The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-22

Ellie Brice. Miss Laura Bell/sacker. MT | B. ". Collier, MT. l.. Leroy, Mr Jack
 R. Zelier, and MT. Clifford Wilson. | Mrs. J. F. Leonard of Tuscaloosa i. the guest of Mrs W. P. Mosely Mrs. P. c. McNabb has returned from stay In Fayette.
 Miss Grace Bentley has returned to hel home in Furman.
 Miss Blanche Hughes is at home after
 visit to Gadsden. Mrs. S. H. Odelle, who has been tt
 Gainesville, Ga, has returned.
 MT. Milton Graves, who has been the guest of relatives in West End, will leave | today for his home in Chattanooga Mrs. F. l.. Bledsoe and children have | returned from a visit to Clayton. Miss Irma Mae Cochran and hei
 brother. MT. Ray Cochran. are expected
 back today from Mississippi. Mrs. c. J. bowman and her mother
 Mrs. Harriet bowman, will return Wednesday from North Dakota. Mr.'W. w. Johnston leaves today for Virginia, where he will accept a posi- tion,
 | MT. G. E. Laner and Miss Lanier have l returned from Cave Springs, Ga. l Mrs. Robert Richards and her son, Bur- and Richards, and Miss Kate Rogers are at home after spending the summer in | Chattanooga and Signal Mountain. 1 Mrs, W. I. Andrews of Memphis is vis- | iting her daughter, Mrs. Burne West. MT. and Mrs. Hohn Stephens have come | from Montgomery to make their home here, in Woodawn. l MT. and Mrs. John Caros have returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs Cheney in Gracestone.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Allen of Nashville are visiting MT. and Mrs. R. A. Thompsonf | MT. c. B. Hoffman and her little daugh- ter of Pensacola are the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. F. Hoffman. MT. John Keith of Argrone Is visiting his son, MT. John Keith, Jr., in Ingle-
 nook.
 I Miss Marion Ford has returned from
 a house party at Montgomery. | MT. and Mrs. J. R. Reeds, MT. and Mrs. Edwards, MT. and Mrs Harvey are en- toying a trip to Lookout mountain. Miss Bessie Berry of Reely will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Blanton, in Vivian, in order that she may attend school here. Mir Tom Madison of Maxine Is visiting relatives here. Miss Fannie Nicols is the guest of friends and relatives in New Orleans Mrs. David Davidson and Mrs. John Miller left yesterday for a trip to h. diana.
 Miss Lizzie Mae Wallace of Snow Springs is the guest of Miss Willie Wal lace.
 Mrs. Harry Jones was hostess at a
 very enjoyable luncheon at her home in Fairfield, Tuesday. Graceful garden flowers adorned the table. After the luncheon, served at 1 o'clock, cards were played until a late hour in the afternoon. The Highland Clan will meet Thursday afternoon with Miss Carrie Turner, | The High School Improvement associa- | ton will give a reception Friday evening | from to 10 in the library of the Ensiey l High school, for the teachers and patrons of the school The Methisto set will be entertained Wednesday by Miss Myrtle Snow. Mrs. w. M. Landrum has typhoid fever
 at her home In Fairfield. Mrs. Walter Sowell of south Alabama is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. R. Cook.
 Mrs. c. R. Bryan has returned from Asheville, N. c.
 | Mrs. Ed Brazelton has sufficiently re- covered from a recent operation at the l Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com- pany hospital to be taken to her home. | Miss Ruth Stamps has returned to her l home in Gadsden after a stay with | friends in Ensley. | Miss Loula Mae Conger left this week l for Chattanooga, where she will visi' | friends.
 l pr. E. w. Gray has returned to Ensley
 after spending sometime in Florence.