Pleasant social afternoons host many guests in Birmingham
A divided afternoon collection features Miss Marthe Mallory hosting at the hall with many guests including Miss Mary Elia Landham and Miss Knoxye Lanning. A second gathering by Miss Esta Henry on Noble Street hosts sixteen girlfriends for a Rock Party with Lilian Moore of Gadsden as a guest. Agnes Busby entertains in honor of Mrs Cora Landham of Anniston with about 75 attendees at Mrs S J Harrell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Mallory
Mary Elia Landham
Knoxye Lanning
Rilzateet
Mallory
Jim Mallory
Tuistad Dobbs
Elizabeth Tucker
Talladega
Eugenia Thompson
Inez Suekgrove
Virginia Ordway
Mary Filatamedham
Katherine Moore
Masters Jim Mallory
Tunstal
Esta Henry
Noble Street
Lilian Moore
Gadsden
Mises B Henry
Baisy Henry
Jennie Persons
George Henry
8. J. Harrell
Metcy
Agnes Busby
Cora Landham
Anniston
Ruth Davis
Mary Kyle
Margaret Davis
Ruth Davies
Birmingham Age- Herald
Local Notices of Travel Visits and Social Plans
Mrs the ur day for theR New York Niagara Toronto Montreal and other points in Canada and returning home by Boston. Mr and Mrs G W Eichelberger and Miss Sallie Mae Eichelberger leave tomorrow for New York Atlantic City and Hanover Pa. Mrs Robert Hampson is in Atlanta visiting friends and her son Thomas Hampson is in Atlanta entering the Southern University of Music for violin instruction. Miss Juliet Davidson and Miss Augusta Dobbs with Mrs Edmund Tyler expect to spend next week in New York City. Mr and Mrs T Reg Turners have moved to Quintard avenue. Mrs Herbert Talley leaves for New York to buy fall millinery for Powers-Wodruff company. The regular luncheon will be given at the Conatery club Friday evening August 7. The engagement of Marguerite Owens to Forn Madison Murlinass is announced for August 11 at six thirty at the Bel family home on North Noble Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hampson
Atlanta
Thomas Hampson
APSO
Southern University of Music
Juliet Davidson
Augusta Dobbs
Edmund Tyler
John T. Bel
Marguerite Owens
Forn Madison Murlizas
Noble Street
Simple eye care remedy promises relief for eye troubles
A home remedy advocates 6 grains Optona with Stounces Water used as a daily eye bath to treat inflammation irritation and weak eyes. The advertisement claims it cleans eyes reduces strain and can even spare glasses, suitable for infants and sensitive eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optician
Beime
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Prue
Vestee Kid Belis
Skaddle
Yraly
Sik
Walsh
Relph
Waldo Trine
Chilhem
Miss Henry
Miss Landham
Erin Fartey
First Presbyterian Church
Minnie Gemd
Sarah Carter
Munford
Howell Little
Hattie FimaZey of
Clountaville
S. W. Tate
North Leighton
Margaret Carter
Unifi
Parker Memorial
Maude Hamilton
Montgomery
W W Ynness Tate
Lucy Burdett
Birmingham
Bar. MclIntosh
R. H. Cotes
Turmstall and Hamner
George Grafame
Charlotte, N. C
Minnie Besxtein
T. Mr. Fienderson
Quiexfard Avenue
W. M. Schroeder
Tyler Hill
William
Tampa, Fla
G. H
Tyler Full
Kate Watson
Seaman
L. Seaman
Sellers’ Infirmary
Wat L. Little
Claude Little
Commerce
Clare Springs
Frank
Pord
Little
W. E. Little
New York
Niagera
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Boston
G. W. Eichelvergeor
Sallie Mae Eichelberger
Atlantic City
B4anover, Pa
John Bowie
Rosa
Margaret
Elizabeth Bowie
Fort Payne
Robert Powie
Chattamooga
Ethel
Duke
Misses Hazelison
Lillian Stewart
Bolanche ‘Doker
Florence Tichenor
Pattie Haymes
Elizabeth Meredith
Gadsden Evening Journal
Axe
T. Reg Turners
C. G. Davidson Homme
Quintard Avenue
Mrs. Herbert
H. Parker
Inirmingham
Re O. H. Parker
Osborne P*aerker
St. Vincent's
Conaetry Club
Searbré
Aazh’s
He! T-Mullins
Meil
Kodaks
Scarbrough Drug CO
Rexall
Leon
Nathan Dodge
Noble Institute
Margaret E. Lea
Miss Laura, Setzler
N. M. King
Hattie Winn
Miss Ethel Houser
Margaret Bowcock
Mathematics
Science
English and History
Prammary
Alabama Girls Technical Institute
Montevallo
T. W. Palmer
Li. DP
Athens College
Athens
Alabama
Ashville
Mary
Waynessville
Clare
Auska
Reeturn
Southern Railway
South
Epworth League
L.A. Stanwley
Ala
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