The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
ACHRONECLE OF SOCIETY

leave early in September for New York, where they will reside, stopping at Allan tic City en route for short visit with Capt. and Mrs. William Graves, who are spending sometime there
 Miss Helen MacDonough left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Atlanta after being the guest or Mrs. w. M. Cosby for two weeks during which time she was de- lightfully entertained.
 Mrs. A. c. Jenkins is spending sev- eral weeks in Bluefeld, w Va, as the guest of her brotherd, Rev. E. E. Wiley and Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. c. B. Smith will return today l from an extended trip in the east. She joined MT. Smith in Pulaski Tenn, and they are motoring home through the country.
 Miss Alice Deshe of St. Augustine, Fla, is the guest of the Misses Cum ningham in Woodlawn.
 
 Miss Jessamine Booth will leave in Sep tember for Richmond, Va, where she will take training at the Bible school and pur- sue her studies in voice culture.
 
 ] Mir and Mrs. Hal Dumas will remove to Atlanta September l to make their l future home.
 | Mrs. Jennie McElvain Is spending few weeks with her daughter Mrs. Bradley Rogers, in Buffalo, before going to New York. She will return about the middle of September.
 Mir Frank w. Maughon Is spending | a few days with his parents in Fair burn. Ga. Mrs. Maughon will not re- turn for sometime. | Miss Sara Randall, who has been wis., l iting her sister, Mrs. Claud Cotton for I several weeks. will return to her home i in Baltimore the first of September. l l Miss Lockey Wingo left for Gainesville, Ga., today for visit to relatives for l two weeks.
 Miss Etoile White of Birmingham, who spent several weeks at Battles as the guest of Miss Marie Stoll and Miss Alta Stoll, came over to the city Saturday | with Miss Hattie Arnold, who was also the Stolls' guest, for a few days. Miss l White was the guest of Miss Arnold un- | til Monday when she left for Biloxi to | visit Mrs. Carmichael of Birmingham, who is sojourning there.-Mobile Regis 1 ter.
 Mrs. Hugh Roberts and beautiful little Miss Lucille Hester Roberts have returned | from pleasant visit with Mrs. J. T, Searcy in Columbus, Miss, and are the | guests of Mrs. Roberts sister, Mrs Hugh Prince, on Greensboro avenue.-Tusca- | loosa News and Gazette.
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Morrison and son, Theodore, Miss Nina Wells and Miss Ger trude Wells of Birmingham, motored to i Tuscaloosa yesterday for visit to Mrs Thomas Dauser on Twenty-second ave nue.-Tuscaloosa News and Gazette. Miss Alma Jackson, who Is a graduate of the Montevallo school, has recently ! side.
 Mrs. Julia Walden of Decatur, will spend the winter in this city with rela- | tives.
 l Miss Lucy Stark Williams Miss Hilda l Blinn and Miss Louise Glenn spent the weekend with Mrs. Bert Ingram at Bluff l Park hotel.
 Miss Grace Bradshaw has returned
  guest of Miss Sproull. 1 | Miss Laura Baugham, Miss Mary Fahey l and MT. James Baugham, who have spent sometime in New Orleans, are spending sometime at Houston and Galveston. | Tex.
 l Mrs. J. w. McKimmer of Irondale, who is ill at the Birmingham infirmary, is re- l ported to be imprOying MT. J. T. Branton, who was recently hurt in an accident at Ensley, Is inn proving, and is at the Birmingham in- i firmary.
 Miss Lamira Camp of Jacksonville, Fla. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. E. F. Stovall.
 l MT. and Mrs. James Bucks are spend | ing sometime at Jackson and Magnolia, Miss.
 | Mrs J. M. Crook, who has been i'll at the Birmingham infirmary, Is improving, and has been carried to her home. l l Mrs. Jefferson Davis Stradley of New York, formerly of South Carolina, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. R. Avery. Mrs. Stradley is a member of the fac ulty of the Riverhoop school at Nyack, N.s Y, which Is beautifully situated, overlooking the Hudson river. She talks most interestingly of her school and the