The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27
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 ard Mrs. James Beeland of Greenville. Mrs James Knox Blackburn of Pu- lasl<l Mrs. W. B. White. MT. w. D. lohnston of Boligee and Dr, and Mrs. E, ], Maxwell of Memphis.
 Mrs. J. s. Foster and little son have }. returned from a two days stay at Bi- 'sloxi. Miss,
 Miss Mary Malone will leave thls week for an extended trip In the west, Miss Marguerite Lewis and Miss Lot tic Evans returned yesterday from Liv- snsstoh where they have been mem bers of a house party>
 Miss Cecile McCrossin will accom- pany Mrs F G, Alexander and her party through the Canadian Rockies and Chicago, Later she will go to Los Angeles to spend the remainder of she summer
 Miss Margaret Love Bradley will ar rive tomorrow to visit her sister, Mrs, Percy Meadows After brief stay in this city Miss Bradley with 15 other girls from Columbus, Ga, will leave with Mrs A F. Meadows party for the west to be away about two months.
 MT. T, B, Harris of Memphis, Tenn. Is the guest of his mother Mrs, A. G> Harris having been called here by the Illness of his sister. Mrs. Julia John ron Mrs Johnson's friends will be
 
 Nrr w. V. NJ. Robertson, Jr., and MT. F A. Robertson are making quite an extended tour of the north and east and win return to Birmingham about July K Mr> W. V. M. Robertson has returned from Baltimore.
 Mrs. Jay Smih and children left yes terday for Montgomery and other south Alabama points to visit relatives
 Rev. Dwight s Bayley and his fam fly have come to this city to make their home. At present they are nelng entertained at the home of Mir D R pimick Rev. Bayley has accepted call as pastor of the Petgrim Congre- gatonal church.
 Mrs. ". J. Simpson of Chester, s, C., .s the guest of her sister. Mrs Exam Elliott During her stay here she has boon the inspiration of many pretty af- fairs. including luncheons at the Coun- try club and the Tutwiler>
 Miss Mabel Marler will return nome today after lovely visit to Miss Sapho Thrash in Atlanta
 Mir. Leon F. Harris and MT. A H. Harris ar1fved today from Chicago' where they were at school MT. Leon Harris graduated from the school ana win return to Chicago shortly to en- ter the Rush Medical college
 MT. &. Green Wilson, who has figured prominently in the history of iron III labaI1ra is the Suesi ol HIS uauSh''A' Mrs. l.. r. Harris
 Miss Va1eria and Miss Marjorie NC Gee of Eastman. Ga, are visiting Mrs' W n Webster in Norwood.
 The many friends of Miss Neima Walker will be glad to learn or her re coVery from very serious illness m Chattanooga
 Mrs. W. T. Holt win leave in few days to visit relatives in Coluhoia' Tenn
 Miss Helen Harris of Memphis, Is the guest of Mrs Margaret Van Nosuanu in Norwood.
 Miss Evelyn Going Miss fIorlne Ballard. Miss Pauline Ballard. MISS Nash Johnson and Miss Emma koenis win be among those touring the west with Mrs & A. Alexander in July. MT. and Mrs w. R. Gum have named their son John Hearst Miller Gum. Miss Imogen Poe has returned after 6eriphtpul visit to friends in St Peters burg, Fla.
 MT. and Mrs William s. Webster nav. returned from their wedding trip and are at home with Mrs. Kennon on south Twentieth street.
 Mrs. C. S. Dexter, formerly Of west Lake. is III with typhoid fever at the BIT mingham inirmary-
 Mrs. Knox Fleming has been called to Jacksonville, Fla, on account or tne Illness of her grandmother Mrs Joseph Forney.
 MT. and Mrs Sidney Smith will return tornnrrow from their wedding trip ana will be at home with MT and Mrs A. G- Smith