The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-31

moved from St. Vincents hospital to her apartments on the South Highlands.
 
 MT. and Mrs. D. o. Wilkerson and their children, who have spent the past few weeks on the gulf coast, have returned. The Birmingham friends of Miss Louise Cox will be glad to hear that she is i1n- proving from her recent illness. She is at St. Margarets hospital, in Montgomery. Mrs. D. J. Longs large circle of friends in Birmingham will regret very much to know that she left Thursday for Pitts burg and will make that place her future home.
 Mrs. Laurye Ward McAshon of Ellis vile, Miss, is the guest of Miss Mary Lee Trigg.
 Mr and Mrs. J. Rivers Carter have gone to Atlantic City to remain for several weeks.
 
 Miss Mary Reid has returned from Lin coin, where she was a member of Miss Ruth Acker's house party
 Word has been received by MT. Fred Levert that his brother is quite i'll at a sanitarium in San Jose, N. M.
 
 Mrs D. L. Wilkinson and her children have returned from a motor trip to Pen- sacola, where they spent several weeks. Miss Irma L. Ellis of Pensacola is the guest of Mrs. D. l.. Williams on Norwood
 
 Mrs. John Carns has returned from a two weeks visit to Mrs. Abner Morriss at Talladega.
  Mrs. H. J. Clark and Miss Kathleen Clark have returned from a visit to rela- tives in Savannah, Tybee Island and Clyde, Ga.
 Misses Bernice and Frances Clark, It, tie daughters of Mr. and Mrs 0. B. Clark of Tuscumbia, are visiting their grand parents, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Clark.
 Mrs. Florence Jordan and Mrs. Morti- mer Jordan returned Wednesday night from Montgomery, where they remained with Capt. Mortimer Jordan until he left with the 167th Alabama for some sailing point for foreign port.
 Miss Renfroe Embry has returned to her home in Ashville after a visit to friends in this city.
 Mrs. w. l.. Smith has returned to her home in Gadsden, after a visit to Mrs. Beck in this city.
 Miss Pearl Duggan was the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Anderson in Attalla Sunday, en route to Rome. Ga.
 MT. and Mrs J. T. Walford have re- turned from two weeks stay in Pensa- cola and Camp Walton.
  Lieut.. Charles B. Cullom left for Camp Gordo, where he has been ordered for duty after two weeks furlough, which he spent with his parents. MT. and Mrs. D. N. Cullom at their home on Cliff road MT. and Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, their son, J. D. Kirkpatrick, Jr., and MT. Theo- dore Randolph. expect to leave Friday morning for Linevilie N. C.. to remain several weeks.
 Lieut.. Charles B.. Cullom left Tuesday night for Camp Gordon, where he viii be one of the instructors Lieutenant with his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. N. Cullom, on Cliff Road.
 Dr. V. V. Florence and his daughter Beatrice, will return to Birmingham Mon- day after an extended tour of the large cities in the north and east, having been absent four weeks. MT and Mrs H. l.. Schmitt have re turned from their wedding trip to Chi- cago and the great lakes and are al home with Mrs. Francis Weiss. 1922 South Seventeenth street. Mrs Sidney & Godbee has returned from visit to her sister in Newport Tenn.
 Mrs. Paul Gorham returned today from brief trip to Attalla, where she was 1 the guest of friends | MT. Cleburne Basmore, who took hi. master of arts degree at the University of Michigan last June, has accepted z 1 position with the Melon institute. Pitts l burg. where he will do research work. l The U S Pharmacopoea indorses every l ingredient of Dr. Seth Arnold's Balsan i for summer sicknesses. Put up in handy bottle form for your convenience. War. ranted by Eugene Jacobs Drur Store Adv.