The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21
Smart Society Le rs
 Return


 THE first of October will see the re-
 turn of ., number of prominent
 familiesilies whp have been away for months, some to distant parts and others through their nearest to Bir- minGham have kept in touch with friends and afafirs at home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Massey, who have a lovely summer home at Lake George will return with their family October first after spending the warm season there. Their daughter. Mrs. Robert Mccoy, spent part of the time with them, but returned two weeks ago accompanied by Miss Katherine Massey, who is with her until the return of her parents. -g,
 Mrs. William H. Kettig is at present in New York City with her daughter, Miss Dorothy Kettig, who will enter Ogontz next week, after which Mrs. Kettig will be at home.
 Mrs. W. D B. Davis will return Oc- tober first after spending the. summer with her daughter, Mrs. David Bachelor, in Chicago. The latter visited Mayo Wood, the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mayo, in Rochester, N. r., and will go to Tate Springs before return Ing 10 blrmlnsnAm.
 Mrs. J. E. Penny with Mir. Penny has spent several months touring the west, and is at home for the present, but will leave October 1 with her daughter, Mrs. Hobert Binford, for a three weeks visit in New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Donnelly are in Atlantic City, but will return October 1. During the summer they were. for a time at Naragansett Pier.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert c. Ryding and family are at Atlantic City for the month of September, but will return De- tober 1. and will be at their home for the winter
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop have been touring the western states and Canadian rockies for four months and will be at home after October 1. Mir. Lathrope returned last week and Mrs, Lathrop. after visiting friends will reteurn later. .. Mir. and Mrs. John l.. Raul and fam fly are spending September at Atlantic City, but will return October 1. 7
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 Another family who have been away the entire summer is the Angus Taylors, who were Chatauqua, N. Y., as were Jack Bowron and Miss Loroll Bowron.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bedd have an attractive cottage at MentOne, and en- tertained delightfully."- during the sum- mer.
 Mrs. Russell Hunt and Miss Jennie Hood Hunt were in the mountains of North Carolina for the warm months.
 Mrs Henry Bartlett and Miss Daisy Rice Bartlett spent the summer in Nashville and North Carolina resorts.
 Mrs. w. D. Wood and daughters, Misses Mary Ida, Martha and Sarah, spent their vacation in Europe, as did MT. and Mrs. Henry U. Sim, Mir. and - Mrs. J. F. Graham, Mir. and Mrs B. H. Cabiness, Miss Florence McCrossin, Miss Katherine 'Leeper, Miss Kate Nelson TuFnipseed. Mir. Mason billiard, Mir. Charles c. Calhoun, Mrs Henry E. Graye, and numbers of others who have spent some time abroad and other are to return October l.
 With the return of the society folk, and including the younger and debu- tante set Birmingham society will be in full swin, and this winter promises to be one of the gayest in social history. THE CURRY LITERARY
 SOCIETY HAS MEETING
 The Curry Literary society of Phil lips High school held its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon. The in- stallation of officers was followed by a humorus oratorical, which was enjoyed by all present. After discussing the plans for the coming year the meeting vas adjourned.