The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-07

left for an automobile trip. and will be at home later at the home of the brides parents on the Woodley road.
 Mrs. s. J. Cassels and two little sons, Sloan and Val, left Friday morning for New York city, where they will spend several weeks.
 Miss Alberta Norwood of Birmingham is the attractive guest of her cousin. Miss Eloise Parsons. and her aunt, Mrs M. W. Parsons. at their home on Forrest avenue.
 MT Thomas I<ilby and Mir Melbourne Cody returned Wednesday from delight ful visit to Anniston.
 Miss Mary Gulley will return Sunday morning to her home in Tuscaloosa after a visit of several weeks to Miss Eliza beth Crommelin. Miss Gulley has been the recipient of many delightful social courtesies since her arrival in Montgom- cry.
 Miss Elizabeth Somerville returned Wednesday evening from an enjoyable visit to her aunt in Paris, Ky. Mir Adolphe Dreyspring will spend the weekend in the city as the guest of friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. Van Tuyl Metcalfe will leave on September 25 for Camden. Ala. where MT, Metcalfe will take charge of an excellent plantation which he has recently purchased.
 Mrs Hurst and her daughter. Miss Anne Sorey Hurst of Shorters, Ala, spent Thursday in the city. Miss Mamie Solomon and Miss Eloise LeGrand have returned from visit to Greenville.
 The following personals from the We tumpka Herald will be of interest in Montgomery
 Mrs. Thomas E, Kilby and Miss Anne | Kilby. who have been spending the sum mer in Canada, are now at their home in Anniston, and are expected to arrive in Montgomery next week. Mir. and Mrs. Connor Maynor and MT Pitt Tyson Maynor have returned home after a trip to the southern coast. ] Mir and Mrs. Robert Harris of Reid vile, N. C.. announce the birth of son, whom they have named Robert. Jr Mrs. Harris was formerly Miss May Tyson and with her little son is at the home of her parents, MT, and Mrs. Pitt Tyson. ! Mrs Robert o. Winkler and little son, | Robert O., Jr., spent Wednesday in Mont | eomery en route to their home in Green vile, from Highland Lake, N. C., where they spent the summer. 1 Miss Louise Dunn has returned home from Letohatchie, where she was the guest of Miss Corrie Finn Powell. She was accompanied home by Miss Powell and Misses Alabama and Corrie Holt | of Birmingham, who have also been ] the guests of Miss Powell. l ,aI tn home in Troy after visit to friends in the city.
 Miss Julia Burr Lowtel and Mrs. J. p Ramage have returned to Troy after spending several days in Montgomery.
 Miss Frances Ohme is visiting MT, and Mrs. c. H. Ohme at Birmingham. Later she will be the guest of her grand parents, pr. and Mrs. w. H. Moon. at I Goodwater.
 MT. Allen Reynolds and Mir. Jordan 1 Reynolds will leave Monday for Tusca- loosa, where they will attend the Uni versity of Alabama.
 Mrs. Lily Botta arrived in the city sew era days ago from Boston to make her ,home here with her son, MT. Rico Botta' 1 Mir. Potta is an aviator with the Jonh- son Curtis Aeropane company and mas recently received his honorable discharge from the army. Mrs. Botta and her son ] formerly ressed in Australia.
 Mrs. Chappell Cory of Birmingham is Ispending the week with MT. and Mrs John Tilley at their home on Soul Perry street.
 MT and Mrs John Metcalf have re i.l ;ait fn AChaVillp c
 MT and Mrs D. T. Quinn will take possession of their apartment on Soutf
 Perry street September l5.
 Mrs. w. P Craig has returned from
 delightful visit to friends in Greenviile
 Mrs. Craig has only been living in Mont
 gomery since May, having come iron
 Monroe, La.
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Shepherd are visit
 ing in Cleveland, O.. after delightful tri to New York, Niagara Falls, Canada an' IDetroit. They will return to the cit0 on September l0
 Mrs Charles Pollard Jackson. Miss Id;
 Elizabeth Jackson and Mrs. Charles G
 Abercrombie are spending the weekend with Mrs John Whitfield Kelly at he
 country home, "Merrydale.
 Mrs. Willie Holloway, accompanied D her daughter, Mrs. C. II. Cogourn. an three interesting children, Bill, Burne land Carolyn, have just returned rom
 visit to Mr. Holloway's parents.
 The brilliant record being made by Ad . Imiral Mark Bristol in Turkish waters
 os esnecial interest to Atlantanians. Mrs
 Bristol was formerly Miss Bailey Thoma of Atlanta, and as Miss Helen Moore c . Mobile was reignng bell and beauty
 Another celebrity in Mrs Bristoi ram
 ily is Robbie Jones, grandson o1 the ia' , Indpe Bailey Thomas.-Atlanta Journa , Mrs c. E. Chapman will leave satuf
 day for her home in south Alabama aite s i several weeks spent in Montgomery
 Mir and Mrs. Seligman, who have bee
 snending some time at Battle Creeh
 and other points in Michigan, nave re