The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-12
OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

most prominent voice teachers. Hei many friends will be delighted to know of her return.
 Mir. Walter Murdoch will be a student at the University of Pennsylvania this winter.
 MT. William Hassinger will attend the Lawrenceville school in New Jersey thi. winter.
 Among the Birmingham girls at the Judson this winter will be Elinor Mur- doch, Miss Ernin Whatley, Miss Rather inc Herren and Miss Eleanor Casey. MT. and Mrs. Harding Burke and little daughter, Rose Gwin, will leave in Octo- Der for Houston, Tex, where they will make their home.
 MT. William Burke will be among the Birmingham boys attending St. Ber- nard's college at Cullman this winter. Mrs. Nelson Snow and children have returned from Wisconsin, where they spent several weeks with relatives. Miss Agnes McCan left yesterday for Chicago, where she will make her home Miss Juliet Foster will be among the lovely Birmingham girls who will be students at Agnes Scott college this win ter.
 
 MT and Mrs Henry Lester of Sheffield are in the city, the guests of relatives, and will be among the. out -of-town guests at the marriage of their niece, Miss Susie Perry and MT. Given, this evening.
 
 Miss Bessie Given of Opelika is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Perry and will be one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of her brother and Miss Susie Perry this evening".
 Mrs. Charles Baldwin has returned to her home in Montgomery, after spending a few days'in the city with friends
 
 Mrs Walter Blaney of Cincinnati will arive early next month to visit her par ents. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Donnelly. Mrs. BIaney will be pleasantly remembered as Miss Annie Blinn Donneliy of this city MT. and Mrs. Wade H. Barnes have ramed their little son Bailey Hurley Mrs. Henry w. Fowlkes and children will return home Friday after spending several weeks at Monteagle, Tenn. Mrs Julian Gum of Rihcmond, Va. will arrive soon to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Caldwell.
 Miss Mary Frances Hughes of Mont gomery is spending few days in the city as the guest of her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hughes.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Massey and Miss Emily Irwin have returned from Montgomery, where they spent the past few days with friends attending the dances.
 Mrs. A. L. Jackson is the guest of friends and relatives in Atlanta York. Mrs. J. W. Butsch of Winchester, Ky, nas returned home after a months visit with her son, MT. Wilton Butsch, of this ,ity.
 Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben will enter ain on Saturday at the Roebuck club, her niece, Mis- Elizabeth Prince, who will be married on Septem- oer 19 to Mir. Emmett Collins. Miss Madge Pollock will entertain the Bidders and a few friends this afternoon tt 3.30 o'clock, complimenting Miss Susie Perry, lovely brfde-elect, and Miss Marion Wooley of Atlanta, who is her guest.
 Mrs. John Cox will entertain the Young Matrons club tomorrow afternoon at her lome on Caldwell Terrace.
 
 The regular monthly meeting of the Children's Hospital association this morning at 10:3o o'clock at the hospital.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Mark Andrews have lamed their little son Edward Hotchkiss Andrews for his paternai grandmother. MT. and Mrs. Phillip oster are at Biloxi. MT. and Mrs. John Warren have re- turned from a visit to Canada Mrs. Warren win stay in Birmingham until carly in October, when she will go to Los Angeles for the winter.
 Mrs. w. w. Moore of Mobile, who thas spent the past few weeks at Blount Springs, Is now i'll at the Birmingham nfirmary.
 MT Bernard Beitman is i'll at local in- 'irmary following an operation. Mrs. Knox Fleming is the guest of her mother, Mrs Caldwell, in Jacksonville. The presidents of the following clubs md of all other women's clubs in the Bir- ningham district are urged to attend meeting to be held at 10 o'clock this morning in the council chamber of the ity hall:
 Amaranth, Astraea, Book Lovers, Cad- mean, Caxton, Clionian, College Women,
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