The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-13
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diett 1 QtJlSllSl. Mathews. A number of informal parties are being arranged for Mrs. Spencer.
 
 Miss Annie Laurie sylvester has re- turned from a visit to Kentucky. Miss Louise Weakley and Miss Eliza beth Parker, who have been attending Boucher College, have returned to spend their vacations at home
 
 Mrs Sadie McLaurien of Athens is visiting her relatives, Mir. and Mrs. S. ". Hopkins. at 1912 South Twenty eighth street.
 Mrs A. O. Lindsay and little son. Ar thur Jr, of Quincey, H., will arrive on Tuesday to be the guests of MT. anr Mrs A. A. Pope Mrs. Lindsay will be remembered as Miss Roberta Hawkins of this city.
 Mrs Lindsay will remain for week or ten days, and with her mother. Mrs. Tenn pie Hawkins will later be the guest of Mrs Eugene Latady at Daphne.
 Miss Myra Belle Pope will leave shortly with a party of girls for Quinnebeck, Vt, where she will remain for the summer. i
 Miss Mary Ruston of Montgomery is the guest of Miss Margaret Calhoun at her home on Ridge Parlle avenue. Miss Mary and Miss Elise Kinney are the guests of friends in Clinton and Knoxville where they will remain for two weeks
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Leake and family have taken the Edward Tutwiler home for the summer months.
 Mrs Edward Tutwiler. Jr.. and chill dren are spending the summer at their summer home at Valley Head. Mss Mary Ada Tarrant will leave soon for Vermont where she will spend the remainder of the summer at Camp Wyota for girls.
 2s=. CT Alfred Shook. son of MT. and Mrs Warner Shook. will be among the Birmingham boys camping this sum mer He will be located at Camp Pas sumsie, Vt.
 Mrs Sarah H. Davis and son. Mas ter Mark Davis. left yesterday for at Hot Springs. Mrs. Davis will re- turn shortly, but Master Mark will spend the summer there.
 Mrs Charles Roland has returned from Dothan. Ala. She was accom- panied home by her daughter. Mrs. Pres Thornton, who will be her guest for several weeks.
 Among the Alabamians who have been enjoying the boating, bathing, and fishing at the Hotel Rolston at Coden. Ala during the past week were MT. and Mrs w. w. Stillson, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Winslow and son. Mir. and Mrs. John Sheets. T. D. Horton. J. F. shelton, W. IT. Barnard. J. H. Cruise, Jr. and H, L. Morrow of Birmingham, and Mir. and Mrs. c. G. Hume and son and MT. Henry Mourning of Montgom- cry.
 Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben and nephew, Jesse L. Drennen Jr., who have been at French Lick for two weeks have returned.
 Mrs Orline Arnold Shipman. who has bsen at French Lick for the past two weeks has gone to New York, where she will be at the Vanderbilt.
 Mrs w. H. Kettig left Thursday for New York where she will join Mrs ollApfiidii ol 'AS NeiiNS~ cfAs ASA wv weeks.
 Miss Mary Esther Mclean. who has been the guest of Miss DaiW Rowley, ha> returned to her home in Chicago.
 Miss Edith Weaver who occupies the chair Of public speaking and physical education at Trinity University, Texas, was the guest of her aunt, Miss Daisy Rowley. en route to New York, where she will spend the summer with her sister. Mrs. Pike Waldrop.
 Miss Weaver has recently been elected grand vice president of the na- tional council of the professional fra ternity, Veta Theta, at Dallas. Texas.
 Mr and. Mrs. Edgar T. Long, IT,. have returned from a visit to New York and Atlantic City
 Mrs. J. Farnold and daughter. Mar garet, of Mobile are guests of Mrs. Boiling Powell at her home on South Sixteenth street.
 ,s' Charles W. Blair will return to- day from Washington. D. c.
 Cards have been received from NIT. and Mrs. Harold Mandy from North Carolina. stating they are enjoying .