The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19

terview," said Madame Aida as climbed into the luxurious limousine, when turned from an extended stay in New York.
 Miss Virginia Dowdell will arrive to- morrow to be the guest of Mrs. c. T. Randall. on Quinlan avenue Miss Susie Green is recovering from an attack of influenza at her home at Ter race Court. Miss Maxine Harris arrived Tuesday from Monticello seminary to spend the Easter holidays with her parents in Nor wood.
 Miss Grace Bradshaw, who is attending school at Sophie Newcomb, in New Or leans. will spend the Easter holidays with a schoolmate at Pass Christian Miss. Friends of MT Jesse Yates will regret to learn that he is i'll at his home at Chestnut Hill, suffering from an attack of influenza. l Miss Virginia Dixon will leave next 1 week for visit to Nashville and Colum- bia, Tenn.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph sem and httle
 daughter will leave early in April for l Atlanta to make their home | Mrs. Roberts Culpepper, who has been l i'll at the McAdory infrmary for the past ! few weeks, is improving and is now at | the home of her daughter, Mrs. Donald Mcdonald. at East Lake 1 Prof J. A. Hendricks is i'll at his home l at East Lake.
 1 MT J D. Kirkpatrick, who has been i'll
 at his home for the past two weeks is l improving.
 l Miss Susie Minter, who is a student at
 Montevallo this year, will spend the Easter holidays with her parents, MT. and
 Mrs. J. M. Minterr.
 Mrs. P. H. Bell of Atlanta is the guest
 of her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Minter
 Mrs J. M. Dill is the guest of her 1 brother. Mir. Lucius Lea and Mrs. Lea,
 at their home in Chicago. | 1 Mir. Lucius Lea of Chicago. who has been critically i'll for the past few weeks, l will arrive in the city shortly to be the
 guest of relatives for some time | MT. Robert Fitz Randolph, who has l spent the past year in Canada, is the 1 guest of his brother. Mir. Theodore Ran 1 dolph, and Mrs. Randolph. i Miss Margaret Macon of Macon. Ga, is ! the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank s. Wells. on Enslev Highlands. Miss Macon l will make visit of several weeks in the city and many charming social affairs have been planned in her honor. | ] Mrs. w s. Jennings of Franklin Tenn, l will arrive in the city tomorrow to visit I her daughters. Mrs. H. E. McLaurne and 1 Mrs. T. J. Carter.
 l Mrs Robert Arthur Jones has re- turned from a two months stay in | Florida, during which time she has visit l ed many interesting points 1 MT. and Mrs. John W. Daniels are visit I ing Mrs. Daniels sister. Mrs. Thomas l w. Jones, at Huntsville. 1 Mrs. Howard Betts of Huntsville is visiting friends in the city. l Mrs. George Willis of Anniston. who has ] been visiting friends in Birmingham, has 1 returned to her home and has as her guest Mrs. J. A. Nix of this city. 1 Mrs. J. T. Carter and children, Thos | Jr.. and Helen, are recovering from pneu- :, rnonia.
 Mrs Denice Knight is recovering from ar attack of tonsolitis at her home or Union avenue.
 l Mr and Mrs. l.. A. Bowers are the l guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Single 1 ton. in Selma.
 
 l Mrs. S. w. White is visiting her sister
 Mrs Robert Coleman. in Selma l Little Leon Cross, Jr.. who was severe II ly burned several weeks ago. is still l critically i'll at a local nfirmary. Mrs. Addie Harris of Washington i: 1 visiting relatives in the city. MT. and Mrs. O. D. Freeman and family
 have moved into their beautiful new bun
 galow on First avenue YRCdiawn-
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Price are visiting
 friends in Anniston.
 Mrs Jasper Bryant, who has been visit
 to her home in the r'tv
 Mrs. Julia Hillman has returned iron an extended visit to MT and Mrs. Rob
 ert Arthur in Miami Fla.
 
 Mrs. Beale smith is the guest of Mrs
 2 D. Thompson "a Il Midshipman Ro,,srs Burlington is ' spending few days in the city with hi
 parents. Mir and Mrs. A. r. Burlington