The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
Montgomery Git, zerls Leave.On
 Vacation

ties leave for a short stay in that en- chanted place. Mrs. ,J. 70. Pinkston, Mir. and Mrs. Sam Engfehaft and chill dfek will leave early in July by auto mobile for North Carolina, going to- Wythevile, Va, before returning home late in the fall. They will be joined later in the summer by Mir. and Mrs. Robert, Weiss. z,
 Mir. and Mrs. S. J. Cassells and fam fly have already goney td stiteir summer .t hon in North Carolipay as have also MT. and Mrs. Louis Moore and family, whe.are at Asheyille, N.6G. They will be- joined later in the summer by MT. and Mira Frank Pale and little daugh- ter, who are enjoyings& visit with rela- tiyes. in Mississippi 4.gaa
 Mir. and Mrs. Sanders Hickey are now having a little visit with relatives Tn Atlanta, and they will enjoy motor trip to Richmond and Lynchburgh Va, before returning home. MT. and Mrs Frank Harvey Miller and sons are en- toying a motor trip through Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Bellungrath and family are spending the summer at At- .lantic Beach, Fla... and dShave as their guest, Mrs. Harry Houghton and daugh- thers, Misses Mary Adeline and Elea- nor. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Dennam and son will spend the month or Juiy in Pensacola, where they have a cot tage on the bay.
 Mrs. K. B. Joseph, Miss Mary Gill fchrist and Miss Dorothy Cobbs are spending some time at Mary Esther Fla. pr. and Mrs. H. C.. Rice and ehil- dren win go to Mary Esther early m July. Mrs. Lee Callaway. Miss Caro- Iyn Galloway, Miss Eloise Harris. Miss tThelma Boyd and Miss Frances Taylor are spending some time at Biloxi, Miss. Mrs. John Craven and daughters, Misses Banksie and Faire, are also at the White House in Biloxi.
 Canada. the Canadian! Rockies and the far west is calling Jmany. Mrs. .,tJames T. Andrews and Mrs. J. Brevard Jones were among the Montgomery wom- en who attended the biennial convention s.of the General. Federation of Women's Clubs. which met in Los Angeles, Cal, early in June. Mrs. Joues is now en route home. Mrs. Lawson Walker and Miss Ermine Walker are touring the Canadian Rockies, en route to Los An geles, to spend the remainder of the summer. They will return via Salt Lake City and Denver.
 Mrs. B.. Wolf and daughter, Miss Blanche Wolf, are spending six months at Colorado Springs. Mir. and, Mrs. Frank Scott and children are en route to Colorado Springs to spend six weeks with relatives. Miss AIie Kohn and Miss Mary Virginia Kohn left Satrr- day for Estes Park, ColeS where they Twill spend the summer. Mrs. Alex Rice is the guest of her daughter in Denver.
 Mrs. Marion Rushton and children ex- poet to spend the summet ith. her par lents in Gloucester, Mass Miss Cath erine Baldwin is also planniIg to spend Ahe summer on the Massachu husetts coast.
 Mir. W. E.: Black and ME. Thomas Ed wards are attending the Rotary conven- lion in Toronto, Can. Mss Virginia Handley, state directors of Alabama .aIhild Welfare, is in Toron eng a convention of social service workers. Not all planning for summer yaca- Hons is being done by grown-ups, TOT khe boys and girls fo the city are plan ming to spend some time at various camus in the mountainss Miss Lucy Durr will be a counsellor at Camp Nakawana in Tennessee. She will chap erone a party of Montgomery girls to Ehat camp. Miss Mary Ross Flowers Miss Margaret Beauchanbf Miss Hatha- way Crenshaw, Miss Margaret -Owens' Miss Catherine Lawrence
 Camp Juliette Lowe in Cloudland, Ga. the sixth national training school for Girl Scout officers and the south ern regional camp for Girl Scouts, will open early in July and during the sum mer will have number of Montgomery girls registered there. Miss Margaret Rangeley will leave Monday for John son City, Tenn, for visit with ner cousins. Misses Helda and Virginia Hannah. and the latter part of July will 20 to Camp Juliett Lowe, to stay until camp closes. Other girls in the party Twill be Miss Bessie Maultsby, k Miss Alice Thomas, Miss Louise Baum and Miss Minnie June Reynolds.
 Other Montgomery people are plan ming for short trips not far from the city, all of which will prove very de-
 The excessive hot days during the
 month of June have made Montgomery neopIe eager to leave the city for the mountains or the seashore, many travel ling to far-away countries before the summer is over. Already a number of Montgomery people have sailed for Flu rope and still others will go during the early part of July, some to be away I for only a few months and others to I stay an indefinite period. Among the < first to leave for Europe were Mrs. II. L: Nelson and her granddaughter, Miss Eleanor Williams, who left in May. They went direct to England where 4 they visited friends for sometime and are now touring the continent. They 4 expect to be away from Montgomery about year.
 I Mrs. Frances Patterson. Walker will H leave early in July for New York, where 4 she will join friends and sail on July 10 for Europe, She is going for an in- definite stay. Miss Marjorie Hill, Miss 4 Catherine Taber and Miss Elizabeth Stevenson will leave June 30, for New York, and will sail early in July for England, where they will spend the summer. Miss Corrie Hill, Miss Emily Reynolds and Miss Emma Veil are members of the Margaret Booth. party who are touring Europe to be gone four months. Mir. and Mrs. Emil Veil and MT. and Mrs. I. Veil will sail for England the first week in July where, they will spend the summer, later tour ing the continent before returning home.
 New York, America's paradise will not be slighted this summer for no mat ter how hot the weather, people want to go to New York. The democratic convention in that city, the last week in June, will assemble thousands of people from all over the country and large number of representative people
 from this city. will be present on that occasion; Congressman J. Lister Hill and his sister, Miss Amelie. Hill, left Friday morning for New York. Mir. Tylv pVngh Se nIa