The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10

Williams, and MT. Williams in Idle wild Park.
 Mrs. Edward Hanse is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lee. in Macon, Georgia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas H. Motion of Fairhope. who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Elliott Williams. having come here to join Mir. Notions daughter. Mrs Upmann of Havana. will remain for some time longer.
 Mrs. Eugene McCarty (Elizabeth Russell) and her son Russell. who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. Edward Russell. returned to their home in Atlanta Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dave H. Marbury, Jr.. will leave tomorrow for New York. going by the Savannah line.
 
 Mrs. D. c. Chandler will go this week to Black Mountain. N. C.. for a visit of two weeks to Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley.
 Miss Marion Riddle leaves today to attend the Alabama Girls Tech meal sSpoui at &hOHeo'o1Ao ASa ehS coming year.
 Mir. and Mrs. George ". Connors and their children. George w. Jr. Josephine and Morton, will return to- morrow. Mrs. Connors and the chii- dren have spent the summer abroad, Mir. Connors meeting them in New York the past week upon their ar- rival.
 
 Miss Katie Burke is spending fortnight In New York. going last week by the Savannah line.
 Miss Mary Gussen will return to Baltimore the latter part of this month, where she goes to resume her studies at Boucher college.
 
 Mrs. N. c. Smith and Miss Emma Lee Smith have returned from Hot Springs. where they spent the past four months. Mrs. Smith Is much improved in health.
 Miss Mildred Brannon has returned from visit to her brother. pr. Wade Brannon in Anniston.
 Mrs. c. H. Perkins of New York. formerly Miss Kate Bloodworth ot this city. Is visiting Mrs. w. H. Bran non on Thirteenth street. south.
 Mrs. N. 2. Gesner, who has been spending the summer In Tuscaloosa. and Mrs. Robert Ewing and son, Robert Ewing, Jr., who have been at Biloxi for the summer. have returned home.
 Mrs. Mary Gillen. who has been vis- iting friends in Chicago. is expected homo this week.
 Miss Louise Puckett will leave on Wednesday to resume her studies at Lasell, making the trip to Boston by way of Savannah.
 Rabbi and Mrs. Solomon Kats and family have moved into their new north. where they will be glad to re- eeive their friends.
 Mrs. Paul watson. whe has been visiting her mother, Mrs. c. W. Street, in Anniston, will return homo today.
 Ths many friends of Nr. .. T. Gun ningham. who has been quite i'll for the past 10 days. will be glad to know he is much improved.
 Mr. Fornsy Brandon has returned from Montgomery. Mr. Edward B. Crawford left Fri day for Notre Dame, Indiana, where hs will be student for the winter at the university.
 Mir. Patrick and MT. Thomas Craw- ford have returned to St. Bernard college at Cullman.
 Mrs. James B. Crawford left yes terday for Atlanta, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. E. o. Doyle. She was accompanied by her grand daughter. Marie Catherine Doyle.
 Nr. Frank s. Address left on Friday for Boston on a weeks vacation, during which time he will visit Washington, New York and other eastern cities. The friends of Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Andrews will regret to learn that MT. Andrews is quite i'll at . local infirmary. Miss Claudins Lawley left yAster- day for an extended visit to Memphis, Kansas City. Colorado Springs and Chicago. Mrs. Edward Winklsr of 0rsen- vile. Ala, is visiting pr. and Mrs. ThaEsard at the Tutwiler. Mrs. E. Francis McCrossin of New York Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. George H. Rogers. fer . few days.
 Mrs. Innes Adams and Miss Ethel | Adams. who spent the summer in