The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-08

and Cuba. They visited Colon and Panama City, Havana, Cuba, and Costa Rica, reporting a most delightful Jour ney to all of these points, the tempera- ture because of the rainy season pelng quite pleasing Mrs. Clements will go to Huntsville this week to join her chil- dren, who have been with MT. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, their grandparents, during her absence, and will remain month as their guests.
 Miss Elsie Mosley and Miss Nina Mos ley have returned from Wrightsville Beach after To-day trip.
 Miss Katherine Massey left yesterday afternoon for Columbus, Ga.. to spend a month with relatives. Her sister, Miss Eleanor Massey, will join her next week and they will be with their cousins, Miss Edna Dell Gordy and Miss Mamie Gordy, who have spent the past month with them.
 Miss Margaret Nelson and Miss Mildred Badham, who have been guests of MT Frank Nelson, Jr, this week at his mines, returned home with him last night
 MT. and Mrs w. F. Greaves have re- turned to Birmingham to live. and are with Miss Mary Beard on Ash street.
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 MT. Clyde w. Ennis has returned from visit to his mother in Georgia where Mrs. Ennis and their two children are spending the summer.
 Little Helen Badham who was se- riously burned recently, is still suffering as result of her injuries at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Henry Bad ham, on Whitaker street Though out of danger, she has been quite i'll this week, but an improvement yesterday was ob- served. The charming little girl has shown unusual bravery and her improve ment betokens an exceptional constitu- ton.
 Miss Gillian Goodall Is visiting Miss Genie Steele in Meridian.
 
 Judge and Mrs. William D. Fort have taken a cottage in Atlantic City for the summer.
 from a fortnight's visit to her mother, Mrs. F. B. Nelson, at Empire.
 Mrs. Laura Burns of Talladega is wis., iting Mrs. c. M. Macon in East Lake.
 Mrs l.. G. Harris and daughter, May Harris, of Selma, are the guests of Mrs. Alice Johnston.
 Mir. and Mrs J. B. Barton, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Rives, Mir. and Mrs. l.. Baker, Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Mckinney. Miss Margaret Mckinney and others have re- turned from a trip to Chattanooga and Lookout mountain to their respective homes in Inglenook.
 Mir IT. c. Valentine has returned to Inglenook after visiting in Louisville. Ky. Mrs. George Leonard and son left yes- terday for stay with relatives in Ten nessee and Kentucky.
 Miss Irene Stovall has returned to her home in Jasper after visiting Mrs. II. F. Reied.
 MT. and Mrs. Zach Cheatham of wood- lawn. have named their little daughter Marjorie Eileen Cheatham.
 
 Mrs. s. K. Bell Is the guest of Mrs. L. T. Hubbard in Talladega.
 Mrs. Kate Avery and family of War rior. are visiting Mrs. John Thorpe in West End.
 Mrs. Gordon Kenimer and little son. who have been the guests of Mrs. J, E. Walters in West End, have returned to Atlanta.
 Miss Winifred Mae Coates of Jaolsson- vile. Fla. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs William Coates in Ensiey.
 Miss Lora Poole is spending this week at Cook Springs.
 Mir. N. H. 6ewall of Gadsden is in Pratt City for a fe wdays.
 Mrs. David Breem has returned to Vivian from an extended stay in New Orleans
 Miss Gladys Triest is visiting rela- tives in Dutchtown. Tenn,
 Mrs. J, c. Grabau has returned to hau