The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03
Society Left DesOlateBy
 Vacations
WTITH the advent of August the an-
 WY nual exodns of -Yacationists is at 1

WTITH the advent of August the an- w nual exodus of vacationists Is at
 it's height, as we all know that August and September are our hottest months. This summer% though, July was sweltering the latter part, so many left town earlier than usual and have been returning the past week or ten days.
 The first part of the summer the school girls and boys had just arrived home from a busy winter of hard study, so it was out of the question for their parents to hustle them off immediately, as friendships have to he renewed and nearly every one had an attractive vis- itor for whom parties were given day and night Also Birmingham enjoyed wonderful summer resort weather during June and the first of July, so it was no temptation to get away then. s Several nearby resorts have been the mecca for many local people this sum- mer, with Mentone, Biloxi and Camp Walton in the lead. Asheville, Atlantic City and the mountains are ever popu- lar and always have their quota.
 A Birmingham party is at Mentone Mrs. Ernest Redd has &a cottage and she and her charming daughter, Miss Evelyn Redd, have been spending the summer there Last weekend Miss Katherine Redd, Miss Katherine Mar bury, Mir. Yancey Goodall, MT. Arthur Crowder, Jr., and Mr. William Hicks spent seveal days as their guests. Mrs. J. T. Robertson and Mrs. Wallace Hartsfield returned the past week after spending some time at this resort. Mrs. w. B. HOuseal and children left olc left recently for this place. Among other Birmingham people there, or who have been, are Mrs. Dan Greene, Miss Margaret Greene, Mrs. LeRoy Holt.
 Mrs. Oscar Hundley left Thursday in her car for Biloxi, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Chandler. Mrs. Arthur Crowde and Mir. Arthur Crowder, Jr., are also stopping there.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Goodall, Mrs. Hugh Co- mer, Mrs. Jennings Gillian, Mrs. Clar- ence Palmer, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Southgate are among those at Camp Walton. Miss Margaret Fearn return ed last week after a month spent there, as also did Mir. Elliott Carper and Mir. Roderick Mcleod.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis K. PlOsser spent ten days in July at Lynhaven, Fla, and Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Sr., were also there for some time.
 Mrs. Sharp Gillespy has had lovely trip to Detroit and Chicago, later spending several weeks at Camp Wal ton, where Dr. Gillespy joined her.
 MT. and Mrs. P. G. Shook and chil- dren, Misses Mary Hansel and Marga- ref and Paschal, Jr, left Wednesday for Atlanta, where they were joined by MT. Shook with their car and motored to Asheville. They are stopping at Grove Park Inn. MT. and Mrs. n. H. Benners and Morris Benners are at the new George Vanderbilt hotel. Mrs. Reach Chenoweth, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Smith. Mrs. Jelks Cabiness are at the Manor in Asheville NIT. and Mrs. Me Lain Smith have also been there. Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett left Friday to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Gmathers. who have home in the mountains. and joined her daughter, < Miss Daisy Rice Bartlett, who has been there for some time. Later Mrs. Bart lett will go to Atlantic City for 2 stay,
 Mrs. George Webb is spending the remainder of the summer at various North Carolina points, including CleVe- land Springs.
 tOred to LineVllle, N. C., anu 'theIr SOn Bob and Bob Baugh, Jr, also motored in Bob Baughs car to the same place, where Mir. Baugh is visiting friend from Memphis, whose family have q cottage there.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Bush have just returned from a lengthy visit to At iantic City, as has Mrs. Harold Samson, who had her daughter Florence with her. Florence entered a camp at Alb bington, Va, after they left Atlantic City.
 their summer home on Lake George, where they have a handsome yacht. Miss Katherine Massey. and, another daughter, Mrs. George Bridges, Mir. Bridges and their small daughter are with them.
 Miss Virginia Foster returned the middle of the week from an extended { trip of two months, including the I Adirondicks, Atlantic City and other points of interest.
 Judge and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan left Saturday for Tate Springs. They will be joined later by their daughter, |s sr