The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30

Gaynor St John Turner. which occurs this evening.
 Miss Roberta Lamb is the guest of friends in Kentucky. e
 Miss Evelyn Glass is at home after a visit to relatives in Uniontown.
 Mrs. r !. Holberg and daughters. Misses Hazell and Evelyn, have re- turned home from a visit to friends and relatives at Uniontown.
 Charles C. washburn. the baritone, who is director of music at Ward-Bel- mont college In Nashville, stopped for few days in New York city last week on hls way to Chautaudua, N. notes Musical America this week. where he will teach during the summer. Mir. Wash burns inmitable recitals of songs are in vogue throughout the south, and during the past season he spent as much of his tional work in Nashville in recital tour ing.
 Miss Eythe Reid of Marion, Ala, is vis- iting Mrs. George Blinn.
 Mrs. Maud Wynn and Mrs. Mary J. Lowe. who have spent several weeks in Marlin. Texa are at home again.
 
 Mrs. Carl Fox has gone to Memphis to attend the marriage of her cousin, Miss Mabel Ginsberg and Mir Steinberg.
 
 Miss Annie Blinn has gone to Union town to visit Miss Kitty Grey Coleman, who Is pleasantly known in the younger set of Birmingham.
 potf Ia 1ir ha 4o Montgomery after a visit to Miss orllne Barnett.
 Mrs. J. F. Sylvester of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. D. w Sylvester ao25 Elev- enth avenue. south.
 Miss Julia Sylvester plans to spend a part of the summer at wrightsville Beach and will leave fin a few days.
 Miss Mabel Plosser. who has been visit ing Miss Jocelyn Orr at Mentone for sew eral weeks. has returned home.
 Mrs. Jack Krahnebuhl and little son of Avondale are spending some time In Phil adelphia-
 Miss Byrd Burks of Tuscaloosa is visit ing her sister, Mrs. W. P. Moses in Avondale. Mir. Charles Armstrong of Jacksonville, Fla, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. T. Shaup in Avondale. After a stay with Miss Buna Allgood In Avondale Miss Ezelle Davidson has re- turned oher home in Nashville. Miss Susie Nichols of Collinsville Is the guest of Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow in Wylam Miss Minnie Glaze and Miss Beryl Glaze of Wylam are spending several weeks in Hartselle.
 Prof. C. J. Ussery of wylam is on a 10 days trip to New Orleans, Gulfport Mobile and Montgomery. Mrs. Walter PucSett and daughter are visting relatives in Attalla. Mrs. L. Roberts and daughter. Miss Lucille Roberts, have returned to Macon. Ga, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. VIII Pound of Inglenook. Mrs. J. J. Davidson and Mrs. A. r, Davidson and little son of Selma are guests of MT. and Mrs. John Fender fin Inglenook.
 Mrs. J. R. Rives and little son oi Inglenook are visiting relatives In Tul- | lahoma, Tenn. Mir. John Carney and MT. Jesse Car | ney of Inglenook are spending this week in Montgomery.
 Mrs. S. r.. Cheatham and little sor have returned to their home in Ne braslSa from a delightful stay with hel parents, MT and Mrs. c. P. Smith oi | lInglenook.
 Mrs. T. N Miller of Norwood will leave this week for a visit to relatives | in Paw Paw, W. Va Sidney Godbee, Jr., is i'll at the home of his parents in Norwood. l Miss Sadie Hureston and Mas Mat | tie Hureston of Tusoumbia are guests of Mrs. Sidney Godbee in Norwood. MT and Mrs. ]. R. McAllister and son. MT. J. B. McAllister. Jr, motored from