The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-23

Mrs. D. J. Deacy and daughter have returned to their home in Tusca- friends and relatives in Gadsden and Birmingham.
 Mrs. Effie Brown has returned from a months visit to points in Texas and in south Alabama.
 Miss Maud Stacey has returned from a visit to Miss Grace Pass in Blountsville.
 Miss Mary Stacy of Tuscaloosa is visiting Mrs. J. B. Grace.
 Misses Carrie and Elizabeth Wat kins of Epps, Ala, and Miss Annie Mrs. G. T. Haley at her home in Woodlawn.
 Mrs. Bert Ingram and her guest, Miss Thelma EIdridge of Jackson vile, Fla, are at Signal Mountain Inn, Chattanooga. F
 Mrs. Festus Bridges of Tuscaloosa, who has been ill here at local hos pital, has recovered sufficiently to be removed to her home.
 Mir. Edmund L. Portis, who has been visiting points in Colorado Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana, has AtLuFLeQ HOunSs
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Gottlieb have as their house guest Mrs. A. J. Smolian of Chattanooga, Tenn, who came to attend the Rotenstreich-Becker we'd ding.
 Mrs. William Leslie Welton. who has been spending the months of July and August in New York and Bos- ton, will return the last of this month.
 Miss Augusta Rupp. of Baltimore. Maryland, and Mrs. Eugene Bryan. of Washington, D. C., are visiting Mrs John P. Bowling, in the Rich mond apartments.
 Mrs. w. c. sibley, of the Dulion apartments, is spending some time at Crab Orchard Springs; Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis, of Mont gomery, passed through the city Wednesday on trip to Mentone Springs.
 Mir. M. J. Walters has gone to Mentone for several weeks. He is guest at Mentone Springs hotel,
 Miss Bertha fBurdeshaw, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. W. J. Burdeshaw in West End, returned Wednesday to her home in Dothan. 
 Mrs. J. B. Hill and young son have returned from months stay in Biloxi.
 Mrs. Catherine Sizer has returned from vacation trip to Camp Wal ton.
 Miss Lorena Norton. who has been in New York taking special work at Columbia university, came home Wednesday.
 Miss Carolyn Mccormack and Miss Evelyn Mccormack have returned to their home in New Orleans, after a visit to their aunt, Mrs. w. T. Reed. Mrs. J. P. walker has been called home from the mountains of Penn sylvania. because of the illness of her father, MT. A. Latady. pr. and Mrs. E. P. Solomon have returned home after a visit of two weeks in the East. Friends of MT. Charles D. Rob- ertson will regret to learn that he is critically i'll at his home, 11Ol South Thirteenth street.
 Miss Helen Reynolds, of Meridian Mississippi, who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. O. Faser. has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. y. M. Oliver have gone on ten days trip to Atlanta, Wash ington. New York, Norfolk, and other points in the East.
 
 pr. and Mrs. HerscheI Bass. of Gadsden were the guests of friends here during the past weekend. Mir. and Mrs. Richard Plank spent the weekend in Tuscaloosa with MT. and Mrs. J. Q. Hood.
 
 MT. Gene Dawson and MT. Bernie Henderson of Tuscaloosa have re- turned home after spending the week-ed with fraternity brothers at Howard college.
 Mrs. Sterling Lamon of Chatta- nooga is visiting relatives in this city.
 Mir. William McIlwain of Mobile is visiting relatives In the city.
 Miss Myra Olive, who has been connected with a Missionary school in China for number of years, Is to make Birmingham her home this