The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-04

and Mca " R. Davis and Mrs. w. F.. Owfngs spent the past week end in At lanta, having made the trip by aueonc- bile.
 Frienos of Mrs A. F. Forsyth will be glad to learn that she IS improving 'oi- lowing an operation for appendicitis 4 rt. vincents rospital.
 
 Miss Eleanor Gary, who was one of the delegates at the Kappa Delta convention Ia st week. spent the weekend with Miss Emma and Miss Annie Lee returning to her home in Selma yesterday.
 Miss Emily Ford. who has spent the past two weeks in the city as the guest of her sister. Mrs. L. W, Jones, has re- turned to her home at Blount Springs Mrs. Charles Haynesworth and little son, who have been the guests or reia- tives in the city, left few days ago for their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
 Mrs W. c. Vail and Ter sister, Miss bowman, are spending several weeks m North Caro ma
 Miss Elizabeth Robinson, who has spent the past month in Annlston Wlln ilietius' has returned home
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Estes, Miss An nie Laurie Sylvester. and MT. CliHoro Davies have returned from visit to MT. and Mrs William A. Davis in Annlston- MT. and Mrs. Gather Perry of Annis- ton are visiting friends in the clty anu will also spend few days in Pell City before returning home.
 Miss Augusta Vann, after spending few days in the city with friends, has returned to her home in Anniston.
 Mis- Elizabeth Meredith, Miss Clair Abercrombie, Miss Marie Lanning ana Miss Patti Haynes, who were among the charming young women attending the Kappa Delta convention, have returned to their home in Aniliston
 Miss Virginia McIllwaine of Selma spent Sunday in the city with her aunt, Mrs. John P. Evans, en route to Se- vance, Tenn.
 Miss Doll King, who has been the guest of friends in the city for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Selma.
 Mrs J. Kirkman Jackson of Birming- ham is spending a few days In the city as the guest or lTIcuuS MI. ciit MI Q. Jackson and family moved to Birming- ham a few months ago and their pres ence has been sorely missed by their large coterie of Acknowledgements Advertiser.
 MT. and Mrs Briggs spent the week end in Selma, the guests of Mrs. N. A. Griffin, having motored down. Co hoe ad to her home in Selma after spending a few days in the city with Miss Lottie Evans.
 MT. and Mrs w. F. Tyler have pur- chased the Jelks Cabaniss home at Mountain Terrace and will take posses sion early in October
 Mrs. W. W Bussey is at Mentone for a short stay.
 Miss Delaware. Kemper of Louisiana, who is the popular guest of Miss Emily Harrison. will return home today.
  Mis- Mallie Moughon, who was one ot the attendants at the Battle-Lowman wedding in Atlanta, last week. has re- turned home. MI otCIiiIlS pOStCis Sisp VIII &Se~'O Siit7 | week for Tuscaloosa to enter the Uni- | y'ersity of Alabama. l Mr. and Mrs I. F. Young and the | Misses Young returned yesterday after | spending sometime in New Hampshire. l Mrs. w. E. B. Davis, who has spent the past two weeks at Linville, N. G., l Is now at Tate Springs.
 
 | MT. and Mrs. w. M. Cosby, MT. Will l liam Cosby, Jr., and Mrs. Cecil Castor 1 have returned from Wrightsvilie Beach. l MT. nd Mrs, Clarence Ballard have re- | turned from visit to the southern coast, spending sometime at Golden ana Bayou La Batre. I Dr. Elisha Ashe Young. who holds thu chair of natural science at the Norma college in Livingston. is visitor to thu city.
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