The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-11

She took with her her great niece, Minnie
 Lee Leslie.
 Miss Esther Reynolds, who has just re.
 turned home from Brenau College, Ga and her chum, Miss Helen Bowling of
 Ozark, Ala, were the inspiration for a
 over the bay at Magnolia Beach. Others
 in the party were Miss Emma McAlpine,
 Tom Wood of Houston, Tex; Wright
 Smith and Ed Wilson.
 l Mobilians felt a personal regret in the
 news of the death of Hazel Thames of Greenville, Ala, which occurred in an
 automobile accident at Tuscaloosa a few weeks ago. Mrs. E. D. Thames, mother of the young girl, is well known in Mo bile. where she has visited as the guest , of Mrs. Irwin Craghead and Mrs. Charles Henderson. Miss Carol Thames, another daughter. was seriously injured in the accident which killed her sister
 Mrs. Thames is one of the most brilliant of the women. in the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs and is widely known throughout the state.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Childers left last week for Swannanoa, N. C., where they will remain for three weeks. Their house guest, Mrs Frederick w. Patterson, ac- companied them as far as Atlanta, her home. Mrs Patterson stopped week in Mobile to see her parents. MT. and Mrs hught Barclay, having recently accom- panied her husband to the Rotary con- vention in Atlantic City.
 '"The Daughters of Alabama" is the newest club to be formed in New York City, the organization having recently been launched at the home of Mrs J. B. Herreshoff, 620 West End avenue The officers are Mrs. Herreshoff, presi- dent; Mrs. William L. Sands, Mrs Boykin Boone, vice presidents; Mrs. Harry smith, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Thompson, recording secretary; Mrs. H. B. Msnden- hall, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Sam tel Hodgson, Mrs. A. H. Kilduff, Mrs Daisy Irwin Clisby, Miss Anna Marbury Kelly, Mrs. Corinne Irwin Davis and Mrs. L. Jones Cobin, directors
 Mobile girls leaving this week for Camp Keystone, Near Brevard, N C. are AL letta Turner, Carolyn Acree, Fran Izard, Jean Duman. Helen Putnam, Mildred and Lucille Stark. Margaret Coleman, Mar garet Williams, Luveta Huxford and Fay Turner of Vinegar Bend, Ala, Miss Olive, Brooks will chaperon the party.
 A summer Bible class has been organ ized at Point Clear meeting each Friday morning. Among the interested mem- bers are Miss Lena Dumont, Mrs El- mary Allen, Mrs. W. O. Lott, Mrs. War ren Cox, Mrs D. P. Bestor, Jr., Mrs. k. D. Peppers, Mrs. Albert Clark Mrs. Elm cry Maxon. Mrs. G. Russell Ladd, Mrs. Ernest Ladd. Miss Elsie Fry Mrs. J. G. Thomas. Miss Ethel Fry, Mrs. George k. Vaughan, Mrs. santon Rubira, Mrs. Adrian s. Taylor, Mrs. J. Lloyd Abbott and Mrs. R. V. Taylor
 i'll Its Independenco Day celebration, the Virginia Cavalier chapter, D. A. R., celebrated it's own anniversary date, and marked the closing of the chapters meet inss for the season. The regent, Miss Molly Thurtcr, opened the meeting ty Dr. Gardiner Tucker, rector Of St. Johns churcn, and asked Dr. Tuck CT to take charge of the meeting. A beau tiful and impressive ritual was chosen sy IT. Fucker to commemorate ths dounie event. Dr. Tuch,rs address was in tne brilliant style of this well-l-nown speak IT. Miss Ti'irter, as hostess, served au ice course during the social hour. The chapter resumes ito meetings on October 9
 MT, and Mrs. F. J. Clark of Birming-