The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26

with the Community chorus at Capitol by Stevenson. pected to arrive this afternoon on the Birmingham special from New York en route from Marblehead, Mass where they have passed the summer.
 MT. Strudwick Tutwiler was a visitor to Birmingham this week. MT. Tutwiler since leaving Birmingham spent several years ill the government service in Wash i ington D. C. His present place of busi- ness is Shawnee, Okla, where he is em- ployed by the government in Indian af- fairs.
  Lieut.. Tom Jones' who has spent the past few days in Birmingham with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Jones' leaves today for Fort Oglethorpe.
 Mrs. Albert Hopkins (Nettie BeaII) left Saturday for her home in New York to join her husband. Miss Sarah McNeill has returned from pleasant visit to Mentone.
 MT. Alexander Findley of Montgomery, who has been quite ill since he has been in Birmingham, is improving.
 Iue many 1fieNuS Ol MfS. Lindsay Cabaniss will be glad to know of her improvement from her recent illness.
 
 Capt and Mrs. Louis W. Halls many friends in Birmingham will be glad to hear that Captain Hall has reached France safely.
 Mrs. Louis w. Hall and family will re- turn to Birmingham october 1 and open thpir hoIlSa cain in Crescent aNeni1a MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Ridout have named their little daughter Mary Francis. Miss Lenna H. Denny has returned from Elmira, N. r., where she has been teaching Red Cross classes in home nurs- ing.
 News from the Greenbrier White Sui- phur springs, W. Va, conveys the infor nation that among the motorists arriving there recently was Mrs. J. R. McWane of Birming ham, who motored from The Homestead, Virginia Hot Springs, with party of friends to pass the day
 
 MT William R. Redd arrived on Friday for a few days sojourn.
 Mir and Mrs. B. M Allen and Master Walter B, Allen, who have been passing sometime at the Greenbbrier, have re- turned to their home in Birmingham. Mrs. Allen was among the guests at a luncheon given by Mrs. F. s. Royster of Norfolk in the Greenbrier on Wednesday of last week.
 Miss Charlotte Thornton has returned from q visit to Mrs, Dennis Carr of Montgomery.
 
 Miss Myrtle Harris and Miss Elizabeth Wilson have returned from New York. Mrs. Nita Osborn Benn, Pensacola's most talented soprano and vocal teacher en route north, is spending the weekend with Miss Grayce Crowson, her former pupil.
 Mrs. c. F. Collins and daughter, Mar garet, are visiting friends and relatives in Hopkinsville and Bowling Green, Ky. Misses Mascie and Christine Norris have returned from Chicago and Grand Rapids where they have been visiting.
 Lieutenant Hilton of Fort Logan is visiting his mother and sister on Walker avenue.
 Lieut. Bradley J. Saunders, who has been in Birmingham for the past 10 days visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Brad ley ]. Saunders, left Saturday for New York.
 Lieut. Sam Earle Greene left Saturday for New York after spending his furlough in Birmingham.
 Lieut. Leon c. Bradley was among the Birmingham men who left Saturday for New York after spending his furlough in Birmingham
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt Ford have named their little son Francis Hewitt Ford, Jr.
 Mrs. w. E. Hooper is spending few days in Chattanooga,
 Mrs Alexander Garber and her two little sons have returned from Asheville, N. C., where they spent the last month
 
 Mrs John S. Foster and her son have returned from extended trip to Tel iowstone Park, Colorado Springs and other western points.
 Mrs, J. K. shannon of Nashville is the guest of Mrs. John s. Foster.
 
 MT and Mrs. A. H. Reagin, daughter and son, together with Mrs. J. K. Cox VI IdHlpet' fias, spent Ffluay ana Sat- prday in Birmingham on their return trip to Tennessee, travelling through the coun- try by automobile MT. Reagin is man. ager of the Tampa Times. The party is stopping with Mrs. Coxs sister Mrs, P. G. Buchanan, and will leave Sunday hiofnns for Montgomery.
 Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben will leayo Tuesday for Atlantic City, where she will join Mrs, Hubert Drennen and remain 1aU weeks. Dr. and Mrs. L. Caldwell and daugh- sometime in Biloxi. Miss
 Mrs James Franklin and little son, Wil- son Brock, have returned from an extend-