The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-25


 ham, will leave shortly for California, where she will make her home.
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 Mrs. Lula Johnson has returned to Birmingham after two months stay on the coast.
 Mrs Alexander Mcintyre is visit ing friends at Montreal N. c.
 Mrs. Ed s. Moore is recuperating at her home in Madison avenue after recent trip to Rochester Minn., where she was at the Mayo nfirmary for two weeks.
 Miss Margaret Kennedy has re. turned from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Frank Hard, at Carbon Hill.
 Mrs. J. L. Condon is spending sew eral weeks in New Mexico visiting her son., who has made his home there for the past two years
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Hagood, wl;o were married in Washington on Mon day evening. arrived in Birmingham on Thursday by way of Lookout moun- tain and Roanoke. Va. and will be at home to their friends at No. S12 Blfty eighth street. north, Woodlawn
 
 MT and Mrs. Herbert Harris 9. Blocton announce the arrival of soa August IS. He has been named Joseph Herbert Jr
 Miss Georgia Metcalf left Sunday for she was married Monday to Sergt. L.. W. Foyle.
 Mrs. Maud Miller and her children have returned from a two months stay at Mentone
 Mrs. T. o. Smith, Jr., returned today from three weeks stay in Macon, Ga, Lieutenant Smith having been ordered east.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Hunter who for the past year have resided in Charleston, will be glad to know that they will return shortly to Mobile to make their home. Mobile Register. Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Hobart of AL oany, are the guests of friends in this city,
 MT. and Mrs. Ned Richardson McDavid Miss Mitylene, Edmund, Jack and Tom McDavid returned Friday from 1ulla- homa, Tenn., and Mentone, having spent three weeks between the two places. Mrs. A. B. Lovelace and her daughter. Jamie Lovelace, have gone to spend a few days with Mrs. Ernest Redd at her cottage at Mentone.
 MT. Robertson Cory, U. s. S. Delaware, has come to spend his furlough with his mother. Mrs. c. M. Cory. Mrs. Harrington Heflin and Miss Elm mic Barnett left this morning for Men tone to remain for several weeks. Joseph McGrath expects to leave in a few days for Atlanta to visit his fa- ther, Capt w. M McGrath, who Is at Camp Gordon.
 Mir. and Mrs Motion Smith have re- tuSped from motor trip to Nashville, Tenn, where they spent a week at The Hermitage
 Mir. and Mrs. Rolla Beck are receiv- ing congratulations upon the advent of a little son.
 Miss Rosa Wilson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham Wilson, will be among the young women who will spend the winter out of the city. Miss Wilson will " q s'eeNSht ee NioAS Duto"fA eciAHiieti " Staunton, Va
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Well motored to Montgomery to spend few days this week with MT. and Mrs. Strassburger Miss Mary Zell is the guest of Mrs. T. D. Donoho in Anniston.
 Misses Katherine Hammett and Eliza beth Williams have returned to their home in Sylacauga after brief visit to friends in this city.
 Miss Elizabeth Foster of Fairview, is spending the weekend with Mrs. C. w. Leake.
 Judge and Mrs. $. D. Weakley and Miss Louise Weakley have gone to Atlantic Beach, Fla, to .srend two weeks. Miss Mary Allen Worthington will re- turn Monday from visit to her grand mother in Prattville.
 Mrs. IT. H. Benners and her two~xons, IT. H., Jr and Morris Eeuners have re- turned from Blount Springs where they spent four weeks at their cottage there.
 
 Lieut. Nicely J. Leakc. of Franklin, Ky, left Friday for Camp Shelby, Hat uesburg. Miss. Lieut.. Leake was ac-