The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11

 oberammergau to see the Passion Play.
 Mrs. John Tiliman. Miss Margaret Tillman and Miss Mary Ida Wood sailed from New York on May 20.
 Mir. and Mrs John Bonnyman will sail on July 8.
 Miss Annie Tart Perry, with a party of friends from Baltimore, will spend the summer in Europe.
 With Miss Florence McCrossin will sail Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Miss Margarent Calhoun. Miss Anne La nier, Miss Ireta McCrossin, Mrs. Vic tor Prowell Miss Maybelle Prowell, Miss Bertha Rainbow, Miss Lee Ola shannon, Mrs. Haskins Williams and Miss Emily Williams.
 Miss Caroline Engstfeldt left with a party yesterday. She will spend two days in New York completing arrangements and will sail from 1 Montreal on Thursday. She will land in Naples and expects to meet there Mrs. Franklin Kline. who was formerly Miss Mary Thach of this city. She also expects to have the pleasure of visit In London with Miss Maude Riding who formerly lived in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Adelaide Marx Hirshfield will sail for Europe from Montreal on June 22, landing at Naples. Mrs. Houston Drennen. Mir. Charles Drennen and Mir. Alan Drennen will leave soon for Europe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leopold Loeb and a
 number of others will spend this summer abroad.
 Mrs. Frank H. Lathrop and daugh- ter, Miss Eva Conner Lathrop, will leave Birmingham late in July for White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, where they have taken cottage. MT. La throp has already left for summer trip to Newfoundland.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Ryding will go to Atlantic City in September.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Loveman and daughter. Margaret, have gone for motor trip through the Atlantic states. to Andover, Mass, where they will attend the graduation of their son. Adolph. From there they will go to attend the Kiwanis international convention in Toronto.
 From every part of the city de- lightful vacation trips are being planned by Birmingham people. MT. and Mrs. Mercer Barnett and SiisH ISIDiIlI6 D6IHclL lcII y0SleTudy for motor trip. during which they will visit Toronto and other places. Mir. and Mrs. James Bonnyman and family will leave Tuesday for a stay at Mentene, and in August will visit Cape May.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey will leave in July for Lake George, N. Y.
 Miss Evelyn Hassinger and Miss Virginia Hassinger will go with their aunt, Mrs. Blasser. of New Orleans, in July to Atlantic City. Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Hassenger and the other mem bers of the family will join them there in August, and before returning to Birmingham they will make a tour in New York state. Among those who will go to Chau- tauqua are Mrs. Charles Allison, Mrs. Frances Brown. Mrs. William Bart lett, Miss Jane Allison, Mir. Charles Allison, Jr., Mrs. H E. Peace. Chattanooga will be the gathering place in July for something like a thousand women of executive type, who will meet in convention for a week to discuss the problems of the progress of women in the professional and commercial fields in this country. The convention will begin July 10 and continue In session until July Is.
 That Chattanooga meeting of wom- -en specialists will be notable in many respects. The program will be a strong one, especially stressing edu- cational standards with a view to an intelligent corporation with our col- leges, in business department, ethics, personal integrity and dress. There will be daily round tables at which valuable discussions will be led by women executives who are experts in their respective line.
 Among those who will attend from Birmin gham are: Dr. Lola Taylor. Miss Mary Craven, Miss Marion Goar, Miss Maude Gambill, Miss Perna Rob- inson, Mrs. F. E. Bartz, Miss Kath- crime Holt. Miss Helen Cleveland. Miss Margaret Silk, Miss Annie Lynch. Miss Willie Byrd, Miss Ellen Wood. Mrs. Mary A. Nix. Miss Estelle Pat ton, Mrs. L. L. Jones. Miss Kettle Bry- son. Mrs. H. F. Pearce and others.