The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14

states bordering the great lakes, and are spending some time in Chicago and Detroit.
 Mrs. R. Stewart and family are at St. Clair Springs.
 Mrs. Edward Crawford is at At lantic City.
 Miss Alice Gillespy has gone to Bristol, Tenn, to spend two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Lawrence Cald- well.
 Miss Carrie Hays will leave Wednesday for two-weeks vacation trip. during which she will visit Sa = vannah, New York, Washington and eastern Canada. | MT. Adolph Hrsch arrived In Bir- mingham last evening from a trip of several months spent in Europe. | MT. Bob Baker will spend the week end in Atlanta. Misses Ida and Sadie Strickland have returned from Meridian, Miss. where they were the guests of MT and Mrs. J. D. Strickland.
 Miss Hattie Weakley will leave Wednesday for an eastern trip, dur ing which she will visit New York Washington Philadelphia and places in eastern Canada.
 Mrs. Sam Oliver will spend two weeks with her daughter, Miss Oliver at Camp Nakanawa, Tennessee.
 Miss Elizabeth Foster has re- turned from visit to Bowder Springs.
 MT. and Mrs Jennings F. Gillem have named their little daughter Florence Adele.
 Mrs. Elmer B. varnell and sons E. G. and Orville, of Newark, N. J.. formerly of Blrmin gham, are visiting friends in the city.
 Miss ollie Adams of Montgomery has returned home after spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. k. M Roton at their home in West End
 Cards have been received iron Miss Sara Mallam. who is spendins 1 the summer at Castle Hill, Lexing ton, Va. telling of a delightful vaca tion visit.
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 Miss Olive Zeigleur will return thi. evening from her vacation spent a "Zeigleur Place. Deatsville, Ala.
 Mrs. H. G. Camp of Manchester is visiting her brother, MT. l.. D. Hardwick, and Mrs. Hardwick, al 15l6 Twelfth avenue, south.
 MT. and Mrs. Amos Culp expect te leav& during the early part of the week for vacation trip.
 The friends of Mrs. J. M. Robert son will regret to learn that she i: i'll at St. Vincents hospital Mrs Robertson will be remembered as Miss Nellie Marie Mullen.
 Miss Frances Roegner of west End is visiting relatives in York.
 Mir. Pete Camp, son of Dr. and Mrs H. G. Camp, of Manchester, is at the South Highlands infirmary where he was operated upon recent ly for appendicitis and is rapidly i'm proving.
 Mrs. Charles H. Davis of Columbus Ga, will arrive in the city Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs, A. J. Mas sey.
 
 Miss Merriam Roberson of Green vile, $. C., is the guest of her uncle MT. Thomas A. Duncan. and Mrs Duncan, on Twentieth street, south
 Mrs. G. H. Foote, who is visitin. in Atlanta. will spend some time or the Atlantic coast, near Charleston, before returning home. Mrs. E. A. Carter has returned fror weeks visit to Mentone.
 Miss Alice Graham has returned from Cincinnati, where she enjoyed six weeks study with famous teach CTS at the Conservatory of Music.
 Miss Hallie Yandle. who spent the past week at Mentone, has returned to her home.
 Mir and Mrs Hal c. Bennett oi Ycrk, have named their little daughter Mary Virginia. Mrs. Ben nett will be remembered as Miss Wayne Morris.
 Mir. and Mrs. q. E. Gates and son John Douglas, are visiting friends in Union City, Teun.
 Miss Jimmie L. Murchison oi Equality is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. A. Pate.
 Mrs. William A, Perry and little daughter, Christine. of Jackson Tenn. are expected to arrive in Bi:- .mingham this week to visit her sis ters, Mrs. H. B. McLaurine, ana Mrs Thomas J. Carter
 Miss Myrtis Wright and Mir. Ster- ling Wright are in Tuscaloosa. where they are the guests of Mrs. II. B. Bill kingsley and Miss Ethel Lathem.
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 Mrs. E. H. Colley. Mir. Fred Colby