The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-31
SOCIETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES I'M THE CITY AND SUBURBS

at her attractive home on the Hargrove
road at the weekly meeting of this live
organization, which manages to work IN
a great deal of community benefit among
the weekly social meetings, and accom-
plish some real results of value to the
members
Circle No. of the First Presbyterian
church gave an ice cream supper at the
chapel Thursday night for the purpose
OF raising funds for the new church
which will be shortly undertaken. Quite
a satisfactory sum was realized.
| Mrs James Grain and little Miss Mary
left Monday for a short visit to rela-
| tivesa in Washington and New York en-
| route to France, where they will join
Lieut.. Col James Grain of the regular
army. who has been over there since
the first troops of this county were sent
across
In honor of Miss IRA Webster of Biz
minGAam and Miss Frances Ward of
Greensboro, Miss Margaret Lane enter
| tanned Monday between the hours of
and at the home of her grandfather,
Mr. John r. Kennedy, on Greensboro
| avenue. Miss Carrie Beal won one of
! the prizes, and prizes were also present
| ed Miss Ward and Miss Webster. Re-
| freshments were served and the affair
| was one of the pleasant events of the
week.
| Mrs. Ella King Collier, one of T>usca-
loosa's noted women and educators, has
| returned from New York, where she has
been for some time. She has spent part
| of the summer in Virginia and was &C
, companied home by her son, Mr.. Dan
Collier, Miss Eleanore Collier and Miss
Jean Harris. Mrs. Collier will be with
| Randolph Macon college this season.
| Mr. and Mrs Herbert Collins of Gal
lion are the guests of Mrs. Collins
| father, Mr.. Jim Abbott. on Seventh
I street
( Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Guin have left
| for Reform, Ala, where they will make
| their future home.
| Miss Elmer Clannahan has returned
| to Livingston after a pleasant visit
with Miss Mary Lee Morgan in West
| End.
| Miss Minnie Mansfield of Faunsdale
| and Mrs Bette Phillips of Thomas~ss
are visiting their cousins. Mrs, J. d.
Campbell and Mrs. Kelly Riley
Mrs. J. Q. Bush, her brother, Mr.
Mosley and her four children have re-
| turned from Birmingham where they
| visited relatives for several days.
Miss Annie V. Robertson has re-
turned from Kentucky, where she spent
the summer with relatives.
Miss Leila Harris has spent most OF
the week in Birmingham visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Cade have gone
down to their Marengo county planta-
ton for a two weeks visit
Miss Julia Sakers has gone to Green's
boro to spend two weeks with rela-
tives.
Miss Ruby Williams of Birmingham
as returned after pleasant visit with
the family of her uncle, Mr.. Charles
w. Weatherford. ION Tenth street
Miss Fannie Pollard of Selma is the
attractive guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fits, in their
Audubon Place home.
Mrs. Battle Searcy has returned from
six weeks trip through the west
as the guest of Mrs. George H. Searcy
Mrs. Henry Brown, secretary of the
Eome circle department of the Red
Cross has gone to Chattanooga to spend
two weeks on Lookout mountain the
guest of relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wells. with their |
mother, Mrs. Wells. have gone to their
home in Laurel. Miss, after a pleasant |
visit to the family of A. L. Lindsey
on Tenth street
Miss Cliff Anderson ana children
have returned from a months visit at
Carey Springs and Centreville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aston have gone
to Chicago for a visit with Mrs Allan
Mathis, who was Miss Ola Davis OF
Tuscaloosa. They will later spend some
time in New York and other eastern
points
Miss Mary Frances Cross has come UP |
fl ON Moundville to visit her mother
for two months.
Mrs. Belle r. Harrison has returned
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs Sterling
Wood at their home on Red mountain,
near Birmingham
Mrs Joe Shepherd and family have
returned from a months stay at BIZ
loxi. Gulfport and other Mississippi
coast points.
MISS Curtis Parr has returned from
a short visit with her sister. Miss Pearl
Parr. in Selma.
Mr. and Mrs James F. Scott and Miss
Katherine Cannon have returned from
Nashville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Roy Wood of Birmingham, was
called to this city by the illness of
her brother. Mr.. VIII Capeheart, at the
Druid City infirmary.
Miss Nell Meehan, of Atlanta, came
over to attend her brothers wedding, |
and has been the guest of Mis- Elizabeth |
Lowery.
Mrs. c. D. Townsend has taken con-
troll of the home service department of |
the Red Cross during the absence of |
Mrs. Henry Brown. secretary, who is
visiting in Chattanooga.
Miss Bonnie Maxwell, of Bnookwood |
has gone to Tennessee where she will |
spend some weeks with relatives
Miss Bonnie Jones. of Tuscaloosa, is |
visiting Miss Georgia Murray for a few |
weeks in Brookwood.
Miss Gladys Lucius. of Northport, is
visiting Miss Bealle at Brookwood for
a week.
Miss Goldie Tennerson of Birmingham
is visiting her sister, Mrs Mark Cooper,
at Brookwood for short while.
Mrs. Edward de Graffenreid, Jr, one
of the seasons recent brides, is being |