The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16

 been student at Auburn for the past year, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. D. F. Talley, and Dr. TaIley at their home at Fountain Heights. Mrs. George Fitzhugh, who spent the past few months in the city with her daughter, Mrs. D. F. Talley, and Dr. Talley, has returned to her home at Blount Springs.
 Lieut.. B. M GoIdgar and wife (Annie shapiro) passed through Birmingham on their way to Camp Pike, Little Rock. where he has been transferred from Macon, Ga.
 Mrs W. H. Kettig and Mrs. orline A. shipman have returned from New York, where they spent the past two weeks. Miss Edna Palmer of Jasper is the weekend guest of Mrs. M. c. Bell, 12lS South Twentieth street. Mir. w. P. c. Coates of Duluth, Minn., , who has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Coates, on South Tenth avenue for the past few days, has gone to Chicago. where he will enter war work. Mr. Augustus Johnson, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Coates for few days, has returned to his home in Duluth, Minn. Master vestus Brock is spending two weeks at Cook Springs, Miss i Miss Frances Denny, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George A. Denny, of the Uni versity of Alabama, is the guest of Miss Sylvia Aird During her stay she Will | be delightfully."- entertained in an lnfor- nal way.
 l The woman's Missionary society of the Twenty-first Avenue Methodlst church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:so o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Ledbetter, Twentieth avenue, north. l Mrs. Fred Shireman and two children, l Margaret and Virginia, expect to leave l this week for a visit to Mrs. Loren 1 Whitely of Owensboro, Ky, and VIII go later to visit Mrs. Shiremans father l MT. Albert Latta, in Louisville, Ny.
 Misses Alice Bowie. Elizabeth Caldwell Locke and Emily Harrison left Friday l for Chicago, to take a special course or study at the University of Chicago. Mrs. J. H. stanfiel will leave today for 1 Easley, S. C.. to attend the Ledbetter- Robinson wedding Wednesday,
 Mrs. Mary M. Ashley of West End IS resting comfortably at St. yincent's hos pital after an operation.
 l Mrs. William M Walker will leave this evening for Buffalo, N Y, where she will attend the International Sunday Schoo convention. Later she will spend t"' weeks at Lake Geneva, Wis.
 Miss Annie L. Williams will be among the Birmingham women attending the International Sunday School convention in Buffalo, N. Y. e Ap N , Mir. and Mrs Mercer Barnett will leave on Tuesday for Providence, R. l.. where
 Mir Barnett will attend the kiwan's
 convention. They will make the trip T their car and will be accompanied bN Mr and Mrs. Middleton BarnweH ane MT. W. V. Trammell Miss Sara Louise Fulton has returnef from visit of several weeks to Missis sppi and Memphis.
 Miss Margaret Calhoun will return to day from Eufaula, accompanied by he cousin Mis-: Annie Mercer
  Mr. and Mrs W~S. Brown. their tw daughters, Mrs. Henry Fowlkes and Mrs S. Y. Caldwell, and grandchildren, w.t. spend the month of July at Henderson
 ville, N. C.. motoring through the coun : try.
 :. Mrs Ross Smith has returned fron ? Baltimore.
 Misses Lillian and Louise Speer 0 Chattanooga are guests Of MT and Mrs A. c. Jenkins on South Fifteenth avenue
 Miss Marian Meeks of Gadsden vii iarrive tomorrow to be the guest of Mis
 Louise Mccormack.
 Miss Marguerite Moffett is the gues ! of Miss Leta Bass Harrison at Albany.
 Mrs. c. M Rudulph and two littl
 daughters have returned from visit t
 relatives in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Anna Peek Robertson, who spen the past winter at Staunton. Va, as as
 sistant principal of Stuart Hall, is spend ling few weeks in the city as the sues tof her sister, Mrs Henry M. Robertson A9v Ynh Tt