The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17

 1 of-town guests at the wedding of Julia ! Ford and Mr. Rouechenburg. [ Mrs. Will Young, who is spending. the 1 summer in Mississippi, is in the city, and 1 was among the out-of-town guests at the 1 wedding of Miss Mary Munger and
 Lieut. Robert Tha:ch yesterday after noon.
 Miss Mary Bethea is spending the weekend in Talladega with relatives. Mrs. Henry K. Adams and son. MT. Russell Adams Of Knoxville Tenn. are the guests of Mir and Mrs Julian W. Adams at their home at Woodlawn.
 AIr. and Mrs. C. L. Bryan of Bolbah, Canal Zone, Panama, who have been the guest of friends and relatives for the past few months, sailed on Saturday
 from New Orleans for their home.
 Miss Hattie Cullom will entertain at a luncheon on Thursday, complimenting Miss Carrie Yates, a bride-elect.
 Mrs. Virgil Parks of Tuscaloosa is spending the weekend in the city as the guest of MT, and Mrs. John Carnes. NfS. l.. C. BondufdnI or Me1npnlS IS the guest of Mrs. Cora Bates at Nor wood. Miss Helen Lucille Bates will leave on Tuesday for Panama City Fla, and other points on the southern coast. where she will spend several weeks Friends of Mrs Chester Bingham, who was operated upon several days ago at St Vincent's hospital for appendicitis will be glad to learn that she is improv- ing
 Mrs. David Bucks is i'll at the home i of her parents at Norwood Mr and Mrs Wallace Johns and chil- drn motored to Pensacola via Montgonl- cry. Andalusia, Evergreen and Brewton | leaving Wednesday, and will return to 1 Birmingham early this week. Private James J. Kelso, who has been with friends in the city, has returned to Montgomery.
 MT. Allen Barr and Mir Frfanl1 Barcliff have returned from a very pleasant trip to Washington and New York.
 Miss NJ. H. Barr has returned from a pleasant trip to Washington, accompanied by her two children. Miss Mamie and Master Percy Barr. Mrs. z. l.. Pape and little daughter, Zacquelyn of San Antonio, Tex, are the guests of Mrs. Pape's sister, Mrs. w. C.
 Clary, at Norwood.
 1 Miss Myrtle Wells of Ensley is the guest of friends at sterrett. Mrs w k, NaIcop and NJise Io++;a Mae Nelson of Ironton are the guests of l Mrs. A. G. Long,
 l Mrs. Pauline Roberts leaves today for i several weeks stay in North Carolina ! cities.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Harris have re-
 ceived telegram from their son, Rev 1 H. M. Harris of Kaifeng, China, stating ! his safe arrival in Vancouver After a { visit to his brother in C'hicagosand to his
 wife's father, Dr. W. D. Powell, in Louis vile, Ky. MT. Harris will come to visit his parents in this c,ty- l Miss Mary Cool. of Eutaw will arrive /, this week for visit to Miss Lillian Jen- 1 hins. in Norwood.
 1 Mrs. R. A. Jones has returned from i trip to Washington, D. C.. where she l spent q week.
 | Mrs, J. E. Chappell and little daugh- | ters left Friday for Nashville, where 1 they will spend sometime with relatives. 1 Mrs. J. L. Cross and daughter Vir- | ginia, formerly of this city, but now of 1 Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. R. L. i Andrews on St. Charles street ] Miss Pattie Jo Childreses is i'll at her i home on Thirteenth aVenua SOutn Mr and Mrs E. N. Cullom and Miss Hattie Cullom left Friday for Atlanta where they will spend the weekend.
 Ar and Mrs Louis Goodman and son, Albert, left Thursday for the Florida coast, where they will spend someteime i Mir and Mrs. Theodore Poull and daughter, Theodore, will leave today for visit to relat in Chicago and points | in Wisconsin.
 Miss Katie Gehrs, who has been quite now improving.
 Miss Emily Dixon, who has been the guest of Miss Dorothy Gardner Cole in Newman, Ga, is now visiting her aunt,
 Mrs. Jack Powell, of that city. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Pratt and Mrs w. D. Warrington of Prattville were among the out-of-toWn guests at the Thach- Munger wededing yesterday. Mrs H. Abroson and Miss Jessie Abro- son left few days ago for the east, sepnding some time in New York.
 
 Mrs Frank Crockard and her son. Francis Crockard will soon leave for a boys camp in West Ossipee. N H.,