The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-18


Leeds, where she will teach in the pub
lie school.
Miss Margaret Grow of Jacksonville
who was with friends in the city a
few days, spent the weekend with rela-
tives in Admission, returning Monday tc
teach at Crumbley's chapel, near Pratt
City
Mrs. A. Hooper, who was recently in
jured in an automobile accident, is inn
proving.
Mrs. John G. Bryan. Miss Claude Car
isle and Mr.. Wayne Bryan are visiting
relatives in Atlanta this week.
/
| Mrs Martha L. Trotter has returned
from visit of three months at Men
| tone.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Eubank has re-
turned to Montgomery after a weeks
stay with relatives Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Dickson, in Norwood.
Dr. and Mrs. Goodloe McGahey have
named their little son Robert Goodloe.
! Mrs Henry Fowlkes and three daugh-
| ters have returned from Monteagle,
| Tenn.
Cards from Mrs Louise Woodward
Ball from Kingston, N, Y, convey the
| information that she has spent a most
charming and delightful summer visiting
various places in the east. She has been
the guest of her brother and his fam
| fly for sometime on Staten Island.
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| day from a delightful. visit to her sis
| ter, Mrs Fritz Larkin, at Wilmington,
Del Mrs. Larkin and Miss Kirkman
| spent last week in New York. Little
Miss Catherine Erswell Humphrey ac-
companied Miss Kirkman home.
Mr.. Harry S. Ford of Franklin. KY,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Leake, at their home on Nolen avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Kidd have re-
turned from motor trip to North
Carolina.
Miss Bessie Drake of Philadelphia
will arrive this week to be the guest of
Judge and Mrs. B. M. Allen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Looney have
named their little daughter Mary Hen
delta
| Mrs. t. T. Ashford, accompanied by
Mrs. William worthington, will lests {
this week for her country home, 'rrhe
/ Plantation" near Decatur.
/ Mrs. L. w. Golfer and Miss Martha
Collier, who have spent the past few
months, with relatives in Atlanta and
0tT1a.- r1acaa hova rafI,rpaT hama
| Miss Cora Moore and Miss Carrie
Downey are spending two weeks at
Pablo Beach, Fla. En- route home Miss
| Downey will visit her brother, Mr.
Downey in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Hunt are touring
Florida in their car.
Miss Anne r. Brewer left Friday for
Birmingham, after spending several
weeks at home with her father, Major
Brewer, and family She is the guest
of Mrs. p. L. Watts for short visit,
before going to Cleveland, o., to teach
in the Hathaway Brown school this
session.-Anniston Star.
| Miss Marie Boggins is spending the
winter in Selma and will be a student
at the Catholic convent.
|
| The following from the Tuscaloosa
News will. be read with much interest
by Birmingham friends who remember
her lively mother as Miss Kate Smith
of this city:
| Lovely Miss Mary Gulley, one Of the
love1iest members of the college set
leaves tomorrow morning for Balti :
more, where she will enter that famous
school for young women, "Notre Dame"
| for season. Miss Gulley's absence this
winter will be a source of regret to
her host of friends, but a winter in
Baltimore is so delightful that she is
really quite the envy of her friends
Mrs Walter Sanders has gone to
Birmingham to spend the weekend
with her brother, Mr.. Bryce Jones and
| by her sister, Miss Violet Jones, and
daughter, little Miss Agnes Sanders.
who have been in Birmingham for
weeks visit.
] Miss Arlington Butt. who is so pleas
antly remembered here as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward w. Barrett, is
| spending a short time in New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Crowder and
! their little son, Arthur c. Crowder, Jr.,
! who have been visiting relatives in Mis-
sissippi for the past 10 days, have re-
| turned home.
| Mrs George C. Marlitt of Jackson
Vile, Fla, who has been i'll for the
| past six weeks at the Birmingham in
! Urinary, is now improving and is at
| home with Mrs. ]. c. Nelson and Mrs
John OTIS 90S Twentieth street, south
Mrs Marlitt will be remembered as Miss
Henrietta Wilcox, formerly of this city.
Miss Mary Chambles Dryer will leave
today for South Carolina, where she will
enter Converse college.
Sam Tillman will be student at the
Kentucky Military institute at George
town this winter.
Mrs. Miles watkins and baby are
| spending a few weeks in Asheville, N. c.
Mrs. T. A. Murphree left few days
| ago, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Marietta Randolph, for North Carolina
where Miss Randolph will enter Wins
ton-Salem college.
ret Tillman will leave today for South
Carolina. where Miss Tillman will en-
ter Converse college.
Mrs. John Hines has returned from
Tybee and Atlanta, where she visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Lewis Morris and children have
returned from Virginia, where they
spent the summer.
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