The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

of Mrs. Middleton's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Coulbourn at their home on Shades Mountain. Mrs. Middleton will be remembered as Miss Helen Coul- bourne of this city.
 MT. and Mrs w. S. Stallings are spending some time at their summer home at Fort Payne, Ala
 Miss Helen Mae and Catherine Lin ticum, after spending some time in the east and attending commencement at their Alma Mater, the Maryland Col lege, in Maryland, have returned home
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Linthicum. after spending some time in Atlantic Guy and Canada, have return'1 home.
 MT. and Mrs M. S. Kitchen, who oc- cupied the Linthicum home during their absence in the east. have re- turned to their home on St. Charles street.
 Miss Lucille stallings is the guest of friends in North Carolina andVirgima'
 Miss Fannie George Love left Fri day morning for Montgomery where she will spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends.
 Mrs. B. L. Robinson left last even ing for her home in Chicora, Miss. and will visit friends in Mobile and Pensacola before she returns to the city early in August. MT. Jack Frazer spent the weekend lin Columbus, Ga. where he joined Era xyln guest of relatives there for several weeks Mrs. George W. Reese and daughter. Miss Margaret Reese, left few days ago for Biloxi, Miss, where they will spend several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Hannum have named their little daughter Jane Eliza | beth.
 | Miss Willie Mae Lowe will return to- morrow from a visit to her cousin. Miss | Ruth Boiling, in Nashville, Tenn. ] Mrs. Bessie Lowe and daughter, Mrs Bessie Torbert, and Mrs. c. L. Gilman leave tomorrow for two weeks visl' to Clairmont Spring, Tenn. Mrs. George Johnston and children ItRCu %s | c. L.. Moss and children. Louis, Howarc and Elizabeth, and Miss Augusta Smttl have returned from a two weeks triI to Biloxi. Miss.
 Misses Mabel and Myrtle Crenshav lhaye returned from Montgomery, wher' they spent several weeks with relatives
 MT and Mrs. Harvey M. Blue of Mont | aI YOrl and Chicago and are the guests of Mrs Blues sister, Mrs. Blevins Crenshaw. II Norwood.
 Miss Leila Martin will return tomor row to her home in Sewarts, after lyisit to her cousin, Miss Pauline Whited MT. and Mrs. W. T. Eason and daugn ter Dorothy, left yesterday for Ports mouth, Va, where they VIII pc Jonte' Inv their son. MT. Frank Eason, and Mrs F;ason and their baby daughter, and iron which the party will leave for Ocea' View for two weeks stay.
 ,1;sses Iren and Ruth Willoughby hay returned from a stay at Mentone Springs
 Miss I,illie Maddox has returned iron a visit to Miss Marie Matthews at co Ilumba, s. c.
 Miss Fssie Brown and Miss France Poise are visiting friends and relative in Chicago and South Bend. Ind. I '
 ur and Mrs H. B. whiteside hay named their little son Heustin Fen nington.
 Judge and Mrs. w. E. Torbert and ht lt,e dauf ger. Adelaide. of Greensboro ar
 v;sitine Mrs. James Whelan, en route , New Ofeans Mrs. Torbert was former' Mice Minnie Atkins of this city. an
 many delightful affairs are being planne
 for her during the wek.
 Mrs H. c. Pricett left few days az for Camp Walton. Fla.
 Mrs M F.. Williams has returned fror
 five weeks trip through the west. vis l,,ting Grand Canon and returning Chicago.
 Mrs lack T. Walton and three chi Edren lack. Jr., Elizabeth and Frank J ct Greensboro are visiting Mrs Walton
 mother on Eleventh avenue. Mrs. Waito
 wiV he pleasantly remembered as MS Julia White of Birmingham.
 Miss Saliie Patrick of Harrisonvin' Mo. is viisting her sister, Mrs. Thum. lweet End and will leave Tuesday. aecon
 panied by her niece. Miss Elena Tnun