The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
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great advantages it has to offer our young southern women. She will speno several days in the city renewing old ac- quaintances. and will be delightfully."- en- tertained in an informal way.
 Mrs Know Fleming has returned from New York and Old Point Comfort.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Cory has returned from south Alabama, and is the guest of Mrs A. F. Cory and will be first assistant at the Huffman school the coming ses- sion. She recently received a first grade certificate in Selma, where, on account of the high waters, she stood her exami- nation
 Miss Abigail Crawford is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. A. Crane, and will return to Birmingham early in Septern- Der.
 Mrs. J. F. Day and little son. who have been the guests of relatives in South Carolina, have returned home.
 Mrs. c. C. Bates and Miss Marie Bates have returned from New York and Att lantic City.
 Miss Imogene Poe is the guest of rela- lives in Marion, Greensboro and Orr vile.
 Mrs. E. L. Miller of Pass Christian. Miss, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Clay c. Hafer at her home at Norwood.
 MT NJ NJ. Uliman will spend the week end at Mentone. and will be accompanied home by Mrs. Ul1man and children. who have spent the summer there.
 Mrs. Walter Ryan has arrived from Birmingham for a visit with Mrs M. J. Maloney on Brown street and her many friends will be delighted to know that she is convalescing after a painful ill- ness in St. Vlncents hospital.-Tusca- loosa News and Gazette. Mrs. Devane Jones has returned from a delightful visit with her mother, Mrs Annie Jones, at St. Clair Springs.-Tus- caloosa News and Gazette.
 Philip S. Frost, youngest son of Mrs. Lilly Frost, has returned from Culver Summer school, having been a member of the famous Black Horse troop of that school.
 Mrs L. B. Crowder of Louisville. who has a very lovely contralto voice. and is soloist at the Broad Street Baptist | church of that city, will sing this morn ing at the Independent Presbyterian | church.
 | Miss Katherine Martin of Bay Harbor, Fla, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. l Johns Wills, at her home on Louise street, where she will spend sometime be- | fore going to New York for the winter. 1 Mir and Mrs. Lee Roueche have recent ! ly purchased home at East Lake, which l they will OccUDV October | Mrs. T. D. Jackson and Miss Helen | Jackson who have spent sometime in | South Carolina and Georgia with rela-
 tives, have returned home 1 The friends of Mr. H. T. Parrish. who ] was recently operated upon at St. Vim cents hospital, will be glad to learn that
 he is improving. l Mrs. M. A Copeland and son. Miles A. Copeland, Jr., left yesterday for Demop- | oils for a visit with relatives. They will return to Birmingham about Sep l tember 1. Mrs F. Rosenbaum of Meridian. Miss, Is visiting Mrs. J. M. Levine in the Dian apartments.
 Miss Ethel Murray has returned home after an extended trip through the east. | including Washington, Philadelphia. Bal timore,> Atlantic City, Mount Vernon and Colonial Beach. Miss Murray spent most of her time visiting her sisters. Mrs. E.
 E. Driscoll and Mrs. J. D. Bristol, in Washington MT. and Mrs A. c. Ramsay, who have spent sometime at Big. Stone Gap, Va.
 have returned and are at home on Elm street.
 
 Miss Emily Herren of Dadeville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. S. Herren at
 their home on South Eleventh avenue. Mir and Mrs. F. K. Austin and Miss Jennie Austin will leave today for Men tone. where they will spend the next | two weeks.
 | Miss Lucille Cutcliff, who was recently | operated upon at St. Vincents hospital l for appendicitis, has sufficiently recov- | cred to be removed to the home of her | aunt, Mrs. John F. Antwine, at Fountain Heights.
 Miss Lell Rainer of Union Springs will arrive tomorrow and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hix Frazer. Young MT. Nat Frazer, who has spent the sum-
 mer in Union Springs with his grandpa rents, Mir. and Mrs. M. w. Rainer, will accompany her home.