The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21

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 Mir. and Mrs. Robert l.. Glasgow, Mir. and Mrs. N. c. Farrell and Miss Helen Miller have returned from a mo- tor trip to Atlanta and Lawrenceville, Ga.
 Miss Carrie Clendinen has returned from an extended western trip and has resumed her teaching in the Birming- ham public schools.
 Miss Ora Ioneene Smith is at her home in Belton, $. C., having been called there on account of the death of her father.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. Marx, Miss Louise Beck and Meyer Marx has returned to Birmingham to make their home, after having resided in Newport News, Va, for the past six years.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Keiuvell have returned from Pablo Beach, St. Angus tine and Jacksonville, Fla, after having attended the Sovereign Grand lodge of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, held al Jacksonville. Mir. Edmond l.. POrtis has returned from a delightful visit to Los Angeles making the trip via New Orleans, Sar Antonio and Fl Paso. On his return he was the guest of his brother, Dr L. Poole Portis in Monroe, La, severa days.
 Little Miss LaNelle Coffee of Cen ter, Ala, and Ruthm Wheeler of Ken l.. ,,,ith hai, aunt, Mrs. Robert Glasgow.
 Mrs. Edward Rosenfeld (Miss Lu cile Wolff) of Chicago is visiting Mir and Mrs. H. NJ. Beck on St. Charles street.
 Miss Elizabeth Hart of Memphis who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bensor Cain, has been spending the past few days as the guest of Miss Emily Reyn olds.
 Miss Virginia Whilldin is leaving soon for Washington, D. C., where sh' vii enter National Park seminary.
 Miss Emily Reynolds is leaving to day for Montgomery, where she vii spend the winter with her sister, Mrs Barney Ireland, and attend Woman college.
 Misses Doris Hatton, Jacksonville Fla. and Helen Vanlandingham, Mi ami, Fla, have returned to resume their work in expression and music q the Misses Towards School for Girls Miss Sara Mayfield has returned tc her home in Montgomery after a visi to Miss Katherine Marbury.
 Miss Marian Everett, Bangor, Me. has arrived to take the chair of English history in the Misses Towards Schoo for Girls.
 | Miss Katherine Henry, former in structor in Virginia Intermont college has arrived to take charge of tht French English department of thu Misses Towards School for Girls.
 Mrs. Rosa W. Long left saturda, for Orlando to spend the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. James Leonard Keai (Katherine McDonald) have named their young daughter Doris Virginia.
 Mir. J. Maxwell Joice of New York formerly of Chicago. after a visit t' Mir. and Mrs. R. N. Trotter, III South Sixteenth street, is en route il Chicago to visit his parents after [ short stop at Nashville to attend { fraternity meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Ingram, who hay, spent the past six weeks at various points on the Atlantic coast, have re turned home and have as their guest Miss Judith Adora Stuart of Tampa Fla.
 Miss Louise Puckett left Saturda! for Boston, where she will re-enter thu Leland Powers School of Dramati, Art. En route she will be the guest o friends in New York City for a fev days.
 Mrs. J. A. Stewart of Greenville ar rived Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs. Frank Futile and MT. Futile, or Willow avenue.
 Mrs. Harry Matthews has returned from a two-week's visit to her daugh ter, Mrs. Charles WhitwOrth and Mir WhitwOrth, in Nashville.
 Miss Lucy McCalley left recently fol Montevallo, where she will be stu dent.
 Miss Ruth Mcclellan has returned tc Vassar college where she will be s junior this year.
 Mrs. H. I. Ingalls, has returned from Lake Placid where she spent som' time,
 Mrs. James Hicks is spending some time at Tate Springs.
 Mrs. w. D. Wood, Misses Mary Ida Sarah and Martha Wood are expected home about the first of October from summer spent abroad.
 Mir Ed Brandon and Miss Willia Mae Brandon will be atshome this win ter in the Claridge Manor.
 Mrs. A. D. Cecil, who has been i'll is improving at her home on Cliff Road.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Keith have taken possession of their new home ir Forest park.
 rrlenuS oI Jessie otdulhSS' Ci'' "ii be glad to know he is improving fol lowing his recent accident.
 
 Mrs. Anna Tomlinson-Cabell is a Tate Springs.
 Mrs. James Damforth left Satur day for Chicago where she will visi Mrs. James Parnell.
 Miss Adele Clarke has returned tC her home in Richmond, Va, after { few days visit in Birmingham.
 
 Mrs. Palmer Parker and daughte are in Anniston, the guest of relatives