The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-02

 odist church. Plans for Flower Mission day will be made and delegates to the Jefferson county convention to be held in St. Johns Methodist church June IS will be elected. A full attendance is re- quested.
 Mrs. Elmer Heinze will be hostess to the Theta Alpha Bera club Thursday afternoon at her home in West End.
 
 Mrs. R. L. Drake will entertain the West End Forty-two club wednesday aft ernoon.
 The final meeting of the Barker School Improvement association will occur this building. All patrons are requested to be present.
 | The Creche will meet this morning at | Il o'clock at the home. | The young matrons' class of the Fifty sixth Street Baptist church will give a bazaar the second week in June at Dr. Felix Woods drug store in woodlawn SOCIETY BRIEFS
 MT. and Mrs. James Bowron will go to Tuscaloosa today to attend the finals at I the university. Their son, Edgar Bowron, | Is member of the law class to receive diplomas this week.
 Mrs. John G. Bradley left yesterday for Tuscaloosa to visit Prof. and Mrs H. D. Losey during commencement. John M. 1 Bradley, her son. is one of the law grad uates this spring.
 Mrs. Ransom of Augusta. Ga. Is ex- | pected the last of the week to visit Mrs. l C. S. Simmons at the Hotel Hillman. Mrs. Ransom is pleasantly known in Birming- ham and her daughter, Mrs. Hopper of l Dallas, Tex, who was formerly Miss l Katherine Smith. has on several occa- sions visited Mrs Simmons here. i Mrs. E. l.. Hinton who has been visit | ing her mother, Mrs M. S. Lively re- turned yesterday to Wrightsville Beach, where she will be at the Seashore hotel | throughout the summer. Miss Margaret Proctor of Sheffield and Miss Louise Taylor of Jackson. Miss, are the attractive guests of Miss Mary Brock man.
 MT George Lively, who is former Bir- | mingham resident. but has been making 1 HIS boiit III w llliliDEIon, IN. 1., mas Te- gently moved to Whlteville, N. C., where he has accepted an excellent position.
 
 Mrs. J. Norman Brooks, who has spent several months in Birmingham as the guest of her brother, Gen. Louis V. Clark, will leave the latter part of the week for her home in New York city Mrs Brooks was so warmly received upon her return to her former home that every day of her stay in Birmingham was crowded with agreeable reunions, and will carry back with her to New York the affection ate interest of a devoted circle of friends General Clark will accompany her and will join Miss Augusta Clark in Peek skill, N. T., where she has spent the col lege year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemson, Jr, and Mir. and Mrs. Hill Ferguson motored to Tusca- loosa yesterday to attend the commence ment exercises | Mrs A, L. Fulenwider and Mrs. Robert Patton McDavid have gone to Tusca- loosa in the formers car to attend the finals at the university.
 
 Mrs Hugh waddell Roberts and her lit. tie daughter will return today from Tus. caloosa. where they have spent a montt with relatives l The friends of Mir. and Mrs H. l.. Bains will be glad to learn that their infant son. Lee Edmundson Rains, was reported slightly improved yesterday
 Mrs. William Dempsey Partlow Jeff l yesterday for Tuscaloosa after a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. T. Nixon, and her sister, Mrs Joseph T. Collins . Miss Dove Whitfield of Avondale Is the guest of friends in Greenville. Miss Rose Owen McDavid and Miss