The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

A'NA '" "SNNN' N Montgomery, Thursday, to attend the good roads association meeting.
 Misses Aurelia and Dennis Hydinge left yesterday to visit Mrs. N. H. Sewei- and her daughter in Gadsden.
 Miss Frances Ledbetter is visiting rela- tives in Richmond. Va.
 Mrs. Sherman l.. Brainard has returned home after a pleasant visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Charles Butts, and other rela- lives, in Washington, D. c.
 Mrs H. H. Vance is spending several weeks during the heated term at Ashe- vile, N. C.
 Mrs Vernon E. Whitaker and daught CT, Miss Mary Floss, have returned to Augusta, after a 10-days visit to Mrs Whittaker's parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. w.. Smith.
 Mrs. Alan Nj. smith is spending a few days with he@ sister, Mrs. Beasley, ill
 Elkton, Tenn.
 Mir and Mrs. John T Torbert of Flor ida are the guests for a few days of Mrs. Bessie Lowe Torbert.
 Mrs. e. L. Gilman will return homs today from a visit to friends in Nash ville. \
 Miss Ruth Boiling of Nashville will ar rive today to visit Mrs. Bessie Lowe Torbert.
 Miss Pauline Ellis has gone to Mont |. her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Ellis.
 Miss Willie May Lowe will return to- day from a visit to Miss Lena Gooch in west Tennessee.
 Miss Mildred Crabb is at home after spending the winter in Chicago. Be fore returning to Birmingham Miss Crabt spent month with friends in Omaha Neb.
 Miss Edwina Marks has returned tc her home in Selma after delightful visit to friends in the city. Mr. J. L. Parish of Norfolk is the guest of his sister Mrs. Sinclair Bennie Mrs. C. A. ChaddoclS of East Lake vii leave Wednesday to be the guest O. friends in Minneapolis, Minn. | MT. John W. Clifton of Washington, D C., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Annie F. deVaux.
 Mrs George T. Williams and son O Mt Pleasant, Tenn, are visiting Mrs Sinclair Bennie.
 Mrs. Charles deVaux will return toda, from a trip to Washington, New York ant | Bridgeport. .
 Mrs. c. R. Smith and son are guest of Mrs Mary c. Tyson at the Ridgele, apartments.
  | Miss Margaret Kennedy is visiting he sister, Mrs. Frank Cobb, at Carbon Hill Mrs. M. G. Woods of Gadsden. wh has been visiting friends in the city, vii i return to her home today. She will b accompanied by Miss Phillis Waites. wh will spend week with her in Gadsden
 Miss Beatrice Parsons will arriv Thursday night to be the guest of he cousin, Miss Nena Harris. Mrs Lilly E. Marcus is visiting he sister, Mrs Julius Marks, in Selma Mir Adolph Hirsch has returned fror Atlantic City and New York.
 Mrs. Roscoe Brown is quite i'll at he home on Woodland Heights.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Cobb and Mis Margaret Kennedy are enjoying camr
 ngs trip 15 miles from their home at cal bon Hill.
 The many friends of Dr. Rufus Jacl son will be glad to learn that he has rt turned to Birmingham and will resun his practice hefN Dr. Jackson has bee with the AmericAp expeditionary force in France, having been connected fo some time with the head hospital ! Vichy, France, and later with the evas nation hospital in Coblenz, Germany. H will be joined soon by his wife and Ii tie son, who have spent the time durin his absence with Mrs. Jacksons fathe Dr. C. H. Harris, superintendent of e ucation, Baton Rouge, La .Dr. and Mrs D. L. Massey have name their young son David Lawson, Jr Mrs. T. NJ. Allen and daughters, Katf erine and Mildred, will leave Wednesda for Tupelo, Miss, to visit Mrs. Brittai Rogers.
 Mrs. Kenneth Mcdonald leaves toda lucky. Mrs T. F. Wilson left yesterday fo Colorado accompanied by her daughte Mrs. A. Gregory Jones, and her niece' Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Rosa Roger.