The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-03

ney of Fairfield, are tlfe guests of MT. and Mrs. T. R. Gordon on Tyler Hill. MT. and Mrs. II. T. Newell and family have gone to Hattiesburg, Miss to reside.
 leave this week for their home In Suffolk, Va, after a visit to her par ents Mr. and Mrs. J. c. SproulI.
 Miss Emily Norwod left Friday for New York, where she will take a course at Columbia. Mir. Ludlow Allen Is the guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Court Allen MT Aliens friends are highly grati- fled with his success in the theatrica, world and will look forward to see ing him this season with the 'I.asses' White Minstrel company. Miss Mary Williams is visiting in Alexandria, La. MT. and Mrs. John Williams. Mir | and Mrs. Horace Green and Mrs. Norris Woodruff are spending the weekend in Birmingham. Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Staples and children are visiting In Mobile. Judge and Mrs. A. P. Agee and daughters. Misses Caroline and Ei- len. have returned from a motor trip to the gulf coast. Mrs. Columbus Smith, Mir Henry Smith and Mrs. Bertha March have gone to Atlantic City for the sum mer.
 Misses Frances and Mary Gresham of Social Circle, Ga, are the guests of Mrs. Ben Spearman. Mrs Marvin Cousins has returned to Birmingham. after visit to her mother. Mrs. Thomas Aderholdt. Miss Helen Pope has gone to Texas for an extended visit, after which she will visit in Oklahoma.
 Mrs Elmer Jacobs has gone to Co., lumbus. Ind, to join her husband, and make their home. Miss Eleanor Stillwell left this week for a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. L. R. Cornish. at Chautauqua. N. Y.
 Misses Lornetta and Jennie Lou Beck are taking summer course at Columbia university. Mrs. Donald Heacock has as her guest her sister, Miss Dorothy Hudgins of Rome. Miss Mabel Ellis has returned from visit to friends in Jersey City.
 Mrs. N. E. Dry has gone to New York. where she will be the guest of Mrs. Bertha Moos on Riverside Drive.
 Dr. and Mrs Henry Johns Berkley (Mary Miles Jordon) have sailed for Europe, where they will remain un- til winter.
 Mrs. Henry Borden Glover is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Adellc Cornish Hingson. in Demopolis.
 Misses Drayton Sproull and Julia Wi11aff 0f MFQ. Hen Elmore in Demopolls.
 Mrs. J. W. Wallace has returned to her home in Tampa after visit to
 Mrs. J. c. Taylor.
 Misses Mary Southerland and Helen Coleman are the guests Of friends in Chicago. Mrs. Wallace Cater and little Iona Cater left this week for visit to relatives in New Jersey. Mrs. o. J Angle has as her guest her sister. Mrs. Percy Stickney of Jacksonville, Fla.
 Mrs F. M. House will leave soon for visit to her son. Capt. Ray II House. in Washington; her attrac. tive daughters, Misses Myrtle ano Hazel House. who are having lovely visit to Now York. will join her in Washington.
  Parisburg. Va. Mrs. George Mansfield and daugh- ter. Louise. are visiting in Memphis.
 Mrs willie;n F. Hulsey and sons, accompanied by Mir. Eli Hulsey' ps ssed through the city Thursday evening en route from Atlanta 70 their home in Memphis. It Is with deep regret that friends will learn Of the sudden death Of MT william Hulsey which occurred In Memphis. He formerly resided in Annfston with his interesting family. and was very popular and prominent i'll busi- ness, having married Mary T. Noble. Miss Marion Walsh has returned from Okmuigee, Okla, where she has been during the winter. Miss Rowena Simpson of Atlanta. is the guest of Miss Virgie Cater on Leighton avenue. Mrs. James A. Stoney (cliffie Rob erts) and children have arrived from Nashville. and with Rev Stoney VIII occupy the Grace church rectory. Mir. John wellborn of Atlanta was the recent quest of his sister, Mrs. Fouche Matthews, on Quintard ave nue.
 MT. and Mrs. T. P. washburn leave this week for a visit to Louisville. Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin and children have returned from visit to Borden Wheeler Springs.
 Misses Stella and Maryha Greer are spending some time at Wrights- vile Beach.