The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-04

| is the guest of Mrs. Sterling Wood on Red | mountain.
 Mrs William Walker is spending two weeks in Atlantic City, accompanied by | her sister, Miss Hattie Cullom, who is spending her spring vacation there | Miss Margaret Moser of Mechanicsburg, Pa, will arrive the latter part of the | week to be the guest of Mrs w. B. Allen | on Waucoma avenue. Miss Moser has | visited here a number of times as the guest of Mrs. William Thornton, and she l will receive a cordial welcome by her many friends
 Miss Eugenie Rosson of Mobile is ex- pected the latter part of the week to be | the guest of Miss Nettie Beall. l MT. Louis E. Ford is resting well at St | vincents hospital. following an opera tion.
 l Mrs. Charles o. Locke and daughter, Miss Elizabeth. are visiting relatives in Eufaula, Ala.
 Mrs. W. E. Lealse and. daughter, Miss Beverly Leake are planning to leave shortly for Richmond, Va, for a visit to friends.
 Mrs Robert Jemson, Jr.. returned last ] night from visit to New York city | Mrs Crawford Johnson, who has been visiting in New York city, returned home | last night
 | Mrs. E. Black and Miss Regina Black l of New York will arrive in Birmingham Saturday and will be guests of the Tut | wiler
 Mrs. S. Ely of New York and her 1 charming granddaughter Miss Alva Meyer who have been the guests of rela- tives in Selma, leave Monday for Bir- ! mingham for a visit to Mrs. Max Fies. During their visit to Selma and Demopo- lis they have been the recipients of many delightful courtesies.-Selma Times.
  MT. Brett Brown will arrive tomorrow from Saranac, on a visit to his parents MT. and Mrs. W. s. Brown, on Highland avenue.
 Miss Martha Tillman has returned to her home in Nashville after visit to Miss Mayo Thach.
 Miss Jessie McCary has returned to her home in Chicago after visit to Miss Helen McCary. Miss Esther Landis has returned to her ] home in Philadelphia after a visit to Miss Marguerite Nabers Mrs. Edward Meade and Mrs Paul Chalifoux have returned from Pensacola ! Fla. where they attended house party eiv an by Lieutenant Meade. Mrs. Charles Burris is the guest of MT snd Mrs. W. A. Wood in Chattanooga. MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Benton have re- turned from Jacksonville, Fla.
  Miss Louise Glass is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Hancock, in Atlanta.
 Mrs. M. E. Ledyard of Montgomery will be among the out of town attendants at the Vaughan-Smith wedding On Thursday, April 6, from 10 to 12 a. m., there will be reception at the Tut wiler ill compliment to the visiting teach CTS attending the Alabama Educational association.
 A lovely picture appeared in the Mont gomery Journal Sunday of Miss Florence Harris with the following remarks:
  erys beautiful and popular beles She has been selected as maid of honor for the reunion in May, by Miss Mary Mun- ger of Birmingham, who has been ap- pointed sponsor for Camp Henry D. Clay ton, Sons of Confederate Veterans. Miss Harris has been the admired guest of Miss Munger for several weeks
  An attractive picture of Miss Mae Sto,, in ba d. vertiser Sunday, with the following com ment:
 Miss May Steiner, the charming daugh- ter of Major and Mrs. R. E. Steiner has been designated sponsor at the Confed- crate Veterans reunion in Birmingham, May IS to IS, inclusive. Gen. George P. Harrison, lieutenant general commanding the army of Tennessee department, is- sued the formal orders of appointment on Saturday, being countersigned by E. T. Sykes, adjutant general and chief of staff Miss Steiner is the only Montgom- cry young woman thus signally honOred by the lieutenant general commanding < A beautiful picture of Miss Olivia Bogacki appeared in Sundays Montgom- cry Advertiser with the following an nouncement:
 l Miss Olivia Bogacki, one of Montgom-
  gagement to Mr. Ashby Edwin Hill of Atlanta Ga, is announced today. The wedding will be solemnized on April 26, at the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colona Y. Bogacki. | Miss Bogacki will be remembered as the attractive and popular guest of Mrs. William Warrington. l Miss Claudia GiddOn of Mobile is a guest in the city. studying voice under Madame Lorraine.
 Miss Elizabeth Bradley and Miss Kate 1 Woolfolk, who have been spending their spring vacation at home expect to re- 1 turn to Washington, D. C., Monday, to resume their studies at Washington Sem- inary.-Columbu Ledger. Miss Pearl Mccoy of Grand Bay, Will arrive Thursday to be member of the house party given by Miss Lula Levy.
 Miss Mary l.. Dixon of Dayton, Ohio, IL