The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-16

she will remain six weeks and MISS Motion stopping at Newport News to visit school friend.
 Judge and Mrs H. E. Sharpe will leave tomorrow for western trip.
 Miss Ruth Howell left a few days ago for an eastern trip.
 MT. C. E. Mcvicars and Mir. B. I. Trotter. who have spent the past few weeks in the east. will return home to- day.
 MT. and Mrs J. Edward Watts left today for Meridian. Miss, where they will spend several days, and later will spend sometime on the Gulf coast.
 MT. Gordon Moughon, who is i'll at the South Highlands nfirmary, is improv-
 ing.
 Miss Bertha May, who has been the guest of her grandmother. Mrs, M. A. May, will return to her home 8n Gadsden tomorrow.
 l Miss Mary Sessions expects to leave 2 Wednesday for a visit to her grand mother, Mrs. Tramwell, in Dalton, Ga.
 
 Mrs. H. J. Hayes and children will leave Sunday for Milwaukee, where they VIII spend SeFeTal weeks. Miss Ella Louis and Miss Madeline | Ward will leave on August for Perdido Bay, where they will spend several weeks.
 Miss Joe Douglas Williams returned yesterday from Jacksonville Fla. where she has spent the past three weeks.
 Miss Glennie Moseley left Friday even- ing for Chicago to visit her sister. | Mir Henry B. Gray, Jr., has as his guest MT. William Simpson of Wheeling, w. Va.
 | Miss Annie Motion is the guest of Miss | Frances and Miss Marion Bowling in | Dadeyille.
 Miss Maggie Cowan has returned from Meridian, Miss, where she visited her sister, Mrs. J. J. Smith, Jr. | Mrs Oscar Bullock and children of | Meridian, Miss, arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. Bullock's parents Mir. and Mrs. Fred Donnelly.
 Mrs. w. A Chapman left yesterday for visit to friends in Miami. Ariz. l MT. and Mrs H. c. Grain and their | son, Harold cram, Jr., Ie1t yesterday | for a visit to Mrs. Grains sister, Mrs. c. H. Welch in Mississippi.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Brewer of Rome. Ga, are spending a few days in this city. the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Howze
 MT. and Mrs Donald Conner and their children are planning to spend the month of August at Bradley Beach, N. J.. where Mrs. Corners mother has cottage.
 Mrs. Van Hoose expects to spend tts month of August at Sewanee, going wtn her granddaughter, Mrs. Lewis Morris. and her children.
 Miss Robina Gallacher is spending a week with Miss Helen Keiser at her home on Highland avenue. Mrs R. E. Orr Miss Stella Mae Orr and Miss Frances Orr left few days ago for Montgomery to spend week. From there they will go to Pensacola, l Fla, for the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Louise Howard, who has been the guest of friends in Hattiesburg, Miss. will return home today.
 l Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Wright, MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hauser, Miss Nola Burgin and Miss Josie Burgin left yesterday for two or three weeks stay on the Gulf coast Mrs Lou Supple left few days ago for LaGrange, Ky, where she will be the guest of Mrs: G. J.. Eblem. l Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Miss Belmon and Miss McLemore Supple will leave Tuesday for Camp Walton, Fla. 1 Miss Hazel kelso, who has spent the past month in Virginia, will leave soon for West Virginia and Pennsylvania. and l before returning to Birmingham will visit her former home, Chicago.
 Mrs. A. w Miller has returned from Columbus, Ga, and is at home with Mrs. M. B. Chisolm at the Richmond apartment.
 Mrs. L. A. Campbell is i'll at the Bir- mngham infirmary.
 Miss Lorena Wakefield and Miss Nina 1 Wakefield of Carbon Hill, who have have been i'll at the Birmingham infirm- ary with typhoid fever, are improving. Mr. J. H. Taulbert, who was recently l operated upon at the Birmingham infirm- ary. is improving.
 The following clipping from a Hatties- burg, Miss, paper will be read with in- terest by friends of Miss Louise How ard who is the guest of friends in that | city:
 l One of the loveiest of the informal | gatherings held recently was that of yes- | terday. at which Mrs. Charles M Will | loughby was hostess. entertaining in the afternoon for a Birmingham visitor, Miss 1 Louise Howard, who is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E.. E. Nunn at the Seay Inn. and who will be MT. and Mrs. Willough- | by's guest for the weekend. l After interesting series of games the guests enjoyed tempting luncheon, which was served by the hostess. assisted | by Miss Mable Nixon. number of | pretty prizes were awarded, the first one a lovely pair of white silk hose. | being won by Mrs. Andrew Mac Jones. Mrs. P. M. Seay captured the second one, | a box of correspondence cards in a dainty light color and the consolation, l two pretty crepe de chine handkerchiefs, was cut by Miss Lora Haney. To Miss l Howard, Mrs. Wllough5y presented t l beautiful green wicker basket filled with | Shasta daisies, on the handle of which | was perched a large. fluffy tule bow 1 Mrs. Willoughby welcomed her guests l in an afternoon frock of grey voile. ruff l fled and corded, which was most becom- {, ing Miss Howard wore a sport costume, | a plaited white rajah silk skirt with white Georgette crepe waist, and large white hat.
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