The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
SOCIETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE CITY AND SUBlRBS

for Annapolis to enter the naval acad emy. He. with three others, Oliver Walker, Albert Burlington and Albert Toney, of the 1917 class of the Central High school, have passed most sue .cessful examination to enter the school.
 Mrs. Nixon Norris will return tonight from Montgomery, where she has been with her son, Private Grosvenor Nor ris. and will be the guest of friends for several weeks.
 A cable has been received from Capt. Ed Mccormack of Memphis, telling of his safe arrival lover there.' Captain Mccormack is a nephew of MT lA A. Mccormack of Birmingham and MT. M. Mccormack of Ensley.
 The friends of Mir. T. J. Luckie of woodlawn. will regret to learn that he is i'll in the McAdory infirmary
 
 Miss Josephine Harris of Washing ton is the guest of Mrs. John C. Henley. Miss Harris formerly made her home in this city, and was one of the popular girls in the younger set
 Miss winnifred Morris, who is pupil at Louie Compton Seminary, and has been there since school closed, leaves tomorrow for Nashville, Tenn, her home. She will also visit in Ken lucky, returning in the fall to re- sume her studies a> the Seminary
 Enoch c. Morris has returned from Webb's school at Tennessee. and is with his mother. Mrs. Eli Norris, for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A Burns will occupy the Bolton bungalow at Edgewood for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert o'Toole will spend the month of July at EdgeWood as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Burns.
 Miss Margaret Brown, principal of the Judson is in the city, where she twill spend a few weeks at the Tut wiler Miss Brown has a large circle of friends in the city and is being cordially greeted.
 i Mrs. ". R. Gum and two. sons, Bill and John, are the guests of relatives in Columbia, Tenn
 Little Miss Elizabeth Clay. daughter ! of Mir. and Mrs. Felix Clay Of Mont gomery, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, John R Waters and Mir Walters, at their home at Edgewood- MT. and Mrs. B. R. Smith and their son. Bernard, Jr., left last week for Fort Smith. Ark, where they will make | their home Mir Smith. however has 1 not severed all business connections ! here, and friends are glad that DOT tion of their time will be spent in Bir- imiISgham.
 Miss Katherine Ledbetter left few ,days ago for Easley, $. C., to attend the marriage of her brother, pr. Samuel ! Ledbetter, Jr., and Miss Frances Il. Robinson on Wednesday. I pr. Samuel Ledbetter IT,, accom- l panied by Mrs. Porter Ledbetter and Mrs. $. L. Ledbetter, will leave today for South Carolina, where he will be married on Wednesday to Miss Fran 1 ees H. Robinson of Easily on Wednes- day evening
 i Mir. Julian Mann Saks is visiting his I parents, Mr and Mrs Louis Saks, hay ' ing graduated from the University oi i Pennsylvania with the Highest honors J taking the fouryear course in three | years.
 
 Misses Rose and Mary Fabian are wis iting their parents and relatives at An niston and Birmingham, after 10 months stay in New York. "The Fabian sisters, as they are known in the musical world have had a very successful season in tn east. Th@y expect to tour the west ant the Pacific coast this coming season
 Miss Margaret Jemison of Selma an' Mrs Charles l.. Parnell of Piper are the city to attend the marriage of thef sister, Miss Alieze Fowlkes Jemison, ant MT. Ottis B. Hayes, which will talk place Tuesday evening. They are tn house guests of Mrs E. C. Wallace ol Twenty ninth street, Norwood. Miss Addie Goode of Lincoln is tn guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Hambrick | Mrs Alfred H. Olive will leave today fo | New York, where she will spend the re mainder of the summer She will be a the New York city Studio club. | Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Solomon and so who have spent the past few weeks I | Baltimore, will return home on Monday | pr Solomon has been attending John l Hopkins surgical clinics. Mir William Fitzhugh Byrd. who ha