The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-27
weeks with his aunt. Mrs. Katie Hin

1 weeks with his aunt, Mrs. Katie Hin- | ton.
 Mr Walter Strickland has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives at Moore's Bridge Ala.
 l Mrs. Sam Weisel and two children are visiting Mrs. Hirsch in Birmingham, en route to Tate Springs, Tenn. where | Mrs. Weisel will spend a month. | Mrs. F. Brown Love. a former resi- I dent of Tuscaloosa, but now domiciled | in Meridian, Miss, has returned | for a visit to Miss Anna Katheryne De We're on Seventh street. Mrs. Love | was very popular and many friends welcome her return.
 Miss Inez Barton has been in Bir- mingham attending the session of the Baptist assembly at Howard college. | Miss Annie Mae Richardson has re- turned from Northport where she has been visiting numerous friends and re- 1 latives for some time | Miss Annie Dallis of Birmingham has | arrived for a visit to Miss Iva Snow 1 Pickett on Broad street. | MT. and Mrs. J. A. Orr have left in their car for Pensacola, Florida, and will stop on the way to visit friends l in Mobile.
 Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Tant left ! Thursday for Rollins, where they will l visit friends for some time. MT. and Mrs. George Bennett of Syla- cauga are visiting MT. and Mrs. ONeal | in Kaulton
 1 MT. Jim Rice of the Birmingham bar | has returned to that city after pleas ant visit to his family who are spend- ] ing the summer near Northport. 1 Hundreds of friends of Mrs. Irene
 Boone of this city. who has been doing | departmental work in Washington will | be interested to know that she has
 been transferred to California; and her eldest son, MT. Edward Boone will ac- | company her and continue his school
 work at the University of California.
 Mrs Servie Gayle and her sister Mrs. Thompson, have returned from a de- lightful trip to New York, Washington, Baltimore and Boston.
 The friends of Mrs. Frank Leonard
 formerly of this city but now resi-
 dent of Montgomery are welcoming her
 here on a visit to several of her inti-
 mates of other days. Mrs. Leonard
 was very popular in Tuscaloosa and
 has many friends here, who welcome
 her return.
 Mrs. J. Q. Quinn and children have returned from a pleasant visit spent
 with relatives near Nashville, Tennes- see.
 Prof Frank Grove. former principal of the High School and now located in Mobile, is being welcomed by his wide circle of friends in Tuscaloosa He will be in the city the guest of friends for about ten days.
 Judge and Mrs. James J. Mayfield and son returned to Montgomery Thursday after a pleasant two weeks visit to relatives in this city. MT. Woolsey van Hope has returned from very pleasant visit with his daughter Mrs. Herbert Jones. at Fitz- patrick
 Mrs. J. M. Gallilee and her little
 son have gone to Lookout Mountain to spend the remainder of the sum- mer with her parents, Prof. and Mrs Milford Caulkins.
 MT. Lonnie Noojin. the popular ath.
 letic coach at the University for the
 past several seasons. has completed the
 shipping of his household goods tc
 Albertville, where he is going in busi-
 ness and has left for his new home
 He has been one of the most popular
 Hen ever connected with the Univer-
 sity. and Mrs. Noojin with her musica
 accomplishments has made a place for herself in Tuscaloosa that will be hard to fill.
 II Miss Annie Laurie Barnes has been in
 Birmingham attending the Baptist as-
 sembly and will also attend the Sun
 day school convention at Howard
 MT. Samuel G. Garner has gone to
 Auburn where he will take a special
 coure iA agriculture.
 Mrs w. A. Simmons of 2919 Sixth
 street has gone to Mss.-S;;pI,1 TOT an
 extended visit to friends and relatives
 Circle No. ? of the First Baptist
 church gave an enjoyable and highly successful lawn party and ice cream
 fete last Friday evening on the corner
 of Sixth street and 32nd avenue.