The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-25

shaw who have spent the winter in Jas per, have returned home.
 
 Mrs Harty Jones of Woodward will leave the last of the week to be the guest of Miss Mary Boiling Stewart in Jack sonville, Ala.
 Mrs. Emma Agee Mattison, who has spent the winter in the city teaching m the city schools will return to her home | in Jacksonville, Ala, for the summer
 
 Mrs. Garnet Brooks has returned from a visit to relatives in Atlanta.
 Miss Caro Lunsford will leave on Fri- day for her home in Jacksonville after spending the winter in the city teaching in the city schools. Miss Nancy Long left Sunday for Mont gomery after spending the winter in the city.
 Mrs. Herbert scruggs has returned <; from Montgomery, where she was the guest of Mrs. Merritt Vandiver to attend | the state confederate reunion.
 
 Mrs. Porter Tait has gone to Kan 1 sas City, Mo. where she was called l by the death of her brother-in- law. Mir. Reuchlin Wright. Mir Wright was the older brither of the aviators, Orville and Wilber Wright. Mrs. D. F. Bucks and little son, Dave, i Jr., left Saturday morning for Monte | vallo, to be guests of MT. and Mrs c. l F. Hoskins during the commencement | at the Alabama Girls Technical Insti- | ute and College. Mrs. Bucks will be | one of the number of the 1912 gradu- | ating class attending the alumae meet | ing Saturday morning. Miss Virginia Holcombe is the guest | of Miss Mable Hoskins of Montevallo I during the commencement exercises | at the Alabama Girls Polytechnic h. l stitute and College. Miss Mable Hos | kins is one of the graduates this year I at the college and received her diploma yesterday morning. Mrs. Percy Malcolm of New York, 1 formerly Miss Minna Gay of Mont gomery, is spending two weeks at the Motion hotel, after which she will go | to Montgomery to visit friends. Mrs. Malcolm is a sisterin-law to Sir liar court Malcolm of Nassau. Bahama Islands.
 Mrs Walter E. KestIer and Miss Minnie Lee Rickles are attending com- mencement exercises in Montevallo and will be accompanied home by their niece, Miss Marjorie Casch, who is a student there.
 Mrs. Law Lamar. ST, and little granddaughter, Alice Isbel A. Arm strong, will arrive tomorrow from their home in Selma for a visit to MT. and Mrs. J. W. Ager. MT. R. L. Parker and sister, Miss Ilene Parker, are visiting friends and relatives in Huntsville. Mrs. Frank Scott has returned from a visit to friends in Selma. Mrs. H. W. Tinker has returned from visit to Mrs. T. B. Lockhart in Mont gomery.
 Miss Helen Kelley of Chicago is visiting her uncle, pr. J. c. Anthony. and Mrs. Anthony. at their home on South Fifteenth street.
 Miss Lucille Hill expects to leave shortly for Philadelphia, where she will visit relatives for few weeks.
 Mrs. E. T. Middleton has returned from short visit to friends in Hunts l vile.
 Misses Kathleen and Annie Laurie | Merkle will be the guests this week 1 of Miss Lillian Jones in Montgomery. |
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 Miss Leta May Hendrick. who is a | student at Judson, will arrive today l to spend the summer with her parents, | Prof. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks, at | East Lake. She will have as her guests | for the next few weeks Miss Sara | Wilson of Greenville and Miss Eliza beth Hubbard of Lafayette.
 Mrs. G. W. Roberts and daughters, | Annie Young and Mary, of Montgom- cry as visiting relatives in the city