The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-10
Money Forwarded to Men of 176th to Supply To-
 bacco for Christmas
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 War Savings Stamps. that this state is now ahead of Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana.
 Miss Annie Lynch of Birmingham Is spending today in Montgomery in' the interest of the stamps and is state chairman of the business wonfen's committee for War Savings Stamps. She is also vice president of the Wom- l ans Business association Of BirminS- ham. She. is making tour Of the larger cities of the state, organizing War Savings Stamps associations. Miss Lynch is private secretary to MT, George Gordon Crawford, president of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company and realizing the importance of the work he is lending her for this work There should be, according to the al lotment of War Savings stamps, se7 cieties, made by the government&s t&sSVeV societies in Alabama, and. there are only 1000, so it behooves everyone to get busy Mrs. Johnston attributes this small number to the prevailing influ- enza epidemic,
 A marriage of interest to many friends was that of MT. John Dem ing of Evergreen and Miss Katherine Haynes, of Benton which was solemn- ized Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the %rooms cousins,
 
 1 est avenue.
 There were no attendants and the | ceremony was performed by Rev. T. A. i Dannelly in the presence of relatives. The bride wore a handsome coat suit | of Burgundy cloth, with accessories to match. Immediately after the cere- imony MT. Deming and his bride left for q short visit to New Orleans.
 The bride Is pretty girl of blonde type and is bright and attractive. with many friends ip Montgomery, where she has often visited.
 | MT, Deming is a successful young business man of Evergreen, and has a host of friends there who will extend to his bride most cordial welcome,
 The Ionian club held a delightfu meeting Thursday morning with the secretary, Mrs. Archie Tyson, at hel home on South McDonough street Mrs Twill T. Sheehan. the president presided and after the transaction o q few business matters, the meeting was given over to two speakers, Dr, J .l T. Starcy ofTuscaloosa and Miss Rutf I Adamson the Red Cross nurse in th employment of the United States pub lie health service, They both gaV' excellent addresses. which were both en joyatle and instructive,
 pr. Searey is the superintendent C the Alabama Insane Hospital at Tus sI NNi Irector for the morning.. Following Ah
 business meeting a social hour Wa
 held and light refreshments wer
 served, The home was bright wit
 ferns and cut flowers.
 The Mothers circle enjoyed the Sfa cious hospitality of Mrs E. "A. lphaf
 Thursday morning at her home at Clo 2 verdale The president. Mrs. w. J, Fl a liott, presided, and after a short bushes
 meeting. an excellent programme wa : given. The speaker of tue morning. Mls tKate Markham Power. who is hostess q 1.-the Red Cross building at Camp Shef
 idan, charmed her lAteneys as she toi
 of her many duties and experiences 1
 her capacity of hostess al the Red croS
 building. Shesis il charming woman an | a gifted speaker and her talk WI
 sneatly enjoyed Before coming to Mont gomely.e Miss Power was. the society ed itor of the Jackson, Miss. Daily Ntw z and her clever work on this paper Ina
 attracted much Favorable comment Beautiful songs were given by Mrs F, Cobb. Mrs, R. NJ. Allep and Mrs .
 sen X social hour followed the pf'
 graMme but refreshments were n served, owing to the fact that this eiu
 has decided not to have refreshmen
 this winter but for each hostess to giV
 q stated sum to the treasury to be use
 in war work, Mrs F.. F. Langham ws l director for the morning. Mrs. Upham : home was prettily decorated with pm
 and white roses and ferns.
 MT, and Mrs. w, R. Beane and MT
 Jack Nell of Atlanta and Mrs. Smil of Columbus, Ga, ,Sare the guests or M
 and Mrs, C. \ Beane, making the r
 through the country in their car
 Mrs. Jonas Spiro and Mrs, Kettle c'
 hen of Meridian, Miss. are spending sV weeks iu Montgomery and are guests
 the EXchangs hotel <.
 Mrs. William O'Contiell of JacksonNiii
 Fla, is the guest of Mrs. 6. q. Abercrof Ebe at .her home on south Perry stree
 MrN Ferry A.. Hewitt son or Mr. af e Mrs. c. H. Hewitt of this ,city. wha hi ' been sta tioned at Yale Army labor
 tory, has abeen transferred 10 Rockefc