The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-19

@AA' anu A1Is. 7O4, Snook are visitors at Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. Borden Burr are spending some time in Asheviile. They are guests at the Battery Park Mrs. George M. Webb Is visiting her brother, Mir. B. E. Blanton, in Norwood Park, North Carolina.
 Mrs. J. A. Lindsay and daughter, Mildred, left Thursday for a visit to Kentucky and Tennessee.
 Mrs. S. c. Fullerton and s. G. Full lerton, Jr., who have been spending some time In Asheville, have gone to Seneca, S. C., to visit Mrs. Fuller toms parents.
 Miss Letitia McNeel and Miss Mar Baret Goodwin of Charleston, s. C., went to Anniston Thursday to visit few days.
 Mrs. George McFee and Miss Ser nice McFee, are visiting relatives in Clyde, North Carolina.
 MT. and Mrs. S. J. Harrell, IT., left Friday for a ten days trip to points In Florida.
 Mrs. A H. Richard of Bessemer Is spending some time at AsheviIle, North Carolina.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rountree and ther son, McIver, were in Florance, Italy on July 27, having spent three dave there, visiting the art galleries and other sights of Florence. In Florence, which is tho art center of the world. they saw many pictures Sf the old masters.
 Miss Rose Smith, Ms Eugenia Woodward, Miss Virginia Jemison and Miss Virginia Kaul will go on Miss Smith, who has been chosen as Iponsor, will christen "The City of Birmingham" Misses Woodward, Raul and Jemison have been chosen IS maids. They will be accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. Ross Smith and MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison' Jr- as chaperones.
 Miss Kellorary Eiin, who has been , attending college in Birmingham this summer, will leave the latter part of the week for her home in Sulligent.
 Miss Ruby Killough will leave the last of the week for her home in AL pine, after spending six weeks at Howard college.
 Miss Maude Stacey is visiting in BlountsYille.
 Miss Catherine Jones will return 10 her home in CordoYa the last of the week, after having spent the summer in college in Birmingham.
 Miss Aina Ratliff, who has been attending college in Birmingham this summer will leave this week end to spend the vacation with rela- tives in north Alabama. She will return to Birmingham in September, to pursue her studies at Howard college, where she will be A member of the senior class.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Norton retrrn- ed Wednesay from visit to south east Alabama.
 Mrs. Roberta Vickers, who has been spending the summer in Bir- mingham, will return the latter part of the week to her home in Good water.
 Miss Eleanor Curran, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Snead, In New York City, is expected home today.
 Miss Mana Sims, who has been spending the summer in Birming- ham, attending college, will return to her home in Eldrtdge the latter part of the week.
 Miss Thelm& Stacy has returned from months stay in Mentone Springs.
 pr. and Mrs. William Nelson Thomas, who have been attending the Baptist World alliance in stock holm, Sweden, recently visited Lon don. and are now on their way to America. g Dr. and Mrs. Thomas will arrive in Birmingham for the open ing of the fall term at Howard where both are connected with the faculty.
 Mrs. R. D. Thompson will go to Montevallo 10 attend the Writers conclave this week.
 MT. William Gift left Wednesday afternoon for New York and other points in the east. The main points of interest that he will visit are Washington, Atlantic City, Baltimore and Asheville.
 Mrs. c. B. Yandle will be among the Birmingham women attending
  venes in Montevallo Monday morn Ing.
 Mrs. Frank Jones will attend the writers conclave in Montevallo this week.
 Miss Sara Fannin, who has been attending college at Howard this summer will leave Friday to spend the vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Fannin, at Banner, Ala. She will return to Howard at the opening of the fall session
 Mrs. J. H. Long will attend the writer's conclave In Montevallo this week.
 Mrs. Josephine Nixon Henley. who has acted as publicity chairman for he writers conclave in Montevallo, will attend the meeting there this week.
 Miss Pearl Stewart, who has been Intending summer school at How ard, will go to Hyssop this weekend 10 spend the vacation with her par Ants, Rev. and Mrs. Stewart, before entering upon her duties as a teacher at Trussvills in the fall.
 A party composed of Mir. and Mrs. James Lynn and Mrs. Lynn's mother, Mrs. wallace, and brother, Mir. Bert Wallace, and Mir. Clarence c. Brown, son of Mrs. M. w. Brown, 1346 Twen- tieth street north, this city. passed through Birmingham Thursday on a motor trip from Marianna. Fla, to Seattle. Wash. and points in Cali fornia.
 Miss Finley Salter and her mother, Mrs. Salter who have been spending iy1 ff1o h 70 m Uyf turn the latter part of the week to their home in Goodwater.
 Prof. and Mrs. w. E. Bohannon,