The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-04

had burst and was on fire. The fire was extinguished, very little damage being done.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the season was the dance given tonight by the young men of this city in compli- ment to the young ladies at the armory in the Realty building on Third avenue The hall was attractively decorated in ferns and cut flowers. Music was fur nished by an orchestra and dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Among those present were: pr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Winters, Dr. and Mrs
 R. T. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Taylor, pr. and Mrs. Grout Dr. and Mrs. Rags dale, Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Dixon, Dr. and Mrs. Wright pr. and Mrs Conwel, MT. and Mrs. Lacey Edmundson, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Milton, MT. and Mrs G. B. Hollingsworth, MT and Mrs. E. A. Little, MT and Mrs. A. c. Mitchell, MT. and Mrs Guy Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. James Fitz- patrick, MT. and Mrs. Jack Clay, MT. and Mrs. George Mcdowell MT. and Mrs. George Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Drum, Mr.
 and Mrs. Lee Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Lef-
 kovits Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Abbott MT 1and Mrs. H. C. Grigsby MT. and Mrs.
 C. R. kutchins, Mir. and Mrs. w. w.
 Baltar, Jr., MT. and Mrs. E. NJ Ball,
 MT. and Mrs. Dobbs, Mrs. Kate Waller,
 Miss Virginia Robinson, Miss Frances
 Coburn, Miss Laura Ball, NIiss Margaret
 Berry, Miss Bessie Lovett, Miss Jessie
 Bumgardner, Miss Mae Shaw Miss Mar
 jorie Williams. Miss Emma Gum, Miss
 Elizabeth Mitchell Miss Ida Kartus Miss
 Rosebud McWilliams, Miss Rosalie Gold
 berg, Miss Margaret Griffith, Miss Dora
 Barr. Miss Rachael Lowe, Miss Bessie
 Lowe. Miss Bernice Phillips, Miss Jean
 I T,+k n f,r.
 Mildred Crook, Miss Ruby Bailey, Miss
 Nettie Bailey, Miss Margaret Keith, Miss
 Ethel Gillen, Miss Berney Gilen, Miss Lena Hatcher, Miss Margaret Raymond Miss Kathleen Waller, Miss Shannon, Miss Mae Beth Moore, Miss Annie Browdy, Miss Coleman, Miss Elizabeth Barrow, Miss Grace Judson, Miss Bessie Evans, Miss Edith Christlieb. Miss Beatrice Robbins, Miss Helen Marsh, Dr. A. D. Patton. D.
 R. Smith, Walter McDowell Karl Brad ley Harrel Rush, Worth Lewis, Ralph Snider, Emmett Glenn, James Reed, Nor man Lefkovits, Jesse Kicks, J. H. Bush Melton Hatcher Martin Tipton, Balmer Hill, Joe Little, George Barr, Jim Lovett Fred Bailey, Forest Maxwell, Bruce Ma
 bors, Robert Berry, Ben Lundy, MT Schauber, MT. Kurz, U. N. James, w. A. Sheppard, Dan Davis, George Davies George Rutledge, Berney Crook pr. Pope Leon Williams, Charlie Jones. Frank Nor. gan, MT Parker, A. D. Stanton, F.. Hos. kins, H. Hargrove, Clarence Bumgardner Walter Houston, Bill Raymond, Will flag. erty, Dr. Blue, Dr. Woodruff Dr. Wood
 Price. Charles Long, MT. Elliott Ha
 Grigsby MT. Sanders, E. s. Bragg Mar tin Kennedy and others
 | Funeral services over the remains ot Ransom M Vines. who died early yester. cay morning after a two weeks Hines. of tumor of the brain, were held this aft ernoon at 2 o'clock fror,i the late resi- dence at McCalla, the Rev, M. K. Thorn ton, pastor of the First Baptist church oi this city, assisted by the Rev Mir Lee
 and the Rev. MT. Wales, conducting tho services. Interment followed at Moore's cemetery. MT. Vines was one of the bes known men on the lower end of thi. county and is survived by number o1 relatives in this district
 The following item from the Charleston s. C., Evening Post will be of interes /, in Bessemer: MT. and Mrs. Octavus Ro! Cohen left Charleston not long ago tt
 make their home in Alabama, they beint at present the guests of Mrs. Cohen. | mother Mrs. k. H. Lopez, of Bessemer MT. Cohen has his office at present il | Bessemer but will locate within the nex
 few months in Birmingham.
 INF. CohenS many IflendS nere ant elsewhere will be interested in learning
 that his latest novel. Nothing But tn
 Truth will be published complete in thu January number of Munsey's Magazine 1 one of the highest class publications il {, this country, and that the story will prob l ably be dramatized and produced in New York next year. This Is MT. Cohen ] third novel, his first, Sunset" having
 been published serially during 1914, ans 1 his second, which will appear in tine All Story Magazine has not yet been pub