The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05

ings, Fred Nowell, Joe Cooper, George Wofford. Edie Myers, Neil Collins, James Brooks. Ben Davis, Bill Ware. Eal Barks. Theodore Crane. Willard Farmer, Milton Green, A. Wilkinson, Bill Steele. Charles Addison, James Ar thur Smith, Morris Lee, Dan Bodeker. Ben George. vassar Allen, Edward Beaumont, Walter Puckett, John Eos ter, John Billups Haslum, Russel Den sler, Henry Mcdowell, Mack Hardy, Coleman Moughon, W. Demps Lanning, Louis Perry, John Oliver, James Meigs Ike Hawkins, Charles Mills, Charles Marbury, Truman Aldrich, III, Carey Beavers, Nat Clark, John Scales, Jack Scales, Mack Beatty, Donald Gordon. Emmet Bates, Lewis Johnston, Bill Donavon, sam Murphy, John Donavon, Lawrence Bramlage, Raymond Ross, Soland Suttith, Sam Silverman, George Nealins, James Hendrix, Colburn Hen dirk, Noble Hendrix, Walter DeBarde- leben, John Hillhouse, Mervin Neigh bors, Lynton Selman, Eugene Legarde, Sam Britton. Davis Rox, B. Williams, Tom Lane, Ed Wallace, Jimmy Dobbs, Henry Jones, Bobby Colt, Tommy Gohlson, Robert Cope, James Dunlap, Cecil Hornady, Leary Redus, Robert Clarke Redus, James Barnett, Ogdon Shropshire, Harold Watkins, Billy Rice, Bob Baugh, Bill Burr, Billy Maynor, Arthur Forsythe, Billy Walker, Asa Hoyt, Ernest Redd, Bob Williams, Earl Tuigley, Wimbley Miree, D. B. lid more, Harry Hendon, David Morrow, Eugene Garber and others.
 Mrs. Jay Smith and Mrs. William Hood were the chapefones on this oc- casion.
 Mir. Francis Thompson and his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Fritz Thompson, have returned from a visit to relatives in St. Louis.
 MT. John Jemison and MT. William Turnipseed have returned from a motor trip to Mentone where they spent sev- eral days.
 Mir. John L. Parker left recently to attend school at V. NJ. l.
 
 Miss Ellen Maddox arrived wednes- day from West Point, Ga, where she has been visiting relatives.
 MT. Irwin Ebaugh, formerly of this city, is the guest of Mir. Bailey De Bardeleben. MT. Ebaugh is now living in Baltimore.
 Miss Sarah Maddox and Miss Lucille Elliot, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. T. w. Elliot, have returned from a To-day camping trip on the Coosa River. Miss Cecile Mooney, who has been spending several weeks at Mentone with relatives after attending Camp Naka- nawa, is spending several days in this city as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Cecil on Cliff road.
 Mir. Ed Herzog and his sister, Miss Ann Herzog, accompanied by their mother, Mrs, E. F. Herzog, left Thurs day morning for Mentone, where they will visit for several days and then make a tour of southern Tennessee.
 MT. Bonnet Rich, who has been out of the city for some time, returned re- gently.
 Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth Wer- ner, who have been visiting relatives in this city for several weeks, returned Thursday to their home in Atlanta, Ga.
 
 Miss Evelyn Knechp has returned from Ohio, where she has been spending the summer.
 
 Miss Katherine Moore will return Saturday from weeks stay in Mobile, where she was the guest of Mrs Van Antwerps, and a weeks visit in New Orleans and Biloxi.
 
 Miss Nell Maddox returned Monday from Lake JunDluska, where she has been spending tile past 10 days.
 
 Miss Frances Rogers has returned from Mentone after a stay of several weeks.
 
 The friends of Miss Ruby Cain will be glad to learn that she has returned from North Carolina, where she has spent delightful summer.