The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-22

Evans. Mary Schroder, Margaret Jem- ison, Rose Hood, Anne Gallion, Florence Lyle, Catherine Moore, Elizabeth Ed wards, AdaIaide Fox, Dorothy Kettig, Ula Martin, Marjorie / Craig, Sarah Martin, Nuerl Martin, Gertrude Brown, Messrs. Edward Morris, John Joiner, William Turnipseed, Edward Hood, Dan Davis. Morton Nesbit, George Johnson, Eugene Alexander, 0aude Alexander, w. L. Housman, Clyde Por- ter. Roy Evans, Walter Britt, William Britt, Tommy Hutchins Fred Novel;, Tom McGutcheons. William Jemison, Frank Black-ford, Ned Stubbs, William Rice, IT,, Ike Reagan, Charlie Allison, Billie Hood and Earl and Bob Weaver
 Miss Eleanor Crahm of Nashville passed through this city on her way to Mentone, where she will spend the re- mainder of, the summer with her aunt, Miss A. w. Grahm.
 
 Misses Gladys Mae and Cecil Evelyn Eubank left Tuesday with their pa rents, Mir. and Mrs. R. Eubank, on a motor trip to Tennessee,
 .- AANs sOuH NAduuO4s WuO ndS Dee0 WIS., liting relatives in Tarrant City, is now visiting friends and relatives in Jack sonvilie, Ala. He is expected to return to this city next week.
 Miss Margaret Smith, who has been attending Camp Nakanawa, is now spending several weeks at the summer home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. Motion Smith.
 s Miss Mary Leary is leaving today for Rome, Ga, where she will be the guest of Mir, and Mrs. F. A. Smith. Miss Leary is a popular member of Loulie Compton seminary.
 Miss Evelyn Coffin returned yester- day from a short visit to Miss Grace Martin at the Martins summer cottage near Mentone.
 Messrs. Billy and Frank Young re- turned recently from visit to their relatives in Mississippi.
 Mir. Thomas Cairns returned recent ly from Chicago, where he has been spendin gthe summer. .~.a $ | +4s U Mfr. Evell Terry, who has been the guest. of Mir. Francis Clements, Jr., re- turned to his home in Huntsville.
 Miss Mary Tyler and Miss Elizabeth Taylor. popular members of the NoFs wood set, are leaving Sunday for Camp Winnataska.
 Miss Julia, Walpole is leaving soon with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. N. C.. Walpole,. for Camp Walton, Fla. , Miss Roseman Mills returned recent ly from stay of several weeks at the summer resorts in the mountains of North Carolina.
 Miss Margaret Hundley and Miss Mila Shropshire, popular members of the younger set. left Sunday for few days stay in Selma. ' Miss Martha Clements and Mir. Fran cis Clements, IT,, have returned from Huntsville, where they were the guests of Mrs. Archie Mcdonald.
 MT. Murray Hitchcock is spending a IeWs uayS m AsncfAuey Ns 0.S aCCOuP panied by his mother, Mrs. J. l.. Yan- cey. Mir. Hitchcock is a student of Gulf Coast Military academy. The friends of Mir. Paul Wright, Jr., will regret to learn that he is suffering from a fractured arm.
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 Miss Bess Hunter Stoyall. who has been visiting Miss Helen Badham in Blount. Springs, returned recently to her home in. this city with Miss Bad ham, as her guest.
 Miss Carolyn Lockwood, who has been visiting in South Alabama, re- turned home recently.
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 Miss Ruth Pierce, who has been vis- iting in Carbon Hill and Texas, Ala, returned to this city Monday. y
 Misses Susan Mabry, Helen Fowlkes. Virginia Cameron and Emily Reynolds are spending a week at Camp Oliver on the Warrior.
 
 1liss Dorothy Crabtree is entertain.