The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-25

and her four grandchildren In Chevy
Chase, Nd. Will go to New York next
week to join her daughter, Mrs. James
Edward Gill, and her son. Mr.. Oscar
Armes.
Mr.. G. J. Robertson has come over
from his plantation at Deerbrook,
Miss, and Is with Mrs. Robertson at
Mountain Terrace. Mrs. Rohertson's
mother, Mrs. Rhett of Columbus. Miss.
Is her guest at Mountain Terrace.
Miss Edna Rogers has returned to
her home In Huntsville after visit
to Mrs. Samuel Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowron plan to
| leave July for an extended western
trip. They will be absent five weeks.
visiting san Francisco, Los Angeles and
other cities after trip to the Grand
canon.
| Mrs. Charles l. Morgan continues
seriously i'll at her home on South
| thirteenth avenue. She was brought
10 her homo from St Vincents hospital
aIter an operation for appendicitis and
was thought to be convalescing. but the
lgrown worse in the last few days. Her
many friends are deeply distressed to
Know OF her continued illness.
/ 1HtCAHu
visiting her sister. Mrs. Sol Indy, on
the South Highlands.
Miss Myrtle Avery is spending the
summer at Stroud.
Mrs. J. 1. Thomas left yesterday for
visit to Columbus. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Armstrong of
East birmingham are spending the
summer In Denver
Mrs. Myer Brown has been removed
from the South Highland infirmary to
her home in West End.
Mrs. w. ]. Oliver and little son of
West End are visiting relatives IN
Woodbury.. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Carnes have re-
turned TO their home in kentucky aft
M spending sometime with relatives In
East Birmingham.
Miss Bessie Banks and Miss Pattis
l. Banks will leave woodlawn satur-
day for visit TO friends In Nash
Vile.
Miss Flossie Bagwell of Atlanta Ii
the guest OF Mrs. J. III. Bagwen In
lWoodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Thompson have
returned from their wedding trip and
are visiting Mrs. E. D. Grassland In
East Lake before going TO their homo
In Louisville. Ky,
Miss Lois Warrington OF East Lake
Is visiting relatives In Montgomery.
|
Mrs. r. C. Boutab has returned to
Boyles from a visit to relatives IN
Louisville. Ky.
Miss Harriet Danielson of Chicago
Is visiting Miss Ruth Chiles In Ens-
ley.
Mrs. Harry Jones OF Fairfield will
spend the summer In the mountains OF
Tennessee.
Miss Eugenia Tornby and Miss Mary
Faughender OF Piedmont are visiting
Mrs. G. w. Sharpe on Ensley High
lands.
DR.. and Mrs w. q. Clarke and son
have returned to Ensley from a stay
with relatives In Mississippi.
|
Willis. little son of Mr. and Mrs,
w. t. Snow, who has been seriously III,
is slightly improved.
MISS Ella Dilliland of Alfalfa In the
guest of Mrs. ]. II. Dilliland In Boyles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bradley of Boyles
are spending sometime In Oklahoma.
|
Mr.. Will Shaw was called to Cedar
town, Ca. by the illness or his father.
Mrs. s. s. Zbinden of Chattanoosa.
Mr. J. C. Goodwin OF Cordova Mrs. r.,
M. Lowrey OF Uniontown, Mr. l.. r.
Goodwin OF cairon, Ga, and Mrs James
Peoples of Ridersville were among the
out-of-town guests at the Goodwin
zbinden wedding In woodlawn.
| Miss Jessie Boykin OF LAGRANGE, Ga,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
| G. c. Jones, In East Lake, has returned
to her home.
Mrs. M. I. White and son have re-
turned to Inglenook after a stay with
relatives In Madisonville. Ky.
Mrs. w. A. Lavender of Inglenook
has as her guest Mrs r. M. Mason of
Washington. d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell have
returned TO Inglenook after visiting
In Kentucky.
Walter J. Barnett Is Ill with scarlet
FEVER III HIS nome In lnBlenoOk.
Mr.. Starr Kealhofer of Pass Christie
an, who has been the guest of Mr.
James II. Yates, was taken to Robir~
sons infirmary Tuesday night with a
serious attack of appendicitis.
Miss Rosa Fabin, who recently re-
turned from New York and expects to
spend the winter here teaching the
violin, has opened her studio at her
home, 1908 North Twenty fifth street.
Miss Ella Ron left Tuesday for In
dependence. Ia, where she was called
on account of the desperate illness of
her brother-in-la law, the Rev. Henry L.
A. Flick. rector OF st. James church.
Miss Nellie Duffee of Prattville Is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. b. Duffee,
on Montgomery street.
| Quite Depression
From Judge.
| Mr. Skids-I want you to be as eco
| nomical as possible. my dear Timaa