The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22

kslG heffS ter, Mrs. Weidner, in Chattanooga. and trip to Mont Eagle to visit Miss Thompson's grandmother.
 Miss Yto1 Caldwell of Memphis. Tenn, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, R. F. Lackey.
 Misses Duncan Stewart and Estelle Sherrlll of Tuscumbia are visiting friends of the city
 MT. A P. Fields president of the Birmingham Furniture Dealers association, left last week for High Point. N. c, and other southern mar kets. From there he will go to Sa- vannah, then to New York to visit his daughter, Mrs. Lupton A. Will kinson, spending about 10 days with MT. and Mrs. Wilkinson. MT. Will lIlnson was On the staff of Herbert Hoover during the World war, and did valiant service In relieving the distressed in Russia, his work on the relief commission receiving much favorable comment a the time.
 Mrs. T. H. Ford Is spending some days with her daughter. Mrs. A. C. Foster, at Fairview.
 MT. and Mrs. john B. Floyd and family motored to Madison, Ala, Sun day to spend about two weeks.
 Miss Mary Upchurch of Dothan, Ala, is attending summer school at Howard college.
 MT. Aubrey Ivy is visiting his aunt, Mrs, D. NJ. 1vey. at her home on Sixteenth avenue, south.
 Mrs J. 5. Frazier returned We'd nesday from Indianola, where she attended the funeral of her brother, Syd Fletcher
 Mrs. W. n. Price has returned to Madison after a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Frazier.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis and Camp oliver.
 Mrs. Louis Pindar is spending a few days in Savannah, Ga.
 Miss Frances Dorse and Miss Ser tha otey have returned home after spending several weeks in Camp Walton and Pensacola Fla. They were accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Bernard CIowdus.
 Mrs. Norris Loveman and daugh- ters will spend the remainder of the summer in the mountains of North Carolina.
 Miss sybil Early, of Rome, Ga, arrived Saturday afternoon to be the guest of Mrs. C. G. Gould on Foun- tain Heights.
 Miss Dorothy Eason of Glen Iris has gone to Danville, Ky and Cincinnati, Ohio, for visit with rel atives.
 Mrs. Lewis w. Smith and chil- dren will leave Monday to spend the month of August in Mississippi with relatives.
 Miss Edna Smith and her cousin, Miss Dorothy Johnston, of Mobile, who have been spending the last ten days at Camp Winnataska, will leave Monday for a visit to Meridian Mis- sissippi.
 Senator oscar w. Underwood ar rived in Birmingham Friday to re- main until July 31.
 MT J. F. Colvin has returned from St. Paul Minn., where he went to attend the Retail Grocers and Butchers association convention. MT Colvin also visited Yellowstone Park before returning home
 MT. B. c. Apperson, of Birmlng- ham, and Messrs. O. T. Earl and j.. c. Farris, of Bessemer, have return ed from St. Paul Minn. where they attended the Grocers and Butch- CTS association convention.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan and Miss Elizabeth Freeman are visiting In Wadley, Alabama. where they are the guests of Mrs. Morgan's brother, Mr. John T, Smyre, and family.
 Miss Ruby Levins has returned to her home In LoXley. Ala; after spending six weeks in Birmingham
 Miss Sadie Griffin left last week for Gladsden to spend the remainder of tho summer.
 Miss Catheryn Tolson, who has been attending summer school, has returned to her home in Gladsden.
 Cards from Mrs. R. E. Hogan an nounce that she is now in Los An geles, Cal, after havin toured Denver, Salt Lake City, Yellow stone Park, and San Francisco with her Aunts, Mrs. Geisler and Mrs. oldham, from Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Hogan will visit her sisteh, Mrs. J.. R; ellers, in Waco, Texas, before re- turning home.
 Miss Loretta Dent Is spending the week at Biloxi with party of friends from Meridian.
 Miss Marjorie Crumpton has res turned to her home in Gadsden after attending summer school in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Lola Pate and Miss Alyse Clifford have returned to their home in Hartford.
 Miss Beverly Hester, who was member of the Howard summer fac