The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-16

| l will merely have to go in, present the l application blank, secure the name and melt away like the mist before rising sum-
 l In the leaflets being mailed reasons why merchants should belong to the Board of Trade will be concisely set forth l and some of the things accomplished by | this body will be told.
 Moody at the Byron apartments, West l Peachtree street Atlanta, where she will I probably remain several weeks. It is a matter of general delight in society that Miss Moodys health seems completely restored. She has been in frail health | for sometime, but since her recent illness | at local infirmary has become rapidly | stronger. and her physicians think she will soon be entirely well. Miss Moody, who is a sister of Mrs. William H. ket- | tig, has been socially prominent since her debutante days. Her reputation as a wit and her reorganization as a beauty have I made an enviable combination in fitting | her for social emnenoe.
  ] Miss Leola Nance has returned to her home in Huntsville after visit to Mrs. | Henry Morscheimer and Mrs. C. NJ Stan 1 ley, with whom she passed the final week l of her visit Many informal parties in i keeping with the quietude of Lent made her visit delightful. 1 Mrs. Frank H. Bell will leave the last l of the week for a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. T. Wilson, in Chatta- nooga. She will be absent two or three weeks.
 1 Mrs. Robley c. Munger returned yes- terday afternoon from Decatur, where she was the guest of Miss Helen Bynum, and from stay with relatives in Court land. She was the guest of honor at number of plea sant affairs in Decatur.
  Miss Annie Lide Smith of Anniston is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Stephen Smith at Edgewood. Mrs. John NJ. Caldwell is expected home from New York early next week.
 
 Mrs. Richard H. Clarke left Tuesday afternoon for Washington after a visit to her daughter Mrs. Carl H. Seals, in Edgewood. She will be one of the dele gates at the annual conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution to convene there this week, representing Mo- bile chapter, which she organized during her residence in that city. During her stay in Washington, before joining her daughter. Mrs Harry Smith, in New York she will represent Alabama in the meet ! ing of the Society of Colonial Danes. Mrs. | Clarke's visit to Birmingham was de- 1 light to many old friends. Despite the fact that she is an Episcopalian, and for mai entertainments were out of the ques- l tion, a number of pleasing courtesies marked her visit. Luncheons. both private and club affairs, were arranged in her honor almost every day. l Miss Annie Donnelly. who has spent I ;e. | tomorrow.
 | Miss Daisy Lee Smith of Augusta is 1 the house guest of Miss Lucille Lamkin Miss Smith will be one of the popular post-Lenten visitors. She is a delight ful musician and most attractive look ing.
 1 Miss Ella Hubbert is planning to attend | grand opera in Atlanta She will prob ably go over the latter part of the opera series to hear the final three produc- tions.
 Mrs. G. F Harrington is expected home in few days after several weeks stay in Florida.
 1 MT. and Hrs. T. A. Lefstead expect to leave Monday for Meridian, where they will make their home in the future. MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rivers of Ingle- nook left yesterday for an extended stay lin Florida.
 Mrs. A. Lindsay has returned to Greens, following a visit to Mrs. C. r. Helton in Inglenook. | After spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. W. c. Reese of Ingle- nook, Mrs. Mary Hibbitt has returned l+o har in, aohv
 Miss Mamie Dutlinger of Nashville Is the guest of Mrs. James Lynch of Inglenook.
 Miss Nora Rothrock has returned to Inglenook after stay with Mrs. W E.. Hammers in Vinemont. Miss Ruth Jones has returned to In- glenook after attending delightful house party at Leeds, with Miss Aileen Green as hostess. : Mir. and Mrs. A. T. vandegrin oi West End have named their little sor Arthur Martin Vandegriff. Mrs William Allen and two children of North Dakota are the guests of Mrs J. w Truss in West End. | MT and Mrs. Robert Gresham have Ireturned to their home at Mineral Springs after visiting MT. and Mrs. Ray Custred at Pratt City.
 l The ladies of North Twenty-sixth street are invited to meet with Mrs Robert N. Bell this afternoon at { o'clock to organize City Beautiful club
 | MT. William Rhodes of Portsmouth Mass., is the guest of MT. Clanton Rhodes in Pratt City.
 Nellie, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. McMurray, Is i'll at the Hill man hospital
 Mr. Charles Loaring Clarke of Chat Itanooga Is the guest of MT. and Mrs Grigsby T. Sibley.