The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
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 fully Thursday evening at the Hiber- i nian Club rooms, in honor of Father Mol ] Joy, who has been the beloved assistant
 to Father Savage at St. Peters Catholic
 church, and who is leaving today for i Camp Sevier, Greenville, s. C., where he will be stationed in the future Addresses ] and games were enjoyed during the evell- l ing and delicious refreshments were were served Father Molloy was pre- l sented with a handsome wrist watch as ( i parting gift by the members of the two l organizations. The War Mothers club held an impor- tant and interesting meeting Thursday morning at the Soldiers clubrooms oh
 South McDonough street. The president 1 Mrs. Halls Janney, presided, and plans i we're made for the photographing of the
 moving picture of the war mothers, which I is to be made in Montgomery next week.
 Committees were appointed and every | detail was transacted. The county
 mothers will come to Montgomery for the
 occasion and will be the guests of the city mothers When the picture is completed l it will be shown at cantonments in th1s l country and abroad, and many men in the | city will have the pleasure of seeing the l face of mother and will feel that she IS l not quite so far away. Fms ofganlza- | tion, which is but few months old, IS
 the first chapter of the War Mothers or
 America to be formed in Alabama. The
 secretary, Mrs Nathaniel Rogers, is now l in Evansville Ind, attending the first 1 convention. which is in session thefe, o4 the War Mothers of America. The oifi- l cers of the War Mothers club are; Mrs. Halls Janney, president; Mrs. dladueh
 Harrison first vice president; Mrs. Arthur l C. Cooper second vice president Mrs Warren Brown, treasurer; Mfs' Lauie Bowling, historian.
 Mir. and &Trs.N Edward Dillard Creatn, Jr., 29 Holcomb street, announce the birth of a son. whom they have named Edward billiard III,
 MT. Victor Van Tuyl Metcalf leaves this week to enter the students army tram ing corps at Auburn.
 Mir. Roy Bean of Luverne has gonetto Auburn to enter the students army tram ing school
 Ar. and Mrs. George Crossland of Mo- bile spent Thursday night in Montsoin- cry, en route to Atlanta, They came Tn i their car and made the trip in record
 time. The Crosslands are friends of MT
 and Mrs. P l.. Matthews of this city 1 Mrs. E. C. Hines and two children of 1 nessemer are visiting MT and Mrs.
 Thomas A. Hines. Jr., 31 Finley avenue 1 MT. and Mrs M. NJ. Caskie announce the birth of a son, whom they have named
 
 James Kennon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Paulger and, two children are at home after an absence ol several weeks. Mir. Paulger has been 1 spending his vacation in Ontario ana Mrs'
 Paulger and the two children nave been 1 visiting in Cincinnatti and Dayton, v.
 Dr. and Mrs E. R. Bush will leave to- day for Camp Beauregard, where pr,
 Bush has been stationed. They formerly
 made their home in Montgomery While Dr. Bush was stationed at Camp sheri- ] dan
 MT. and Mrs. C. J. Bean have returned 1 home after spending 10 days on the gun l coast.
 | Miss Lula Pearl Neal lof Brewton has returned to the University of Alabama,
 where she will be q student the connihs Sear.
 Miss Marie Morris has gone to Dade- | ville, where she will teach science Tn the I Tallapoosa High school
 ] Mrs. F. w. Jordan and two chlluren have returned home after spenoihs 'he 1 summer at Panama City, Fla.
 Miss Margery Lucille Jordan mas re turned home afer spending the summer at Bat Cavern N. C.
 Mr. and Mrs Clarence A. Dannelly an noupce the birth of a daughter Whoiu 1 they have named Herinone, Tor her ma ternal grandmother. Mir and Mrs. Dan nelly are spending the winter m Mopiie 1 with Dr and Mrs. J, NJ. Danneily -t Miss Gussie Woodruff has returneu home after visiting on the Hudson anu in New York. She was joined m New York by her nephew, MT. Frank Woou- 1 ruff who is assistant paymaster on the /, yacht of President Wilson
 Mrs. George Harris and her daughter I Mrs Hampton Lee of New York clts, have returned to the city after spendins I the summer months at Their country nome l on the Mount Meigs road: Mrs. Lee ana l Mrs. Harris are at home, IFS WiiKerson street. Mrs. Lee will remain in the GUY about two weeks longer before returnlns
 to her home in New York city $ MT and Mrs. A. L. Western of Film | City are stopping at the Exchange hote. | for a few days. MT. Western isia well ] known directing manager among movie
 forces, and is in Montgomery in connec-