The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-24

erly done,'' Miss Graham said to me yes
 terday, after showing me innumerabl pictures of her far-away home in Hon
 olulu, they bring both grace and beaut! to the dancer. They tend to make tn, arms beautiful and expressive. the bod. muscles supple and strong; but danced il La. She was accompanied home by hel | brother, MT. Edgar P. Self, who will b, pleasantly remembered here, where h. formerly made his home and has many 1 friends.
 l Mr. and Mrs William c. Lloyd Jeff l Saturday for Mentone, where they vii spend several weeks at the Mentont l Springs hotel.
 Mrs. J. D. Monroe left few days age for Chicago, where she will be the guest I of her sister, Mrs. R. J. Dwyer
 Mrs. c. P, Orr, accompanied by MT and Mrs. Day Williams of Cincinnati, are spending a few days at Mentone. MT. and Mrs. Sterling Wood, who spent a few days in Tuscaloosa to attend the marriage of Miss Harrison and Dr. Jack Montgomery, last Wednesday, have re- turned home.
 
 Mrs Hugh Roberts and little daugh- ter, Lucile Hester of Washington, D. C.. who have been the guests of their rela- tives in Tuscaloosa, Mrs. Hugh Prince and Mrs Sallie Hester, for a few weeks. left Saturday for Clayton, where they will visit MT. Roberts relatives.
 Mrs. Richard Little and Miss Amanda Little of Tuscaloosa are the guests of relatives in the city
 Mrs. G. B. Frierson of Tuscaloosa is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Smith. She will visit relatives lrt Andalusfa be- fore returning home.
 Miss Rosabel and India Davis are the guests of Mrs J. D. Johnson in Selma.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Reid are enjoy ing an extensive vacation trip to Gin ciunati, Pittsburg Washington, Atlantic they will stop in Birmingham on a visit to Mrs Reid's parents, MT. and Mrs. L. E. Shelton. Later they will motor to their home in Selma. bringing with them their two attractive children, who have been visiting their grandparents Selma Times.
 Mrs George Dupree of Birmingham Is the charming house guest of Prof. and Mrs. J. s. Vann at their lovely home on Eustis street Mrs. Dupree, formerly one of New York's society leaders and a friend of Mrs. Adele Case Vann, has won numerous friends while in Alabama. She will be the honoree of many social affairs while in the city.-Huntsville Times.
 Mrs. J. L. Yancey is the guest of Mrs. Archie McDonald in Huntsville.
 The Sunday Montgomery Journal con tained a lovely picture of Mrs. Edward L. Anderson of this city with the fol- the handsome young wife of Maj. Ed ward Anderson of the cavalry regiment. Major and Mrs. Anderson have taken apartments at 11S High street"
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 Miss Mary Washburn, who has been the guest of Miss Grace Thompson, has returned to her home in Montgomery.
 Miss Nellie Page is the guest of Miss Bouna Allgood in Montgomery.
 The Montgomery Advertiser of Sunday contained lovely picture of Miss Ro- berta Wilson of this city. The lines with the picture were: Miss Roberta Wilson, a beautiful young Birmingham girl, who is the admired guest of MT. and Mrs. Emmett Jones. Miss Wilson has achieved unusual success in the mov- ing picture world, and has made num- Der of pictures for well known film company She has just returned from Japan and the Hawaiian Islands, where she went to take leading part in sev- eral pictures.
 Mrs. T. G. Bush Is spending sometime at Blue Ridge, Va
 Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler and her children, trip by automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert R. Meyer and their son, Robert, Jr, will leave Thurs day for Atlantic City. to spend several weeks
 Cards from Mrs. Harry s. Matthews of Rome, from New York, conveying the information that she and Mr. Matthews are spending sometime there.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bowron left yes- terday for New York and other eastern points.
 MT and Mrs Robert G. Thach (Mary Munger) are pleasantly located for the next six weeks at Ithaca. N. Y., where MT. Thach is taking course at Cornell university, preparatory to joining the aviation corps of the United States army. They have leased furnished apartment for the time they are in Ithaca
 
 Mrs. Henry Dean was called to New Orleans Saturday evening on account of the illness of her sister.
 Miss Augusta Clark is spending some- time in Atlantic City.
 MT and Mrs. John M Caldwell ex- pect to remove into their handsome new residence on the mountain the early part of August.
 Mrs. Robert H. Thach, who is spending sometime in New York with her daugh- ter, Miss Mayo Thach, expects to visit MT. and Mrs. Robert G. Thach at Ithaca, N. Y., before returning to Birmingham
 Mir. Lowell Yerkes will leave Wednes- day for Washington. later going to At lantic City.
 Mrs. Robert Henry Pearson announces the engagement and approaching mar
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