The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-12
stay in thee ity she has been delight 

stay in thee ity she has been delight fully entertained.
 Miss Annie Joe Coates of Gadsden spent the weekend in thee ity.
 Mrs. Charles Parrott of Gadsden Is the guest of friends in the city for few days.
 Mrs. John P. Evans has sold her home on South Sixteenth avenue, and will leave soon for Selma where she and her little daughter, Frances, and son. Richard. will spend the winter with Mrs. Evans sister, Mrs. W. C. agee, and MT. Agee.
 MT. and Mrs. P J, Paul and family will move shortly to the J. P. Evans home on South Sixteenth avenue which they have recently purchased.
 Mrs. ". C. Agee, who spent the week end in thee ity with her sister Mrs. j. P. Evans. will return to Selma tomorrow.
 Mrs. c. W. Hill. who is the guest of relatives in Rome, Ga, will return home in a few days and will be the guest of her sister, Miss Hooks, for few days.
 Miss Martha Hill will spend the win- ter in Baltimore. where she will be a student at the- -Woman'se College of Maryland
 Mrs. E. T. Shaw of Fort Myers, Fla, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Horace Shaw for the past few weeks, has been called to Farmington, of "a tl1naQS sister.
 Mrs. Frank Andrews left yester- day for Clairmont Springs to spend week
 MT. Frank Address left yesterday for Des Moines, la, where he goes to rep resent the Improved Order or heo Mei and to attend the annual session or th9 Great Council of the United States
 Mrs. c. J. Broadway of Livingston stopped in the city for a few days en route to Baltimore, where she Will spend some time.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Sandman a1u little daughter have returned 10 DIT ,,,i,yham and are at present with their parents. MT and Mrs. J. Bandmah, @oVf Juniper avenue.
 Friends of Ensign George B. cun- ringham will be interested to learn that he sailed yesterday on the United states destroyer "Overton" for Turkey' going by the Black sea.
 MT and Mrs. R. S. Warner have leased their home on Highland avenue and VIII leave early in October for St Peters- hurg. Fla, where they will spend 'ho winetr. 1(
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bruch ana so'i Frank, Jr,, left yesterday in ther ga for a weeks stay with friends Tn hun.e- vile They were accompanied by MT and Mrs. Geo. Boyd. J.
 Mrs F. M. Scott and son, Edgar and Owen have returned from Hamilton ana Toronto. Canada where they spent Ine summer. En route home they visited Df, Scott in Chicago who is taking special course there.
 Mir. and Mrs. John w. Patton ana cnll- dren have returned from their summer home at Mentone where they spent the past few weeks.
 Mrs l.. A. Goldsmith has returned from Mentone, where she spent the summer with her sister, Mrs. John Patton ana Mir. Patton, at their cottage Leary Redus, young son or MT an" Mrs. William Redus. will leave on Weu nesdsy. Sept 22d for Woodbury's Schooi for Bows in Orange County, Va, where he will be a student this winter. Miss Dorothy Brown will leave tomor- row for Decatur. Ga, where she VIII pc student at Agnes Scott College this winter.
 Miss Lena Vaughan, of New york; wll, arrive today to be the guest of pr and Mrs. L. w. Hubbard for few weeks
 Miss Susie Reid Morton will be among the Birmingham girls this winter at enes Scott college. She will leave tomorrow with a party of students for college.
 MT. E. P. Rosmand will leave tonor- row for Lexington, Va, where he VIII 3e a student at the Washington Lee ohi- versity for the winter.
 Miss Elizabeth Ranson will leave to- morrow for Agnes scott College Deca- tur, Ga.
 Miss Marie Rosamond has returned from Chicago, Evanston, H., ana Mlchl- gan. where she spent the summer Miss Dorothy Rosamond mas re'ui ne | from Balitomore, where she visited ner amt and later friends in New Iork ci'y Mrs Jeanett White and daughter, MISS Nora White and son. MT. Russell White, of Pensacola are in the city ana "lh snend the winter with Mir and Mrs tlcn- ard T. McNally at their home, lS2o Nor'A Twenty y-first.
 Mfr and Mrs S. T. Reed and daughter Ruth and Elizabeth. have gone 10 Mem phis, where they will make thelr nome
 
 Mrs. C. F. Gildren and son oi Savannah, Ga, are the guests or MT and Mrs. H. W. Milan on South Twelfth avenue Mrs. Gilbert will be re- ner,bered as Miss Graco Milan. of Co lumbia, Tenn, ho has been frequent visitor here.
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