The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-06
ACHRONICLEOF SOCIETY

few weeks in Asheville, N. C.. have re- turned home.
 Dr. and Mrs. George Stubbs and two sons are spending sometime at Mahanke, Mass.
 There are quite number of we'll known Birmingham people spending sometime at Chautauqua, N. r. Among the number are Mrs. W. S. Brown ana her daughter, Mrs. Caldwell, ana li enli- dren; Mrs Oscar Hundley and little daughter, Margaret; Mrs. w. M. Ses- sions, Mrs John M. Cartwright, Mrs T. G. Bush, Miss Annie Williams ana others.
 MT. Walker Percy and his daughter, Mrs. Matthew Murphy, and their guest Miss Bland Tomlnson, will leave today for White Sulphur Springs and later Will spend sometime at Atlantic City.
 The friends of MT J. N. Martin will be glad to learn that he is recovering from his recent illness. MT and Mrs G. H. Flewellen leave today for trip through the east. Their itinerary includes Chicago, New York. Baltimore, Niagara Falls and several boat trips They will be gone several weeks.
  Miss Norma and Miss Clara Bennis have returned from New York, where they have spent sometime Mrs. James T. Dunlap and children are spending the month of August in Gaines vile, Ga
 MT. and Mrs Albert Goodwin are visit | ing their son and daughter. MT. and Mrs. l John D. McNeel in Birmingham Their | daughter, Mrs. Frank Griffin, dean of I Swarthmore college, is also visiting her sister, Mrs. McNeel. Mrs. Griffin was for ! merly Miss Priscilla Goodwin, brilliant and charming girl.-Montgomery Adver- tiser.
 l MT. and Mrs John w. Luke will leave today for Baltimore, going from there l by steamer to Old Point Comfort. They will return home by way of Washington. 1 Mrs R. M. McArthur and Mrs. F. R.
 McNeil of Atlanta are the guests of Mrs. J. D. Hurley, Jr, on Montgomery sereet. | Miss Gustrine Hindman is the guest | of Mrs Beale Smith in Attalla. l Miss Laura and Miss Florence Sitz, who l nave been the guests ol TeidllNeo III tie city, have returned to their home in At talla.
 l Miss Ann Montgomery left a few days l ago for Lewisburg, w. Va, where she will join her mother, Mrs. J. A. Mont l gomery, who has spent the past month there with her son, MT. Guy Montgomery. l Mrs. R. E. S. Rives and little son l hay Tuscaloosa | where they have spent the past two months, and are at 3450 Highland avenue l Mrs. Rives attended the summer schoo l at the university.
 Mrs. E. O. Galloway and daughter Dora, who have been the guests of Mrs w. F. Clayton at Vinemont, have re Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Adams are spend ing sometime at Bay St. Louis.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Dash, who has been tht 1 guest of relatives in Cullman, has re- l turned home.
 Mrs. R. A. Reid, who has been the guest of Mrs. R. H. Stevens, has returned | to her home in Montevallo.
 Miss Virginia Jones is the guest of hei
 cousin, Miss Mary Hogan, in Montevallo The many friends of MT. and Mrs. P G. Shook will regret to learn that theil young son is i'll at St. Vincents hospital where he was recently operated upon Il is reported that he is resting well. Miss Sadie Rhodes is the guest of rela | lives in Georgiana.
 Miss Pauline Ash has returned from Selma, and has as her guests, Miss Don | aldson and Miss Melton of Selma. Miss Olivia O'Neal is the guest of rela tives in Michigan, and is spending some I time at Lake Wequetonsing.
 Mr.. William Kennon left yesterday
 from Atlantic Beach, Fla, where he will spend the remainder of the summer witt
 his mother, Mrs. W. B. Kennon. Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Fies and childrer are spending few days with relatives in Montgomery. They made the trip 1T I their car.
 T Miss Willard Whitten, who has spent sometime in Dadeville with relatives has returned home.
 | Mr. Charles Rice of Atlanta is the guest
 of his sister, Mrs. James M. West.
 Miss Edwina Thaggard entertained a an informal tea yesterday at the Blue Bird tea room. complimentings Miss Sut ton of Memphis, who is the guest of MT
 and Mrs. c. J. Palmer. Late in the aft