The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-16

i guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. F
Herman, in Tuscaloosa, has returned
home.
The friends of Mrs Thomas Chalmers
McCorvey will be so happy to know
that she has sufficiently recovered from
an operation for appendicitis to return
from Birmingham to her home on the
University campus, where she continues
to nvalesce.-Tuscaloosa News
Miss Frances B. Spencer, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Spencer, left few
days ago for Lexington, KY, her former
| home, where she will enter the State
university, to be in her senior year.
| Mr. and Mrs. Benz. ]. Dryer are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dry
| Ell in Huntsville.
Miss Matte Lacey, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Allen and Miss nellie Fin
ney in Gadsden, has returned home.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Allison will be at
home at the Ridgley this winter.
| Mrs N II. Price and son and Mrs.
: jennie Order of Alfalfa have recently
| come to Birmingham to join Mr.. Price.
who Is to be principal of the Hemphill
school at West End this winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Estep will be at
| home at the Ridgley this winter.
| h -
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Norris will arrive
| next week from Birmingham for short
stay with Maj. and Mrs. D. M. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris will go on to Green's
boro, where they will spend the winter.
having rented comfortable home out
near Southern university. Their own at
tractive home in Birmingham has been
let for the winter.-Selma Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tutwiler, Jr., and
family will return to Birmingham this
week from their summer home at Men
tone
Crawford Johnson, Jr., will be a student
at Yale this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Randolph have
returned home from Linville, N G.
Mrs. F. w. Dixon has returned from a
stay at Brevard, N. c., and Tate Springs.
Miss Emily Dixon is the guest Of
| friends in Nashville.
Miss Elizabeth Hudson of Montgomery
| is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Prince.
| Miss Vivien Horn of New York will ar
| rive today to be the guest Of Miss Eliza
beth Prince.
II Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., and Miss Vir'
Il ginia Jemson viii leave Tuesday fol
H New York, where Miss Jemison will enter
II Miss Masters school at Dobbs Ferry.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Marbury of Mar
4 bury have named their little son William
Il Brevard.
Il Mrs. F. H. Lathrop, who has spent tn
II past few weeks in Michigan, will retur
II home this week.
III Judge and Mrs. A. H. Benners will leav
III soon for Memphis, where they will be tn
iii guest of their daughter, Mrs John Ia
II but Morgan and Mr. Morgan. Mrs MOI
HI gan will be remembered as lovely MAJ
Ill garet Benners Of this city
III Mr.. and Mrs John B. Weakley have RI
III turned from Michigan, where they sper
Ill the summer.
III Mrs. J. C. Maben and Miss Pauline MI
III ben will leave soon for Washington
HI where Miss Maben will enter the Fo'
III croft school this winter.
HI Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wells left fe
Hi DAYS ago in their car for Atlantic cat
Ill En- route home Mrs. Wells will stop Il
Ill a visit to relatives in West Virginia
Mrs. Henry t. DeBardeleben has r.
iii turned from Tate Springs.
Ill DR.. A. "a Walker left few days al
for Fort Oglethorpe, where he has be-
ordered to report for medical service
III the army.
III Mrs. Sallie c. Wetson continues S
" riously ill at the home of her daughtt
Mrs. Arthur Gilbert, 42oe Fourth av
: nue., south.
n Mrs. Arthur Gilbert has return
II from Jasper, on account Of the continu
II illness of her mother, Mrs. Salle c. w
II son.
H Miss Nettie Lou Wells is resting CO.
II fortably at a local infirmary follow
II an operation.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Floyd and IA
II ily have recently moved to Washingtt
II where they will have an apartment
ii the winter
Mrs. Eugene Ward Of Meridian. Mis-
/ is visiting Mrs. William T. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Cosby win occu
n the Joseph Walker home at Mounts