The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-30

 1 Lackey. Miss Roberta Livingston and Miss Minnie Kennedy of Norwood have gone to Lake Geneva to attend the Older Girls conference. Mrs. J. E. Marian and her little daugh- ter, Doris Marian, are viisting friends in Nashville.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Nix and little daugh- ter will leave Edgewood today for stay with relatives in Fayetteville Tenn. Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Carlisle have gone to Warrior for a few days. Miss Mabel Wood of Chattanooga is wis., iting her grandfather, Dr. Felix Wood in Woodlawn. Miss Anne Murphy of Anniston, who has been the guest of Miss Ridie Graham, was returned home.
 Miss Aileen Meyers and Miss Nellie | Thornton are visiting Mrs. E. B. Tucker | in Huntsville. | Miss Ethel Rhodes and Miss Sadie | Rhodes have returned from a stay with relatives in Mobile.
 Mrs H. W. Graham Is at home after a visit to friends in Annisto l Friends of Mrs. c. c. Ellis will re- gret to know that she is seriously i'll at her home in Norwood. | Miss Aileen Braggan will leave today to visit Mrs. J. B. Sanford in Cuth- bert, Ga.
 Mrs. c. w Sharpe and children have returned to Ensley from visit to Deca- tur.
 Mrs. W. G. Clarke is spending sometime with her mother Mrs. Green, in Mssis- sippi
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Duffy have returned from visit to relatives in Jasper. |
 Miss Pauline Phillips has been removed from the Birmingham inirmary to heI home in Ensley.
 Mrs. J. D. Stewart of Fairview has as her guests Mrs. E. F. Murphy of Port. land, Ore. Mrs. w. K Hobbs of Mont. vile, Miss Rila Jenkins of Braden Town Fla, and Miss Fay Rice of Cullman. |
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Linen of Memphis are visiting MT. and Mrs. E. A. Lincl in Pratt City.
 Little Sue Rhodes has sufficiently re , covered from her recent operation t, be removed from the infrmary to hei home in Pratt City. l Miss Sudie Mae Fawls and Miss Maude 1 Fawls of Epps are visiting their brother MT. Carl Fawls. In wylam i Mrs. A. H. Sawyer, Mrs. G. w Flu trelle and Mrs. c. A. Gill are attendine the Baptist conference at Pelham. t Miss Codie Hughly will return Thurs day to West Point, Ga, after visit ts End The Rev. w. M. Blackwelder left yes terday to attend the Baptist convention at Pelham.
 
 9 Miss Virginia Scholar and Miss Maud, Schoolar are the guests of their uncle pr. T. E. Scholar, in Centreville.
 
 l Mrs. T. F. Healey and children ant Miss Mary Campbell are spending sev eral weeks in Savannah, Ga. . Mrs. Walter Smith of West End is wis iting relatives in Oklahoma. n Miss Esther Smith is spending the sum i, mer with relatives in Virginia
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Faulkner and chil s dren are visiting in Atlanta.
 Miss Edris Dale and Miss Cordelle Dal of Eldorado, Ark, are guests of Mrs. w : D. Dale in East Birmingham. d Miss Kathleen Wood has returned t her home fin Meridian after a visit t Mrs. w. A. Dawson. |. Mir. H. Davis and his daughter, Mis- Laura Davis, of Mexico, are guests O Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Neville in Inglenook. Il Mrs. Parrie G. Walker and her daugh tter, Miss Clinton Walker, of Roanoke are spending sometime with Mrs. w. F Q Blair.
 Miss Katie Rice is spending the sum l. mer in the mountains of Tennessee.
 Mrs. !. N. Thomas has returned Nashville after visit to relatives in Ir a glenook.