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

Mrs. W. c. Stribling is at home. after | a stay of six weeks with relatives in
 Denver, Col.
 MT. Frank Harlow of Elkton, Term.
 is the guest of friends in this city.
 Mrs J. H. Newman has returned from
 visit to Denver. Col. l | Miss Dolly Kirk of Montgomery is a guest of Mrs. John Foster in Norwo Id. | Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ephgraves will leave today for their home in Chicago. after attending the Ephgrave-Ferguson wedding l Prof W. c. Duncan of Tarrytown- on- the-Hudson is visiting his brother, MT. A. G. Duncan. 1 MT. John Ferguson will leave Satur- day for Atlanta, where he will atatend school this winter. | l MT. and Mrs. Frederick Gunster will l return from an extended western trip on | Sunday They are at present in Chicago, visiting MT. and Mrs. Harry Matthews. | l Among the acquisitions to Birmingham this winter will be Miss May Erwin of Mississippi, who has accepted a position | in the public schools for the next year.
 
 l Miss Bessie Morris, who has been the guest of Miss Inez McAllister and Miss Lily McAllister, has returned to her home ] in Sulligent.. | Mrs. Pauline Rice has returned from a delightful visit to relatives in An- | niston. Mrs. W. L. Murdoch and her daughter, Eleanor Murdoch, ands MT and Mrs Jack Cranford left yesterday for motor trip to Jasper. Miss Lenore Ward of Minnesota will arrive Friday to be the guest of Mrs. w. l.. Murdich. Mrs. George G. Adams is at home after spending the summer at Virginia Beach and New York. Mrs. l.. I. Armstrong has returned from Montreal N. C., accompanied by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Smith. who has spent the summer with her brother, MT. W. c. Smith, in New York and Rich- mond. MT. Burdette Garrison and Mir Edgar Earle Garrison, sons of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Garrison, left yesterday for Tus- caloosa, where they will attend the uni versity.
 Miss Annie Laurie has returned to Montgomery after spending sometime in this city as a guest of Mrs. c. E. Mason and Mrs. Laurens Jones.
 Miss Roberta Lamb is at home after spending part of the summer in Ten nesse and Kentucky
 Mrs. Perry Spencer, who has. been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Gordy in Columbus, Ga., has gone to Montgomery for visit with friends be- fore returning to her home in Birming ham.
 MT and Mrs Ernest Redd have re- turned from a trip to the Great Lakes.
 Miss Allison Smith left yesterday to resume her studies at the University of Alabama.
 Miss Millie Beall has returned from a trip to Brevard, N. c. Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Morley Buck, in Port Dover, Kan. Miss Margaret Bradshaw expects to leave Saturday for Cincinnati, where she will study music during the coming win ter.
 Mrs. George M Cruikshank and her little nephew, J. J. Smith. Jr., have re- turned from a visit to Lake Toxaway, Asheville and Tate Springs. Mrs. James Sumter of Wales, Tenn. is spending few days with Judge and Mrs J. P. Stiles. Mrs. W. F. B. Davis has returned from a delightful stay at Tate Springs Mrs. Leila Murphree has come from Oakland, Cal to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. J. Motion Smith. The many friends of MT. and Mrs. John Mitchell Colmand will be glad to know from a recent operation for appendicitis to be removed from the hospital to his home in West End. Mrs. J. W. Colmant expects to leave shortly for Petersburg. Va, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Colmant.
 
 from a motor trip through south Ala bama. Mrs. H. H. Thomas has returned from a stay in Gadsden. Miss Angeline Ruter and Miss Jessie Ruter are spending a month in North Carolina Mrs. R. S. Cross and her daughter have returned from a visit to Mrs. T. T. Wheeler in Queenstown. Mrs. s. R. Batson will entertain the Grace chapter of the Westminster Guild, Saturday afternoon The Woman's Missionary union will have an ice cream festival Friday after noon and evening at the Twenty-hrst Avenue Baptist church. Mrs. Clyde Smith Is the guest of friends in Gadsden.
 Miss Inez Thomas has returned trcm Ketona. Mir. Ralph stodehill is spending some time in Chicago. Miss Agnes Makenson and Miss Masa Makenson are visiting in Oneonta Miss Ruby Parsons is at home after a stay in Cleveland, O. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Casey and family
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