The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-26

lightfully known here as having ire, quently visited Mrs. Jacobs. has beer with Madeline and Virginia Jacobs dur. ing their mothers absence.
 Mrs. Luther Parker of Anniston is spending several days with relatives in Boyles.
 Mrs. A. T. Pearce and children of Boyes are spending sometime at Cooks Springs.
 Mrs. Emily Dobbins of Marion Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frances Phiiiips. in Ensley.
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 Mrs. win Averyt of Ensley left yester. day for California, where she will spend the summer.
 Miss Julia Allen has returned to Opelilsa after n visit to Mrs. Ira Gorham in Ems ley.
 Mrs. Emily Dryman of Pratt City is yis- iting friends in Lewlsourg.
 Mrs. l.. M Meriweather and two chil. dren of West End are the guests of rela- tives in Montgomery.
 Mir and Mrs. W. J. Truss and two sons have returned to West End after a trip to Jacksonville, Fla, Washington, D. C., and Atlantic City.
 Miss Olivia Evans has returned to East Birmingham from stay with friends in Atlanta.
 Miss Kettle Mae York has returned to Rockmart, Ga., from visit to Mrs. w. c. Mcconnell in East Birmingham. Mrs. Oscar Reinhart is i'll at her homo in Norwood. Mra R. D. Mills has returned to her home after a several weeks stay at St. Clair Springs.
 Mrs L. A. Jones and children have res turned from visit to Amory. Miss. | Mir. Eugene Thompson Is critically i'll at | his home in East Birmingham. | Mrs Jesse Chantz has returned to Tngle- nook after pleasant visit to relatives in l Decatur. Mir. and Mrs. ! w Jones have named their little daughter Rosa Margaret Jones. Mrs. M. R. Flowers of Inglenook Is vis- iting relatives in Macon. Ga. The Rev. J. r. sturdevant of Inglenook is spending his vacation in south Ala bama. Mir. and Mrs R. l.. Green have returned from North Carolina. Mrs A. R. Craddock and children of Alexander City are visiting relatives in Avondale. Mrs. N. W. Proctor and Miss Lucy Proctor and Miss Anna Watts of Wood- lawn are in Louisville, the guests of rel- atives.
  Mrs. c. A. Jernigan has returned from a stay with her son in Atlanta.  Mrs. David Wilson of Pulaski, Tenn, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. J. Hun ter, in Woodlawn. Mrs. T. C. Crane and little daughter have returned to Woodawn from visit to Brookhaven Miss.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Hughes E. Kennedy have returned from an extended trip to Hous- ton and Galveston, Tex. MT. and Mrs Emmett Jones of West End will leave today for trip to St. Louis
 Miss Lillian Hancock and Miss Frances Hancock left West End Thursday for Henderson, Tex, where they will reside | in the future 1 Miss Mary Lou Chamblee of West End left yesterday to visit relatives in Atlanta and Buford. Ga. Mrs. Charles IT. Harris of Sparta. Ga. arrived Saturday night to spend a ! time with her mother, Mrs. D. K-nstitu- phens. 1903 Phelan street. been
 Mrs. Castleman Estil and her little & are visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Garth. in Huntsville
 Miss Elizabeth Chapman of Huntsville is visiting Mrs. Erie Pettus.
 Mrs. Clyde ". Ennis, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. William W. Moore and Mrs. Ennis sons, Startling and Deveroux, . left yesterday morning to visit Mrs. G. R. Ennis at her country place near Rome. Ga.
 Mrs Henry Fitts left yesterday for Asheville. where she will join MT. Fltts. who has been at Tate Springs for tho past 10 days.