The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-14

studying playground work and being entertained as the guest of friends.
 
 Mrs James T. Coleman will have as her guests during the reunion MT. and Mrs. Tom Turrentine of Meridian and Mrs. J. H. Lee of Memphis.
 MT and Mrs. w. H. Kettig will leave today for Chicago to be gone 10 days.
 MT. and Mrs. Barney A. Monaghan have returned from a visit to Greensboro, and will have as their guest this week MT Robert H. Jackson of Greensboro.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Hohea and their sons, Henry and Walter of New Or leans will arrive Monday morning to be the guests of Mir and Mrs Charles L. Hohen.
 Mrs. A. P. Finch is expecting Miss Sal lie V. Smith from Lynchburg to be her guest
 Mrs. G. D. Mentz of Montgomery is vis- iting Mrs. T. F. Thornton in Norwood
 Mrs. J. W. Lewis of Charlotte, N G., and MT. J. A. Ambrose of Lawrence vile, Ga are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Walters. Mrs. Howard Loeb of Montgomery will arrive Monday to be the guest of her pa- rents, MT. and Mrs. Isaac NJ Rubel, for two weeks.
 Mai. W. J. Milner will be the guest nd IT the reunion.
 Mrs. William Byrd, Jr., will have as her guest for the reunion her uncle. Mir. Sam Fitzhugh of Fredericksburg, Va.
 Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bradford will have as their guests during the com ing week Mrs T. B. King, Mrs Will liam Kinney and Miss Opal Burton of Brownsville. Tenn, and Mir. Earl King of Memphis 1 Mrs. w. c. Abbott and her little daughter, Tad, have gone to Wichita, Kan, to be gone two months. They were accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Burdette Harris. who returned last night. Mrs. J. E. Gullette of Florence is visiting Mrs. John H. Winter. Miss Lucille Byrn of Murfreesboro. Tenn. has arrived to be the guest of Miss Susie and Miss Selina Perry.
 
 1 Mrs. c. B. Bray CEmma Kate John ston0 of Fayette is the guest of Miss Helen Lake Little. Mrs Preston Woodcock of Jackson. 1 vile is one of the attractive reunion visitors.
 1 Miss Stella Gee. sponsor for P. P Liddell camp 5S1. U. c. ", of Carroll 1 ton, Miss, has as her guests during the reunion Mrs. Ed Jones and Miss l Elma Jones of Greenwood, Miss Miss Eleanor Carey left Friday for 1 Washington, D. C., where she will join her sister, Miss Julia Casey. and after the commencement at Washington col lege they will go to New York for a 1 two weeks visit before returning home.
 
 1 Miss Mary Wood of Troy, maid of honor U. c. V. reunion, will arrive Tuesday morning and will be the guest l of her cousin. Mrs. J. C. Casey, South Fifteenth street. 1 Miss Camilla Constance Stockglans- ner of St. Louis arrived here Tuesday l to be the guest of Miss Kather/e Reed | for the summer. 1 MT. and Mrs. w. James Day and little daughter. Francis Irene, motored from Selma Friday and are the guests of MT and Mrs. c. Judson Day of Woodland avenue, south. I Mir. and Mrs. Will Smith of West Point. Miss, will be the guests of MT and Mrs. J. H. Candy during the gen. i eral assembly,
 Mrs. Frank Alexander (Nell Eatman) will visit Miss Hattie and Miss Kate Candy duing the reunion. 1 Mrs. I. Morris Law of Hattiesburg Miss. will visit friends and relatives during the reunion. 1 MT. Walter G. Rattermann of New York will arrive this evening to visit This parents, MT. and Mrs George B Rattermann, for several weeks.
 Mrs. Joseph R. Dixon and her son Joseph Cannon. are visiting relatives in New Orleans.
 Capt. A. J. Richardson, distin- guished soldier and author of Atlanta will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w B. Allen for the reunion. l Mrs. M. l.. McGehee announce the en- gagement of her daughter Annie Le- vinia, to MT. Richard Austin Rasto oi Deland, Fla, the wedding to take place June 8.