The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-24

vincents hospital has recovered suffi. cientlyst be removed to his home, where he is able to receive his friends. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Howze are expected home this afternoon from Marion. where they spent day or two.
 Miss Emily Koenig. who has been visit ing her brother, Mir. Fred Koeng and brother, Mr. Fred Koenig and Mrs. Koe- Mrs koenig in columbiana. has returned home.
 Miss Ruth Allen of I.aFayette has come to spend a week with the Misses Allen at the Margaret Allen school. Mrs. John N. Winston's friends will re- gret to learn of the death of her father, MT. Carmichael. which occurred yester- day morning at Valley Head.
 
 Mir. Victor (. Lomel left yesterday to visit friends in Atlanta and his parents in Savannah. He will be absent several days.
 Mir. A. Copeland left Tuesday for New York and other eastern points.
 
 Mrs. W. l.. Reynolds is the guest of Mrs Spencer Atkinson in Atlanta. Dr. George W Reese is spending the week in Brewton
 Mir. H. H. Anderson has returned from a visit to Black Mountain, N. C.
 
 Mrs. T. N. McGrady, who has been attending a reunion of the Prickett fam fly there, has returned to her home.
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 Mrs. F. l.. Lancaster and Miss Allie Birmingham left this morning for Choco- locota.
 Mrs. Mary E. Parker of Augusta, Ga., is the guest of her father, pr. C. c. Jones, in East Lake.
 Mir and Mrs. A. G. overton of Ensley are visiting relatives in Pineapple, Ala, Mrs. H. M Cowart and children are the guests of relatives in South Alabama. Mir and Mrs. ! F. Kent left yesterday for months stay at the Great Lakes. Mrs. W. C. Mcclure and children have returned to Pratt City after visiting friends in Fayette.
 
 Mrs. T. w. Craig and Mrs. R. E. Martin are guests of Mrs. William Banks at Fort Payne.
 MT. and Mrs c. L. Huey of Inglenook are visiting relatives in Pineapple. MT. Ernest Devine has gone to Decatur.
 
 MT. James Harvey, who has been visit ing relatives in Chattanooga. has returned to 1nglenook.
 Miss Carrie Devine has returned to her home in Decatur after a visit to Miss Winnie Ford.
 After a delightful stay with their moth CT, Mrs. Eula Evans of Wylam Mir. Tom Evans and MT James Evans have re- turned 10 Memphis.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Jones of Boyles are the guests of relatives in Decatur. MT. Paul Kane. who has been mem- Der of house party at La vergili, Tenn, has returned.
 Miss Grace Robinson will go to St. Clair Springs Sunday for short stay.
 
 Mrs. W. G. Tyler has returned from Mentone after several weeks Mrs W. A. Daveson has returned from two months stay in Mississippi. Miss Elizabeth Marsh of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. Ben Newton. Mir and Mrs. ]. F. Burk and chill dren of West End are spending sew eral weeks with relatives In Hattis- burg, Miss
 Miss Jamie Hartwveli of West End |. spending the summer with her sister in Four Forks. Vt.
 Miss Carrie Darlington of Milledge- ville, Ga. Is visiting her sister, Mrs Mant Hood. in West End.
 MT. and Mrs J. M. Brown and their son, James Brown, Jr., are visiting rel atives in Martin, Tenn.
 Mrs. Roland Sparkman and Miss An nie Sparkman of Woodlawn are guests of relatives in Florida.
 Miss Sallie B. Jones of Greensboro is visiting Miss Eula Walkey. Mrs. J. E. Payne and her daughter who have been visiting relatives in Woodlawn leTt yesterday for their home in St. Louis
 Mrs. Kenneth Van Houten has re- turned to Macon Ga. after being with relatives in Woodlawn for the past week.
 Mir Hughes Kennedy has returned from the university at Tuscaloosa.  Monday for Chattanooga to make their future home.
 MT and Mrs. c. A. Brown are at Wrightsville.