The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-20

Mrs. F. c. Chandler since tho death of Mir. Chandler last week, will re- main for several weeks longer.
 Mrs. W. D. Nesbitt's many friends are interested to know that she Is still at Battle Creek and will remain some time longer. with the hope of benefitting her health, and many are the sincere wishes of large cir cle of friends who hope that her speedy recovery will soon be ef- fected.
 Miss Ina Veltman who has been visiting friends and relatives in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, is now spending several days in Allan tic City and will not return to Bir- mingham until September 1. Cards from Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nor man who are travelling in the west, tell of the deliehtful trip they are having and the- -(utiful country they are visiting.
 Mrs. J. H. Stanfiel was . visitor to Birmingham the past week, stop | ping here for a few hours en route to Chattanooga to join MT. .stanfiel
 Mrs. Kyle Elliott of Jacksonville and her two children who have been visiting Mrs. Knox Fleming. have returned home.
 Mrs. Carl Lay, who made . brief visit to her sister. Mrs. Knox Elem ing the past week, has returned tc her home in Gadsden. Tho many friends of MT. Owen Gillespy will regret to hear that he continues i'll.
 MT. George W. Connors, who has been absent for week from the citv In Atlantic City and New York. is expected home today.
 Miss Sarah Maud Taylor of Tus- caloosa is spending a vacation with relatives in Birmingham,
 Miss Josephine Sims. who has been visiting in Washington. Is now the guest of her fathers relatives in Vir- ginia.
 Miss Theressa Cory has returned from Perdido Beach, where she has been for several weeks.
 Miss Grace Ash has returned from visit to MT. and Mrs. M. G. Will liamson in Sheffield. where she was the recipient of many delightful courtesies.
 Misses Margaret and Malyina Colo man will return next week from Per dido Beach.
 Mrs. W. E. Horsley of Gadsden has returned home after visiting Mrs. George W. Sharpe.
 Miss Alice Smith and Miss vsliie Epstein of Atlanta are tho guests of Mrs. A. Applsburn in Hnsley.
 Misses Virginia and Elizabeth Murphy of Anniston are the guests of Miss Katherine Brothers.
 Miss Margaret Hilton returned home the past week from a two weeks visit in North Carolina.
 Mrs. Charles M. Ryder, who has been quite i'll at the South High lands infirmary, has sufficiently re- covered to be removed to 1902 Tenth avenue. south.
 Mrs. A. L. Jernagan. who is spend- ing the summer at Borden Wheeler Springs. has been visiting Mrs. Charles M. Ryder during her illnexs.
 Mrs. Stephen Rogers of Talladega and Miss Lucy Dennis of this city are in Ohio on visit to relatives.
 Misses Nellie and Lucille Bates. Mrs. Ben Watson and MT. Ralph Moseley are motoring on the Florida east coast. They are visiting Pablo Atlantic Beach, Jack sonville and s., Augustine.
 Miss Ethel L. Davis, daughter of Mir. Robert l.. Davis, is visiting friends in Mobile. She expects to be away about two weeks, stopping on her homeward trip at New Orleans, where she will be . guest of her brother. MT. Roy c. Davis. and Mrs. Davis.
 Mrs. Catherine Erswelrs handsome Italian bungalow on Aberdeen road. Milner Heights, is nearing comple- ton and she expects to occupy 1t about the middle of September.
 Mrs. J. Edward Russell has re- turned from . visit to Mrs. Irby Hall at Collinsville and has taken pos session of her residence on Arlington street.
 Mrs. McCarty (Elixabeth Russsll) of Atlanta Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Edward Russell. and Mrs Robert Harris.
 Mrs. Josephine Nixon Henley, the popular society editor of The Age Herald, who has been enjoying a