The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-25

I Miss Damaris Smith of Mobile, who ii
 attending Ward-Belmont college, spen
 the Easter holiday with MT. and Mrs F. w. Bromberg.
 Mir. John Moreland of Mobile, who i' a student at the university spent the weekend in the city as the guest oi friends.
 pr. and Mrs Charles A. Brown and Mrs. w. J. Adams have returned from
 a trip to New Orleans, where pr. Brown
 made an address before the Educational
 Association of the Southern States.
 
 Mrs John w. Tomlinson has returned | from Washington, where she attended
 the meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
 Miss Myrtle Murray will be numbered in the list of Mobile girls in Birming- l ham for the U. c. V. reunion in May, l as she expects to leave about May
 to visit her friend. Miss Charlotte Thornton, who was much entertained i here during a visit to her last summer | at her Point Clear home and again this winter in Mobile.-Mobile Register. | Mrs Ferd Caheen is the guest of Mrs. A. Goldstein in New Orleans. | | Mrs. Kilby and Miss Anne Kilby of Anniston, will be honor guests at an after opera supper party at the Capital l City club Saturday evening, MT. Norman Cooledge the host, says the Atlanta Con- stitution
 l Mrs. w. R. Chambers is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Williams, i, in Columbus, Ga.
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 l MT. Anderson Jaffe arrived Sunday 1 from Richmond, Va, and is with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Jaffe, on High l lard avenue.
 1 Mrs. c. M. Hanley and children of New York, who have been the guests 1 of Mrs. Barnes Morgan for the past two weeks, IS now with her niece, Mrs. T. A. Murphree on South Twenty-sixth street.
 
 l Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Cameron are at , home for the summer at the Heflin home at Caldwell Terrace. I MT. and Mrs. Thad Darrow McCarty have returned from their wedding trip and are at home with MT. and Mrs. T. I C. Smith.
 1 Mrs w w. Croxton and daughter, An | 1 Mrs. A. R. Dearborn, left Saturday for | their home in Atlanta. Miss Augusta 1 Dearborn accompanied her sister, Mrs. | Croxton, home and will spend the opera season with her.
 ! MT and Mrs. Robert Jemson, Jr., have returned from two weeks visit to { New York.
 Mrs Walter Gulley and Mrs. Shaler Houser leave early this week for Bir- l ningham, where they will be the dis | tinguished house guests of Mrs. George 1 Cruikshank for a few days Thursday ] afternoon these lovely Tuscaloosa so- ciety matrons will be honor guests at Mrs. Oscar Hundleys beautiful recep- ton and they will also grace the charity ball with their presence, as well as at- tend a number of smaller functions dur { ing their visit in Birmingham says the l Tuscaloosa News.
 ! Mrs Frank Touart and two children of Mobile spent the week end in the city. 1 lovely picture of Miss Mabel Rhett Goode of Mobile appeared fin the Mobile Register last Sunday with the following l comment:
 I Miss Mabel Rhett Goode, sponsor for the Second brigade, Alabama Confederate Veterans, who has been appointed to this post of honor by Brig. Gen. o. J. Semmes of this city, for the United Confederate I Veterans reunion, to be held in Birming- 1 nam next month. Miss Goode accom- panied her mother to Washington last week for the Continental congress, be- ] ing named as personal page of Mrs. W. ] M. Cummings Story president general | of the National society, Daughters of the American Revolution. After the Con- gress she will visit her friend, Miss I Jamie Hearn. before returning south in :! May to participate in the reunion | Miss Gocde has visited in this city ] frequently and has many friends here.