The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-05
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 have returned from Tuscaloosa, where h3iey attended the University festivities are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, MT and Mrs. Hill Ferguson, MT and Mrs | Borden Burr. Mir. and Mrs. James Bow ron, Mrs Daniels. Mir and Mrs Webb Crawford Mir. and Mrs A. l.. Fulenwider. Mir and Mrs. Robert McDavid, MT. Paul Jones, Dr. James McLester, MT. W. " M Robertson, Jr and others.
 
 Miss Alice Daily left this week for New York from which point she will sail to- morrow evening for England. She will be 1 absent six months, visiting relatives Tn l England, Ireland and Scotland.
 Crawford Johnson, Jr., who will com plete his first year studies at Lawrence, 1 vile next week, will not return immedf ately home, but be a guest at house party given in Louisville for a week.
 Miss Marguerite Lewis, who has spent | several months in Livingston, has re- | turned home.
 MT and Mrs. Borden Burr and MT and Mrs. Ross Forman of Gadsden motored to Tusca loosa for the finals returned Wednesday night.
 Mrs Frank l.. Estep plans to leave to- day or tomorrow for Chicago to visit Mrs. Ellis Foust, a former resident of this 1 city.
 1 Mrs Thomas W. O'Byrne and her aunt, Mrs. Flaherty of Ohio. who was her | guest last winter, and Tom Elton O'Byrne, will tour Europe this summer with the Brownell rarty. They plan to sail June | 30 and will spend several months as members of this delightful party, after | ward spending some time in the old world independently of the tourists and return ing home at some time in the indefinite future.
 | Mrs NJ j. Caffee has returned home after spending several months with her daughter Mrs g. c. Bratton. in Port land, Ore.
 Mrs. w. " M Robertson left yesterday for Baltimore, en route to Europe, to be gone until fall
 MT. J. A. Rountree and Dr. w. S. Roun- tree are visiting relatives in Morgan county. Dr. Rountree sails on June Il } for a tour to France. Germany, and Italy and will attend the meeting of the North American Medical association, which con venes in London in July. l Miss Anna Lester Morris. who has spent the past IS months in research work 1T south Alabama. passed through Birming- | ham yesterday en route to her home in Larkinsville. Miss Morris has recently written a book. which she calls "The Country School Ma'am," and which is in the hands of the publishers. William Cosby, Jr., returned home yes terday from Marysville college, Marys- vile, Tenn.
 ,l Mrs. w. Walters and daughter of An niston are guests of Mrs. John Walters in East Birmingham.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Giles will leave Saturday for Atlanta, where they will reside in the future.
 Helen. the little daughter of MT. and Mrs w. l.. Miller, is seriously i'll at their home in East Birmingham Miss Martha Parker of Montgomer, is the guest of Mir and Mrs. B. M. East burn in West End.
 Miss Maude Kahle has returned to sel mama after stay with Mrs. c. W. Over street in Pratt City.
 Mrs J. W. Day and children and hei niece Carrie Smith, are the guests o1 Mrs. J. w. Smith in Kingston.
 Mrs. G. w. Mullinix and Miss Mauds Daniel of Pratt City are attending tho Missionary conference in Talladega.
 Mrs. Lily Cunningham of Avondale i. visiting relatives in Montgomery.
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 Mrs. c. L. Walker of Avondale is spend ing several days in Talladega.
 MT. Fred Martin of Avondale is visiting in Huntsville.
 Mrs w. R. sevier has returned to Wy lam from a three weeks stay in Mem phis.
 Mrs Roland McGinty and Mrs Johr Hoffman of New York are visiting Mrs c, L, Hoffman in Vivian.
 MT and Mrs. F. H. Hewett and fam lily of Norwood have moved into thei summer home on Shades mountain.
 Mrs ]. D. Cummings of Norwood il visiting friends in Talladega. l
 Mrs. J. F.. Ehrhart will return t, } Norwood today after attending the Mis- sionary conference at Talladega. ! Mrs. E. J. Mehaffey. who has beer lvisiting relatives in Ensley. has re- Turned to her home in opelika. acccb;