The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09

1 be the house guests of Mrs J. H. Stantiei and MT. stanhe, formerly of this city. MT. and Mrs. S. K Reed have returned from Nashville after visit to their daughter, Mrs. sibley Ford.
 guest of her parents Mir and Mrs. J, w. Donnelly, on Highland avenue. Friends will regret to learn that MT. c. A. Hardwick is i'll at the Birmingham infirmary
 Miss Maumee Roberts left Friday Tor Mississippi.
 Mrs. M. R. Schraff Charming Jean Ad- ler) is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sam Adler, and is receiving most cordial welcome from her many friends. Mrs. William McGrath of Atlanta (Mary Lou Wilson, is visiting her parents. Dr. remain for the wedding of her sister, Miss Rosa Wilson, and MT. Arthur Major on next Wednesday.
 MT. Gordon WllderN or Ialiauega mas | returned after being in the city for a few days ss @ MT. A. J. Rutter of Norfolk is the guest of friends in Birmingham for several | days.
 Miss Frances Hood, who is spending the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs James Hood, in Norwood, will return this week to Scudder school in New York city, where she is student ,, Miss Charlotte Ross will return to her home in Chicago this week after spending two weeks with Miss Maxine Harris and Miss Cossette Harris in Norwood Miss Emily Fies will return home this week from Cincinnati. where she has, been. for several weeks attending the Pi Tau 'Pi 'concave. A MT and Mrs Wiley Barnard left yes terday for New York. where, they will remain for several weeks MT. and Mrs J. zell Rives who have been the guests of their parents, have re- turned to Carbon Hill. Eugene May, the little son of pr. and Mrs. May, who was seriously injured by an automobile truck few daSs ago, IS able to be removed from the hospital to the home of his parents on North Thir- tieth street
 Mrs. Dwight Keith of Argo, who spent the holidays with his parents, has re- turned to the university at Tuscaloosa
 Miss Eva Lathrop left Friday for Baltimore, where she expects 10 visit Miss Elizabeth Mackubin until W ednesday when they both will re- turn to >Foxcroft school, Virginia.
 MT. and Mrs Horace Adams have re- turned from a visit to Atlanta.
 Miss Margaret Dixon of Talladesa has returned to her home, after being the guest of friends in this city. hav- irg come to attend the marriage of Miss Marion Hicks, in which, she was an attendant.
 Mrs. B. M. Becket of Detroit, Mich. is visiting her sister Mrs. J. M Pey- ton. on Seventeenth street, north.
 Mrs. A. s. Taylor and little daugh- ter. Martha, have returned to bouis- vile, Ky whre MT. Taylor is a stu dent at the Baptist seminary, after a visit to Mrs. Taylor's parents, MT and Mrs. R. T. Mccullough.
 Miss Polly Moore of Atlanta will re- turn home this week, after being in the city as an attendant at the Head ey-Hicks wedding and the guest of Miss Mary Chambliss Dryer for a few days.
 Miss Maxine Harris will return this week to Montecello seminary where she is student. after spending the holidays with her parents in Norwood. l
 
 Mrs. w. c. Taylor has returned from a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. M. D. {, Lowrey in Valley Head
 Mrs. Terbing and son. Mir Oliver Terbing of Nashville, Tenn, will ar rive this week to attend the Baker Wright wedding of Wednesday,.
 Mrs Hollan Harris Fletcher left yesterday for Richmond Va, where l she will visit friends and relatives for | several weeks.
 Mrs. Eugene Enslen will leave next l week for St Petersburg, Fla, to be ! absent for few weeks.
 Mrs. R. w. Collier and Miss Martha. Collier left Friday afternoon for Pass Christian, where they will stay for several weeks.
 Mrs. James K. Cole will arrive this week from Tuscaloosa to attend ti.e Baker Wright wedding of Wednesday.
 MT. Walter Murdoch left yesterday for Montgomery where he will stay for several weeks.
 Mrs. Ed Nesbt Of Ohio will arrive