The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-03
Society
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 Chenoweth are expected home from Co., lumbus. Ga, the last of the week. after visit to relatives. They have been absent several weeks ana have been shown Q number of delightful social courtesies in their former home.
 Mrs Alex London will join Miss Mary Parke London in New York for the Easter holidays, leaving early next week. Miss London is a student a Bryn Mawr.
 Miss Margaret Chenoweth is expected rome from ogontz college, Philadelphia to spend Easter with her parents, Mr and Mrs William A. Chenoweth.
 
 Mrs. Mary Goodrich Graves and Miss Emily Gentry Goodrich,f who have made their home in Birmingham for several years, but formerly resided in Nashville have returned to that city to again re- side.
 Mrs. c. B. Freeman is at her home in Norwood suffering from injuries received Tuesday afternoon as the result of a fall.
 
 Mrs. Viola Roden- Redin is travelling in tie Garden of Allah. She has visited Bisl6rah and other points familiar to those WiO AliHtSStu tlF pldA or read DOCK which has enjoyed period of notoriety and reports most charming journey
 Mrs. Frank Lathrop and her little daughter, Eva Conner Lathrop. returned last night from the Conner plantation, after fortnight's visit
 Mrs. Charles O. Locke has gone to Washington to join Miss Elizabeth Locke foi the Easter holidays. Miss Locke is a student at the National Park seminary. N* & MT. and Mrs: Arthu. smith left yes- terday for New York to spend Easter
 Mr. J. Louis Schillinger will arrive Wednesday from the University of Pennsylvania to be the guest of his mother, Mrs. August Schillinger, for the Easter holidays.
 MT J. A Holmes of Savannah is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Holmes in Norwood [ Mrs. R. E. Smith left Thursday for a visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. Dobson in Atlaota
  MT. and Mrs. c. B. Cleevland of West End have as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. A A. Cleveland. from Iindon
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Cleveland of West End have named their little son Jo- seph Richard Vincent, Jr.
 
 Mrs. Will Haynie of Avondale is vis- iting relatives in Sheffield. Mrs. Will Rutledge and children have returned from visit to friends in At lanta
 Mrs. P. N Powers of Athens. Tenn. Is the guest of Mrs. Homer Mashburn in Avondale Miss Jessie Robinson and brother. Mir. Dan Pardue of Avondale. will leave today for a stay with relatives in Co., lumbus, Miss. MT, and Mrs. J. D. Chamblee of West End have been called to Atlanta by the illness of sister. Mrs. NJ. Davis and sons have returned from visit to relatives at Helena Ark.
 MT and Mrs. Amos Roberts have re- turned to their home in Fayette after visiting Mir and Mrs F. A. Savage in Pratt City.
 Mrs. Robert Ritchle has returned | from a visit to relatives at Columbia, Miss. Mrs. W. L. Christian of Mississippi is the guest of MT. L. A. Christian in Woodlawn.
 | MT. George Wood has returned from a stay at Goodwater. | Mr. James Peters of Somerset Ky, is visiting relatives in Boyles
 Mrs. F. A. Adams of Adamsville, is | the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Russell, in Boyles. | Miss Beulah Patore has returned to her home in Pelham after spending | this week with relatives in Boyles l MT. C. F. Drake has returned to.Vine- mont from a visit to his daughter, Mrs. 1 J. k. Pope. in Inglenook. | Mrs. w D. Langston of Inglenoo< who has been ill. is improving. l Little Florence Davidson is i'll with bronchial pneumonia at her home in Vivian.
 Mrs laura Walls of Tuscumbia will