The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-07
i SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN
RANDOM NOTES

MT. and Mrs. Oscar Price have returned from their wedding trip and are at home in Norwood.
 Mrs. John s. Foster and her little son John Foster, Jr., have returned from 2 stay at Biloxi.
 Miss Jennie Price and Miss Eugenis Price will leave the latter part of ths week for Tennessee and North Carolins to spend the remainder of the summer i MT and Mrs. Lyman Franklin Berry have named their little daughter Claric' Watkins Berry.
 MT and Mrs. Ferd Caheen and thell son, Maurice Caheen, will leave today for Atlantic City. Later they will go tC the New England coast for the rest oi the summer. | MT Evans J. Dunn, Jr is resting wei at the South Highland Infirmary fol lowing an operation for appendicitis. MT Jeff Steiner of Montgomery spent the week end with MT. Frank Morrow. Miss Annie Faulkner is visiting Miss Margaret White in Atlanta.
  Mrs. K. M. Turner Mrs. M. F. Knox Miss Mary Farmer and Miss Carrie Fur ner of Tuscaloosa spent Saturday with Mrs. Henry c. Brown, Jr.. en route tc Chicago and the west. Mrs. c. M. Stanley has sufficiently re- i, covered from her recent illness to be re- moved from St Nincent's hospital to her home on Thirteenth avenue, south.
 MT. and Mrs. T. S. Abernathy have taken possession of their new home on Norwood boulevard. Mrs. Charles Rowe will arrive the latter part of the week from Washington to spend sometime with her mother, Mrs. l.. Lykes at Blount Springs. Mrs. Charles H. Motion left Monday with Mrs. F. G. Alexander's party for a western tour and will be away until some time in August. MT. and Mrs W A. Archibald and chill | dren of Nashville are visiting Mir and Mrs. H. NJ Archibald, | Mrs. Herman Rich is with relatives in Atlanta for visit Miss Stephenie Levert left last evening for Chicago and extensive western | tour. She was a guest of MT and Mrs Alfred Levert en route from her home in l New Orleans.
 Mrs. Minnie Johnson Gillespie, who was | the guest of MT. and Mrs ]. l.. Drennen left yesterday for her home in Atlanta.
 Miss Mae Banks of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs Frank Clark |
 Miss Leona Plosser has returned from g i visit to Miss Elose Washburn in Mont gomery-
 Miss Josephine Foster is the guest oi Miss Louise LeMaster in Memphis. | Mir. Henry B. Gray, Jr., has returned from Montgomery accompanied by Mr Joel Massie who will be his guest for 6 few days.
 Miss Prudence Neff will return this aft ernoon from Los Angeles where she fig. ured prominently in the festival giver by the National Federation of Music clubs.
 Miss Elizabeth Touart has returned tt
 Mobile after visiting Miss Selene Roun | tree.
 | Miss Phllipa Ball Stratford has re- 1 turned to Montgomery after a delightful 1 stay with Mr and Mrs Hugh Morrcw. | 1 Judge and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan vii return today to Montgomery. after being guests of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow. l
 Miss Selene Rountree left yesterday fol l Chicago, where she will join a party o1 1 friends and spend several weeks touring | the west
 l Capt. and Mrs. William H. Graves vii | leave today for Chicago and expect to it away several weeks later going to New i York and other eastern points. | Miss Margaret Beasley of Louisville | ky is the guest of Mrs. George Ward. ! Mrs. W. c. Gewin and her little daugh | ter left Monday for Greensboro where she | will visit Mrs c. c. Gewin for severa days.
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