The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12

i Osyka. Miss. for the past few years have returned to their old home in Birmingham to reside much to the delight of large circle of friends here. Mir. and Mrs. Young are "at home" at No. 1928 Nineteenth street, south, having taken an apartment there.
 Friends of Mrs. John S. Beard will regret to learn that she is confined to Der home with sprained foot
 Miss Maivina Coleman. who Is a student at the Judson college, will return to the city on Saturday. May 20
 Miss Leola shannon will leave for Europe in June to spend the sum- mer months.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Davis of Gadsden has returned to her home after a brief visit in the city. Mrs John Hall Axford. who has been at Talley's Infirmary for sew eral weeks. following an operation will be removed to her home to- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Rosenberger and son. Melville Frank, have returned from & two weeks visit to relatives in Anniston.
 Miss Amelia Glenn of Attalla has arrived In the city where she will make her home in the future.
 Mfr. and Mrs John 1T. Lee are in St. Louis where they are attending the vxrt. ata 
 Dr. J. NJ McCleskey. presiding ef~ der of Huntsville district. with his charming wife, and Dr. r. Norton. popular pastor of the First M. ID. church of the city of Huntsville, are in attendance of general conference of the M E. church. south. now in session at Hot Springs, Ark. Mir. and Mrs. ]. A. Reuntree, and son, Mac, have just returned from a three months stay in Phoenix. Ari- zona, and the west, where Mir. Roun- tree was gagged in the interest of good roads, and arranging for tho conventions of the United states Good Roads association and the Bankhead National Highway assoei- ation. During Mrs. Rountree's stay in Arizona, she was honored with number of receptions. addressed va rious civic meetings, and was en- tertained extensively She returns home quite enthusiastic over her visit to the west.
 Mss Carol Penney, who is being 1 delightfully entertained in San An ] tonic, Texas, as the guest of Miss | Anne Dickinson and Miss Lilly Ken ney will return to the city next | week.
 l Misses Nan Earle and Marguerite Daniels Of Montgomery are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Webster Bishop in the city.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Rubel. who under went a serious operation at the South Highlands infirmary recently, is improving.
 Miss Elizabeth Adair. who has been visiting in Virginia, is now the | guest of friends in New York, where | she will remain for several weeks She will return to the city in June.
 Miss Jane Barrett will be the guest of Miss Mamie Morrow during the absence of her parents from the city.
 Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler returned te the city Wednesday evening after visit to relatives in Virginia
 Mrs. L. M Bradley has returned from Selma where she spent several weeks. Mrs. J. P. Tillman and Miss Mar saret Tiliman will leave for New | York Monday. where they will sail son for stay of several months in Europe.
 Y Mrs S. c. Neuberger of Mobile is the guest of relatives in the city.
 
 Miss Mary Ida Wood will leave Mnday for Lynchburg, Va, where she will spend several days with her sister, who is a student at Ran dolph- Macon. She will ojin Mrs Tillman and Miss Tillman In New York and will sail with them on