The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-29

 past two months at their country place, Monte View. at Morganviile. Ga.
 Mrs. William Drennen and Mir. and Mrs Houston Davis will be at home to their friends this winter with Mrs. Harold Bissell on Chestnut Hill been called to Brundidge by the death or Mrs Herren's father, Rev R. A. J. Cumbee.
 Mrs. Harding Burke Is spending a rev days with her mother, Mrs. Hal copeland, having come up from Mo- Diie' where she is now residing.
 Miss Linda Belle Heacock, who graduated in voice at Judson college the past session, has gone to New York City with Miss Annie Clifton Tartt of Anniston to continue her voice study
 MT. D. B. Heck leaves today for St. Louis to attend the annual convention of the Purina Mills.
 Lieut. Thomas Drew Radcliffe is the guest for few days of Dr. and Mrs thomas D. Parke. He is on his way
 
 sidio, San Francisco, Cal.
 Mir and Mrs. Sidney Hart win be at nome at the Tutwiler hotel after Octo. Der 1.
 Mrs, George NJ. Webb and son. Charles Stanton Webb. have returned from North earolina where they spent the summer. IyoI,I
 university of Alabama, Is spendfr 2 the week end with his parents. MT. and Mrs George M. Webb.
 Mrs George r. Harrington, who hat peen spending the summer at Montreal. N C., has returned home.
 Mrs. Leroy Butterfield has returned rom New York and Connecticut. where she has been spending the summer with her daughters.
 Little Ruth Gray, daughter of MT. and Mrs J. R. Gray of Ensley, continues quite i'll at the home of her parents. much to the regret Of many friends LeRoy Percy. who has for several months been at Fort Worth, Texas in tho aviation corps, is visiting his moth CT Mrs Walker Percy, for few days
  MT. and Mrs. w. S Brown who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs w. G. Little, in Livingston, for the past week, are expected home Saturday MT and Mrs. J. T. Dixon and little daughter, Dorothy have Just returned | rom delightful trip through the moun- | "a ms or North and South Carolina. They l stopped with friends in Spartanburg, | 'pent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H. i " Johnson and from there motored 70 | niies up the mountains to Henderson | 'ille and Asheville. On their way home hey stopped in Atlanta with friends and | n Woodbury, Ga, for a visit with MT, oiXon's relatives.
 Miss Olivia Robinson accompanied bv | Ter sister Mrs. Hugh Martin, has gone o New York city to enter Columbia uni- efsitN, where she will specialize in mod TT languages Mrs. Martin will remain ] with her sister several weeks
 l After an operation for appendicitis. ortably
 Mrs. Charles Northington, who ha, cen the guest Of her mother, Mrs ]. c -bernathy, has returned to her home iu uSCdlOOSd.
  Mrs Frank Clark, one of Birmingham's esf known Red Cross workers and club omen, is devoting her time to Junior ed cross work in Mississippi MT. and Mrs. H. B. Kennedy have 'ased an apartment at 110l Glen Iris venue for the winter. MT. and Mrs !. w. Hammer will be with MT. and ITS. kesnedy after October l. Lieut.. Irving Vaughn Frost, who has cen in training at Fortress Monroe. is pending few days with his mother efore going to Pensacola, where he will 3 stationed. Mrs. Irene F Denny and Miss L. H. enny, who have been in Annston for ome time, are spending the weekend their home in Woodlawn MT and Mrs. J. F. Dixon and little
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