The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10


 these rah rah boys reported.
 President Smith of the local club stated that Moley had made an effort to secure these two native Alaoamlan5 but had been crossed up by the an nouncement that they were not ready for professional ball. Annie Katherine De We're. has returned to her home.
 Midshipman Gus Cunningham of the United States navy has arrived from Boston to spend his furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Cunning ham. on Queen City avenue.
 Miss Mary Caples has arrived from Akron, Ohio, for visit to relatives in this city, her former home. She was accompanied by Miss Louise Sum ner, who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Rhodes, on University avenue. Mrs. Je<W. Harper, who was caiIed
 to Tuscaloosa by the death of her sfs- ter. Mrs. Tom Davis, has returned 10 her home in Laurel. Miss.
 Miss s. E. Brown went over to BiI- mingham last Sunday to, attend the wedding of Miss Elsie Thames ard
 MT. Taylor Keene.
 Miss Ida Parker and her attractive niece. Miss Magnetic Macker, have gone to Tennessee, where they will spend the remainder of the summer with relatives.
 Mrs. Charles Talley Smith has taken the home of Mrs. Trice Johnston f5r the summer season. Mrs. Stanley Latham and her daugh-
 ter. Miss Virginia Latham, have re- turned from a visit to relatives in B;r- mingham.
 Mrs. C. B. Werner Miss Olivia ver- ner and Miss Jean Harris have gone to New York for stay of several weeks.
 Miss Nettie Chapman of Jackson. Ala, who has been visiting the family of Dr. L. O. Dawson, has returned to her home.
 MT. T. o. McAllister of Hinckiey' 3 studio is motoring through to Green vile, s. C.. to visit his parents. Mrs. H. H Moses and little son of Holt are spending few weeks in Mont gomery. the guests of Mrs. Moses 9 mother Mrs. Groom Mrs. James I. Harriso~ end Miss Mary Evans Harrison ! returned from delightful three eeks' visit with Mrs. Thomas Powers at Florence. Miss Mary Furman. who has been the attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs. 1 T. R. Turner, on Sixth avenue, has returned to her home in Birminghani,
  James Mayfield are giving him cot dial welcome on his return to this city after a year spent at Moore's Bridge with relatives
 Mrs. Claudia Plowman, accompanied l by her sister Mrs. Aubrey Boyles of Mobile, and children, after a pleasant | visit to their father Hon Frank $ Mooas, have gone to Philadelphia, where Mrs. Boyles and children will
 remain for the rest of the summer. ! Mrs w. s. Prince and children ot | Ft. Myers, Fla, are the guests of Mss Belle Maharry on Thirty -second ave-
 nue and other relatives in this city 1 Mrs W. c. Reeves and little daugh- ! ter of Pelehatchie, Miss, is visiting her relatives at the Maharrys on Thirty second avenue.
 1 Dr. S. F. Mayfield has returned from 1 a visit to Biloxi and Gulfport, Miss
 leaving Mrs Mayfield for a longer stay on the coast.
 l MT. J. M. Rogers has gone to At I lanta for short vacation. MI 5 Rogers will return with him. 1 MT. Robert Mitchell and little son have returned to their home in Little Rock
 Ark, after a pleasant two weeks visi with Dr. and Mrs Frank Sloan, or 1 Queen City avenue.
 l Miss Gussie Clary of Havana, Cuba ! is the attractive guest of Miss Annie
 May Richardson on Fifteenth street. 1 Misses Sarah Maude and Mary Taylor
 have gone to Birmingham. where they will spend the remainder of the summer i tie guests of relatives. 1 Mrs. Mike Barker and son, Billy, have 1 gone over to Alexander City to visi ! Mrs. Barkers mother, Mrs. Smith I Mir Henry Foster has returned from l New York, where he was called on ac count of the serious illness of his moth. CT, Mrs. Jake Foster, whom he lief, somewhat improved.
 1 Mir John Kirk has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Birmingham 1 MT. Claud Morton of Washington is in | the city, visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Morton, on Fourteenth street | and is being warmly greeted by his many ! friends.
 1 Mrs. Emma Fant has returned from 6 | pleasant and beneficial visit to Hoi I Springs, Ark. 1 The friends of MT. Brooks Hinton have been delighted to welcome him baci {, nome after nearly two years duty over l seas with the army.
 1 Mrs Festus Fitts and Miss Annilet l Fitts, who have been spending some tim. | on the Gulf coast, have, gone to New 1 Orleans to visit friends and relatives l Mrs Frank G. Blair has returne from Birmingham, where she has beei l he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Minto l Sibley for several weeks. Mrs Earle Drennen, nee Allie Flynn nas arrived from her hoSs9 in Birming I nam for a visit to her parents in thi' J city
 I 4uiss Gala Smith. who has been stu l lent at the University of Virginia thi' ! summer. has arrived from Washington and will spend the remainder of tfit summer with her mother, Mrs. Harry z smith, on University avenue.
 MT and Mrs. A. A. Hamilton and chi lren have gone for a trip in ther ca 10 visit relatives at Rollins. Ala. l Miss Maude Posey has gone to Alex 1 ,nder City, Columbus and Camp Hill l where she will spend some time ths l ,uest of relatives.
 1 Mrs J. c. Holloman and children havs 1 zone to North Carolina, where they vii l emain the rest of the summer. MT. and Mrs. Harry Pegues have re turned from Anniston and are the l suests of Mrs. J. E. Pegues on Seveati /! itreet
 I Misses Gussie Glider and Fannie Ma, l Fillmore have returned from a visit to l relatives in Macon and West Point. Miss 1 Miss Clovia Grace and Misses Fannie