingham again after an eventful trip to Europe. They crossed on the s. S. Adriatic and spent g short time in New York city. Mrs. W. w Humphrey (Ailson Kirl1man) of Louisville will be their guest until Christmas.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. P. err will reopen their Highland avenue home today and all Of the family will be home from Menrone to occupy it. MT. and Mrs. W. R. Lathrop (Flora Orr) and their chil- dren will spend the winter with MT. and Mrs. Orr.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Cox have leased an apartment at SO7 South Thirtieth street.
 Dr. Hogan has leased Terrace Court apartment.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow have gone to Montgomery to attend the Coppock- Riley wedding.
 Mrs. Francis Granville Smith has taken one of the Dian apartments and will occupy it upon her return from New Orleans where she is visiting rel atives.
 AIr and Mrs Harry Oster have taken possession of their new home on Fair view Circle.
 MT and Mrs. J. L. Drennen moved yesterday into their home on Chesnutt Hill.
 MT and Mrs. Percy Meadow (Emma Bradley whose wedding occurred re- gently in Columbus. Ga. have arrived in Birmingham and will be with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Meadow. for the winter.
 Mrs Madison Forbes, who has been absent from Birmingham six weeks visiting in southern Alabama and Mississippi, has returned to her home Mrs. Harvie and her son, MT. Ruth erford Harvie. will leave next week for Virginia where it is hoped MT. Har- vie will rapidly recover from his se- rious illness.
 Miss Grace Hillhouse left last night for Cincinnati to become a student at the Conservatory of Music. Miss Hill house has been pupil of Miss Lewela Hanlin and her piano playing during the spring commencements received much complimentary attention.  Miss Frances Coleman, the daughter of Judge T. W. Coleman of Anniston is the guest of Mrs Harry Oates whe is spending the winter with her moth CT, Mrs. L. F. Harris, at the latter's home on South Eighteenth street s# Mrs. J. D. Miles is here from Colum. biana to spend " eek or 10 days with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Johnstn.  MT. Leon Harris, who spent the sum mor with his mother Mrs. L. r. liar ris, has returned to Rush Medical col llege, where he Is pursuing a specia course after having received b. D degree at the university. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Rothp1etz, who oc- cupled the w. D. Hammet residence this summer, have taken an apartment or South Tenth avenue and Fifteenth street for the winter.
 Mrs. Frank Nelson. who accompanleo her daughter, Miss Margaret Nelson east, is expected home next week a1tei a fortnights stay. Miss Nelson has re- entered Miss Shipley's school. Mrs. Nel- sons mother, Mrs. Leeper, will be With her next week to spend the winter months.
 Miss Mary Wheeler. of Nashville, hal received charming welcome to Blrmlhg ham, as tho guest of Mrs, E. B. Peo dinghaus Miss Wheeler is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Wheeler, who Tor merly lived in this city, and have large number of friends who are glad to Know their lovely young daughter. Mir. and Mrs R. c. Hearon will be al home on Elm street this winter. Dr. and Mrs F. G. Little and children have been absent from Birmingham fol two years. have returned and are agair at their home, 134s Huntsville avenue. Mrs. John c. Henley and children have returned from an extended eastern trip.
  Miss Carrie Hill has returned from vineyardhaven, where she spent the sum- mer in the study of art, and was ar instructor az well. She has reopened hel studio in the Cable building. A Miss Mary Van Thornton. of Montgom cry. is visiting Mrs T. R. McCarty. Mr. and Mrs. John w. Luke have moved into an apartment in the San Jose Miss Leona Loveman and Miss Elsie l Fles have returned after spending de | lightful week with Mrs. Milton Fies a her country home. "Pineywood," at Sip l sey Ala.
 l Mrs. T. L. Hill is visiting Mrs. c. e
 White, on Eighth street, Atlanta. eeH
 Mrs. Frank Heitlinger is visiting hel
 cousins. the Misses Mitchell, on Tentf | street, Nashville.
 After spending the summer in Colorado