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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04

Del sc-vicio Especial dc IA PRkHSh"
BERNA. Suiza, Agosto 3.-Nou-
cias do fuente alemana recibidas hoy
ne esta capital, dan cuenta de qcs
e opinion pUb!ica aiemana condeaa
al general LudenGorff como el res
ponsahle pcr el desastre del freRt-
occidental Y Sc dice que para reDarar
en- parte tai desastre se2 reemp.aZa-
do por Ell Mariscal Won MackenseA,
que IA sido llamado FOR el Kaiser.
I'm despacho p-ocedente de Zurich,
dice que Ell Mariscal Hinderburg cn
una reciente conferencia de los lide-
res militares con el Kaiser, acuS6 a
L~udendorff de maia direction y de
imprudencia al llevar a cabo ciertas
operaciones cue no debio haber m
prendido.
Ludendorf per su rare, 5 quito
toda culpa con sus subordinados.
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.os oEiodjos estabIecen SUI nueuo Inca q 10 largo De
Tratado entre eI Cob.
de! Don 81 de
Astfakan

Por Co.r%o. lara LA PRENS&."
AMSTERDAM. Agosto 3.-En "a
ciu6ad de Rostov. capital De Ia anti
qua Provincia de los Cosacos d.! Don,
ahora estado independents. Sc ac2ba
de firmar I'm uataGo entire el gobier-
no del Don Y eli Ge los districts &c
Assrakan, por el cual Sc reconoc2n
mutuamente III completa autonotmia
Y Sc prorneten ayuda mutua en- Il
anexi0n de ovro5 Districts, cuya Po-
session = considera &bsolu!amente ne
c~esar.a. desdc les puroos de vista eco
n6mico y 2stra5egico, segCn dicen los
~peri6Gicos de kiev.
II uaJado, segIn sc eXpresa. esti-
pula IN coavenio para n lucha CO.
min contra e. bolsnevikiSmo, Gentro
de sus territories Y en- c! Caucaso sep
rantrional. FL proposlto de estos go
biernos, segun Sc assgura, es Ia fer
.naci6n del E=tado Federal de Ia Ru-
sia del Sur.
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Information cablegr5f1Ca
I1a oDtenido UT
Drestamo de ESQ
~T1;IEones, del Jap6n

Del ss-ri-io EsDseicl dc Ia PREESA."
ESTOCGLMO, Agosto Bel or
gano Official siberiano que Sc rIblica
en- Omsk. ia Dublicado una informa-
cion diciendo que ell Jsp6n ha COLI
cadido al gobierro siberiano IN m
prtstito de $4,000, 900 de libras estel
linas (aproximadamente 250.000.000
de pasos,) para Is formation dc un
~poderoso ejercito. En- recompensa O.
este. Siberia sc compromise i proper
cionar where's para las tropas iapo-
nesas Que Ileguen 2 esq region.
TamAiGr Sc Ia anunciado que Ell
gobie-no siberiano esta c~eiebrando
Eegociaciones 0 los Estados Unidos
dc America so5re Ia contradiction de
otro emprestito bajo las mismas con-
dicioncs.
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In Conseio inter a!Iado
de Administrators
de Where's

0,i c~-gte;o Espc-:4 De LA PRENSA."
E.ONDRES. Agosto 3.-Los ACG1!-
rjS1a6cres do Where's del RaiDo UNI
do. Franc:a. Estados Unidos = Itah2-
cue 50 encua1trar. er ezta capita! des-
de- hace dos semanas, han segl!do
conta-cr.c:ando SCORE los p-cb-emGS
ralacioasdos con II alImentacion en-
los 2gises aliaGos. Las juutas de los
citados ADMINISTRATORS Sc es1an ce-
lebrazdo caSi diar2mente ' Sc espera
que los funcionarios termIn9T&n suS
labo-es para principles de IA envr2T-e
saEa1a-
My i~mport2ztes Y saEi2ctor:os
acuerfus Sc han alcanzado = 81 eS-
ts5tecimierao de IN Consejo Inter
.liado &c AiimeRtacioa, compuesto
Dor los Administrators de Where's
de los raises aiiados. es ahora una
cosa SsgE1a.
En- una de les recie2tss CesoiUclo-
mes adoyCadas, sc p0ne de relieve 10
necesidad de hacer las 2nayoceS eco
nonfas ' eritar en- tc6o 10 possible
q despe-Gic:o 0 gasto innecesarlo de
where's. asi como procurar e auEen-
90 ravor possible en- h production
ugra fo-mar las e~S&stencias De ylge-
res de ressrya contra cualqliera con-
tincencia. Il resolution dicha tenn
ma:
NO rodsneos adninistrar 81 probe
ma De a a!;ne1taci0R bcJo = base
de una rcserva para IN alo. De5eooS
prepa-araos para n Er@2 c~onrlnHa-
c;on s. queremos a$egarar : veto
ria absofuta."
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Erata d2 fostablecer ei
G0bierno sibeFiano

Dc. Seyvicio Especial de LA PaENsA-"
VLADIVOSTOK, Agosto 3.-Aca-
pa de plb!icarse en- este puerto T
proc!ama expedida pOr ell General
Horvath. que cec!entcmcnte asum:0
cl catgo de DICTATOR de Siberia. In
ella Sc ordena a los f~unciouarios ad-
mir:strativos, judiciales, financie-
o y lie los otroS departanlentos Ell.
Ia provincial martina, en1prender sus
de5e-es. rindiendo informes, en- case
n~ccesarlo, "a gabinete de! genera!
Horvath.
Como muchcs de los departamcn-
tos han estado en- espectatva de los
acontaciInientos aesde haze algunos
meses. Ia orden habra &c forzar un
resultado de ac1rdo 0 Lc d~csacuerdo,
entire el general Horvath y e. gobier-
no provisional s~ibeTiano.
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ProvoCara una revueIIa
81 desastre aIeman

De, Se1v;cio Espceia! de "LA PRENSa"
LONDRES, Agosto 3.-Lord Ro-
bert Cecil en- una e~ntrevista que con-
cedio aver a los Representatives. de la
prensa en- esta capital, manifesto que
la victoria aliada en- ell Marne seIEa
de muy grandes consecuencias, pues
era seguro que causaria IN uremenGo
efecto aleman, cuaado Sc le ~enterara
de toda Ia verdad Y one hasta ahora
era probable que tai cosa dn-a lugar
g. una revuelta popular, en- cl Imperio
~teutonico.
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bet S=rrt1ss ESJcelcs % - gFE-|SI
LGNDRES. Agosto 3-El p1-nero
: nss Importance reSultado, poC 81
svaIor eSIrategico, qua Sc n obten2Go
de Il, oEensiva aIiada V IA c-Onscc2eatc
sretirada tsutora en- e. Marine ha slco
sei restah:eciriento al $50 De los ala
s6os. del fe-rocarrl De ParseGhaue2u-
INTERPRETATIONS po- medic del cuat
Use hoce e. ayrovis5onauien1o d@ sec
Eto- de Il Champagne : de Ferdua.
81 Z sera IN imcornrHSrl2 factor
zen 81 G~esarroIlo de las fUturaS opera
sciones militarse
Los alema1es rodr4n ahora haceA
alto V estaolecer 81 Inca lie Ssfeasa
"a 10 largo del Nesle : e. Asre, en-
@dncde prece que han reco-ceaC-aco
ssrar ntmero de fuerZaS, psro Gued2
fen PIE a hecho de que Il enerlsc
Sha EfriGo una gran de-roVa ' sobre
Etc@ b perdiGo q control de toca
lie e-Vensa region q 10 largo del Mar
Ene. con % cual deSapGreca 81 peh-
sgn-6e IN gtaGua so5re Paris por csc
Ea6o.
Essta abo-a el-enemigo NJ Tar3ido
smas de Ia mItad del ta-reDo que cap
frurara en- 81 ofe1sEa del q de 1872
fyo = ST po&ci5n Sc haIa or gran
kreEgro de ser flancreaaa, con 10 Gus
Eel GssastTe Gueca-la complete, pueS
"a IA psrdita lie las ~pCsiC:oHcS est-a-
Etegiras que Hah5a G&nadn, Sc sunni
kSa 10 perdi3a Ge IN fuerte nucieo
sde u,opas Y IN eno-1e 6ot;r de gus
bra
EI furcioramiento del Fe-rocar=j
Sde ParisChateau-Thie y-Chalons Do-
HOS aiiados, SigTnfi2a para estes UNI
sgrande y positiva ve-Va!a So5zs &
Eeaemgo. Pues Gicha via constituye
Eel canine mis- dracco dc ia capital,
sl fre1te de 6a5alla, coda yez cue r.
tEaea pasa 5ordsando 81 TO Aane "
spuede r~ansportarSe Jada claSa De NJ
SnicioreS ' v~y-eres. Gsi ONO las Uc-
pas cue sean -reces2E:as. le Paris ::
tde los ot~os seclo-es del f-er-e GuA
50 haIla al nc-0e. 10 mizro que Dc
los que encaeCran n o-ieGte : CT
Il Lorera ' IA Aisaci2, pres de Cha
lions. esq via Eer-ea Sc baIa cOmIn'-
cada con IA red f~a--ccarrEsra cue al
mc1ta = eSoS s~ectoreS.
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Almirante Sc1eer IS
Jefe del AImifantaZg0

*. Sc-r-r.o E=9-ez! 4: IL PcENSA."
COPENHAGUE. ACosto 3-Un
anuncio seni-oficial que Sc do L "a
pua1gif&G anoche en Berlin, dec!a
que ., .AImidaute HoiZ2nrodff. Jste
del Amran4zgo a!em&2 H. SoHclta2o
: 50 ie ma concedsLo, 81 retro por
aa7arse nal de safuc-
El AlmIrante Schee-, qIe mandao2
q T.otL!a de crucG-os iigeros en- e
conbate naval de SEagerrak Q de
grr!aaGa IA sido resignado para O.
'cupar cl puesto vacante.
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FL Constipadn IS III sintoma de Sc
riasi Intermediates. Para estar salu-
Gable es neccsario tener siempre el
est6mago e intestinos f~uncionando re-
gularmente. HERBINE arrciara to-
das las impurczas que tengan los m
~testinos Y pondra todo ell sistema en-
estado inmejorable. Precio SOC. Ven
dirijase a Ignseio E. Lozano, 1iS n.
Santa Rosa Av. San Antonio. Texas.
Cuando ~necesitc lib-os en- etpaaol,
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PARIS, Agosto Sci cj67cito
frances tiene en- 81 poder W varioo
vados en- el rio VesIc Y 81 cruZam!cn-
TO Sc ma iniciado va Dor clos. Parccc
que los alenanes han desistido de su
prop6sfto de hacer alto a 10 largo
dc csc rio, pucS con 81 nu@vo avancc
hecho por los aliaGos, aun ALI 5 rc-
ria en- paligro 81 linea dc ser tlan-
uueada. 1oda vez QUO los cjcrcitoE
dSi general Foch han ~empaZado q
aranzar a 10 largo del Aisne, hacia
el oricnte.
Los alcmuHcs Sc estin retlr2ndo
ahora n norte del RIO Teslc. con gran
r-ccipitaci0n. Vio!cntos inc2ndios han
eztallado en- todo el territorio avacua-
do pUr el encmigo. 81 f!2nco derecho
alan1;:n soDrc IL marEea Scp1CntrioHal
del rio Aisnc. sc halla 81 IN situa-
c.0a pel;Erosa ' Sc rec por 10 tanto
que e encmiSo no roGEl ~sostencr Il
ToSicioneS ALI, y > vera ooligado 4
r~etircrse hacia 81 norte.
Duranta toda Ia nocne del vernes.
los aiiados coHtinuarcn avanZanIo
hacia el Vcle, seG1n dice el Ministe-
rio de Ia Guerra en- el informe Official
que sc do 2 Ia pablicidad hey.
MuchoS ~prisioncros fuc~on hechcS
al cncmico en- Scissors plaza cue Tue
ocupaGa aver = las cinco de "a tarde,
una bora despuas de que los alemanes
habian s;Go desalojadcs de sus posi-
clones en- los lindaros m~eridionales.
Parecia que cI enmigo no espora5a
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Capturaron Achmakova
Los ~Ici1eco-EsIavos

De: Serr;c:o Especial de Ia PRENSA-"
LONDRES, Agosto 3.-Un despa-
cho procedento De V!adivostok ia
cuepta dc que los tcheco-es!avos han
ocupado IA poblaci6n de Schmakova,
habiendole quitado al enemigo varias
amet-aliadoras, juntamente con gra-
nadas granadas de mano y aparatos
para arrojar los gases venenosos Y
200 600 ccrtuchos.
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BAJTIZO

En- IA Cathedral de San Fernando
sc vcriicard hoy, el bautizo de un
nino hijo del Sr. Don Andres Sala-
{ y de su sonora espcsa Dona 20
senda Stein de Salazar, y nacido el
16 de Dicicmbre del ano pasado.
Apadrinaran al nueyo cristiano, Ell
Sr. Don Gregorio (. Gonzalez Y So
esposa Dona Juana Serrano de Con
ZaieZ.
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BiddIe es commentator
de Ia Orden del Ba1o

Especial rG-a La PRENSA"
LONDRES, Agosto 3.-El Mayor
General John Biddle, c~omandaate &C
las tropas americans en- el Reno
Undo, la sido nomhrado Comenda-
dor de la Muy Honorable Orden del
Bano.
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LONDRES, Acosto 3.-LaS
tropas ~francesas. inglesas Y america
mas Sc abriercr paso duranDe Ia tar
de de aver, a tr&rGS de las poslcio-
nes de gran valor estratGgico Y 10
c-2-on 81 lin cntrar p IL plaza d.
scissors. plnto pivotal de q lmsa
eaen1iga en- eI frente occidental del
saIecte en 81 cue han veuido TetTan-
dose los alen1aneS desde eI Is de Jul
Ito rr6x;mo pasado.
Los aliatos de ca Inca avararon
dc dos a tres miIia< en- toda n cXten-
sion de f-eote. rnientras cue el laGo
oriental del saliente ocuparon posi-
ciorcs GcSde las cu2lcS han Dodido
5ornardeIr = las fQcrZas aiemana5
que van de-retirada. Los informes que
Sc reciben de r'~ancia, descrlben Il
retirada alcmana II prccipitada :
dasor3enada- Los a,iadoS c7Izaron
81 rio Crise ' ertca-cn q Scissors,
despufs de Gcs dI2s de d~2Scsperados
ccmhares con q enem;go, Al qae le
aniouila-on sd FIanco da-echo. Ia %
sicion alemana Sc haIia ahora Ell pc
Iicro de ser flaHqucada ) coct2da
7c- il -e-agUa-dia, o que oc1rrirG
IN caso de que aliados logren avan-
.2r a! aorte del Ais1e, en- direction
del orie1te.
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ser echado de scissors, pues no sc
notaban preparatiTos ninglnos para
la evacuation. Sobre q flanco izquier-
co Ell enemigo, Ia caballcria francesa
los tanques. Sc haIian persiguiendo
de cerca Al cnemigo al que han in
flicido sevcras pGrdidaS.
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los rios Aisrne y VesJe
Fl Eanco derecho deIkronprinz alNorte del
Aisne Sc haIlan en- peIigro de ser envueEto
Fisrnes otras villas han sido incendiadas
La Inca De bataIIa forr1a allofa ul gigantescO
a~nzueIO entire scissors J Reims

aicanzadas va DOE las tTopas france
sas, e1 IN frente conp-enGido de
P~ommisrs, al oeSte de scissors 4
Vennel, villa que Sc encuentra situa-
"a al oriente dc dicha plaza. Mas q
oriente los aIiadns han llegaGo a "a
region de Serckes, Courslles : Ger
seazl.
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En- Ell FRENTE FRANCES EN-
FRANCIA. ASoSto Ell avance de
los aliados . 10 .argO del freAte &c
SoissonsReiDs ha coltinu2do duran
te todG Ia noche De aver = la mah2-
ia de hoy. Las a&rgenes del rio
Aisne, al criente de Scissors, han sido
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Collection de discursos Y poesias para toda clsse de iies-
grafias de nuestros honbras mas notables, himnos ratrlotl-
Cos y les principales reglas cue debe observar toda persona
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e. RESILTADO DE-
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E MARINE
Fl FerocarTl de Paris
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Won MACkEkSEN
REEMPLAZA 4
LUDENDORFF
Sc cu!pa a aeuel jefe del
iracaso aEemsn en-
Ell frente del rio
Marne

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
RANDOM NOTES

MT. and Mrs. John R. Robertson. wao were married a few days ago, have re- turned from their wedding trip and will be at home at 227 North Fifty-thirl street, Woodlawn
 Mrs D. R. Price (Pauline Ballard) has gone to Philadelphia to join Lieutenant Price, who is stationed there for the present.
 Mrs. N. L. Steel will have as her guest this week Miss Marguerite Cartwright of Huntsville.
 Private William Cosby of Camp Wheeler is spending few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. M Cosby.
 The many friends of Dr. Cecil Gaston will be interested to learn that he has received a commission as first lieuten- ant in the medical corps.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Ratlinn have re- turned from visit to relatives in Mis- sissippi.
 Lieut.. James L.. Byers is spending a 10 days furlough with his mother, Mrs. T. c. Ratlinn
 Eleventh Avenue Church-Corner of Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street Rev. l.. Fletcher Parrish, pastor. Morning services at Il o'clock: subject, 'The Per petual Active Increase of the Christian Life Special music at this service, un-
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school age, will be registered at the school house and at two downtown sta- itons, one at Blach's and one at Ben -. Jacobs. The following women will act as cnairinen and will aid with the work for the government throughout the week: Fairview-Mrs. John J. Lappage Wylam-Mrs. Fred Reid.
 Central Park-Mrs. w. L. McAfee. Hemphili School--Mrs. F., M. Kellogg. Elyton ScEool-7Mrs. Paul Earle.
 GTaymont School--Mrs. H. M. Gassman. <, Martin School-M Mrs. H. K. Bridgeman North Birmingham-Mrs. w. w. Wal ker.
 Seventeenth Avenue Mrs. Sam Blake. Mrs. Lovelaces Store.
 Acipco-Miss Ruth Heaton, Acipco dispensary. x Barker School--Mrs. S. J. Cole.
 East Lake-Mrs.. E. c. Burchfiel.
 Woodlawn Central School-Mrs. Lse Cox. aSw
 Avondale Wesley House-Miss Ethel B. CunniHgham
 South Side Neighborhood House-Mrs. Clifford Steward
 South Highland school-Mrs. T. 8. Her ren,
 Lakeview school-Mrs. David cron helm.
 Ullman School-Mrs Dan Din1ck.
 St. Paurs Paroehial SchooL-Mrs. L. 6. Richter
 Salvation Army d51s Firth avenue)- Mrs Mae Dodd.
 Salvation Army Home (3301 Avenue E) --Adjt. Emma c. Walgren
 Blach's Annex-Mrs. Leslie Brownlee.
 Ben M. Jacobs Furniture Store-Chair- man to be supplied.
 Ensley-Mrs. N. J. WurteIe, Rooms s and g. Averyt building; Mrs NJ. NJ. Hughes, Ensley, Methodist Episcopal church; wesley rfouse, Miss Dorothy Grim.
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SERIES OF PUPILS, RECITAL

The Birmingham Conservatory of Mu- sic, MT. and Mrs. William Gussen, nlu- sical directors, and Miss Beatrice Tate, Miss Lucy Jones' Miss Elizabeth Buck shaw and Miss Mercedes Hamilton, as- sis-ant teacEers, will present their pupils in a series of seven recitals. The frs, three reeitals will take place tomorrow. Tuesday and Wednesday, at o'clock. in the afternoon, and the public is cor dially invited to hear the following pupils play: Misses Nancy Yandle, Annie Mutt len, Sara Hargrove, Mary Glen Reynolds, Frances Flies, Myrna Williams, Louise Bell. Elizabeth Gussen, Millicent Maus, Dorothy Daniel Margaret Lokey, Louise Dunlop, Elizabeth Johnson, Evelyn Swann, Nell Townsend, Mary Gussen, Dorothy Garry, Della Dryer, Elizabeth shannon Celeste Poole, Elizabeth Eddie man, Heller Gibson, Janice Novel; Do.- otny Dee, Dorothy Anderson, Mildred Ragland, Mary Collett Earle, Margaret Mentzell Elizabeth Collins, Gertrude Eff, Margaret Howard Mildred Golsan. Elizabeth Robison, Makvina Coleman, Jane Hamill, Evelyn Kinney, Mercedes Hamilton, Lillian Karpeles, Masters Frank and John Lewis, Francis Clem- ents and Edward Pennington.
 Thursday and Friday night the more advanced pupils will present a pro- gramme of more than usual interest,"
 Those taking part are: Misses Eliza beth Laumer, Addie B. Kemp, Mildred Farr, Elizabeth shannon, Myrtle Jones, Kate Mims Smith, Lucy Jones, Mary William Caller, Della Dryer, Mary Gus sen, Dorothy Garry, Harriett Foroes, Bessie Hamilton, Lillian Karpe,es, Jeanne Adler, Virginia Turner, Emma Bell Guthrie, Gertrude Eff, Elizabeth Buckshaw. Nellie Adams, Celeste Poole, Ruth Chappel, Mercedes Hamilton, Elizabeth Roberts Margaret Howard ana Beatrice Tate, Mrs w. H. Candy, Mrs. John. Bonnyman. The public is invited to all Conservatory recitals.
 The following week IS pupils will play piano concertos with orchestra accom- paniments On these programmes Mrs O.. l.. Stephenson, the popular soprano, will also appear, accompanied by orches- tra, programme and players to be ar- nounced later.
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der the direction of A. H. Mason. organ st. Sunday school at 9.so o'clock. Wes- ley Bible class at 10 o'clock; Sam Perry, teacher.
 Mrs. George Reece and daughter, Miss Margaret Reece. left yesterday for Boloxi, Miss, where they will spend sev- eral months.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph F. Harvey have named their young son Ralph Ferguson. Jr. Mrs. Harvey was formerly Miss Margaret E. Waters.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Given have taken the Pinckard home on South Twelfth street for the summer.
 Miss Leonel Well of Montgomery, who has spent the past few days in the city as the guest of her parents,
 tContinued on Page Four)
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SOLDIERS IGNORED

MT. and Mrs. Abe Weinstein enter tained the boys of the Twenty ninth division vaudeville troupe Thursday evening after the performance at tle Jefferson theatre, at their home, li5l South Twenty-first street.
 Dancing and singing were among the features of the evening, and was
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MAJ. AND MRS. JEMISON
 HONORED

Mrs. Carline Prowel Engstfelt enter tained few friends at tea yesterday aft ernoon at the Tutwiler, honoring her cousin, Maj Bell Jemison and his wife of Camp Scriven, Ga, who are visiting relatives in the city Among the guests were. Major and Mrs. Jemison. Mrs. l;. T. Holmes of Evansville, Ga, Mir. John Jemison. Jr, and Mrs. vassar Allen.
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LITTLE MISS WATKINS
 BIRTHDAY

Little Miss Wilkinson entertained a number of her little friends on Friday in honor of her eighth birthday by giving a picnic at Avondale park The guests included Mary Pucl;ett, Mildred Lacy, Jane Henderson. Dorothy Randy of Montevallo. Eugenia Perry, Alice Jerry. Virginia Patton Ernstine Hornady. Mar garet Kidd, Russell Orr, Elizabeth Mer- riwethec, Ellen Merriwether, Eleanor lief fers, Joseph Jeffers, Walter Puckett and others,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
SOCIETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE CITY AND SUBURBS

wore stylish costume of silver gray taffeta, white georgette crepe with white hat and other accessories and car red shower bouquet of white carna- tions
 Immediately after the ceremony re- MT. and Mrs. McMichaei and Mir. and Mrs. Dawson in receiving were Mrs. Frank Black. Mrs. John Schral, Mrs. Q. $. Wilder and Miss Carrie Dawson.
 The dining table was attractively deco rated with pink and white sweet peas and was centered with a handsome wedding cake.
 MT. and Mrs. McMichael left for their new home in Ensley
 out-of-town guests were; Mrs. Law renee Dodd of Philadelphia and Mrs. Leo Blackman of Clanton.
  HERS PASSENGER
 On Thursday afternoon Miss Jessie Rowe Persinger of Albany, Ala, was married to Dr. Henry H. IIibbs, Jr., of Richmond, Va, ait the home of her sis ter, Mrs. P. 0. McGlathery, at Wood lawn. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Chester Lee and the ceremony was performed by the brides father in the presence of the families and few intimate friends.
 Immediately afterwards Dr. and Mrs. Hibba left for Natural Bridge, where they will remain until Thursday, June 70. after which they will be at their home at 2l0 East Grace street, Richmond.
 pr. Hibbs is president of the Rich nond School of Social Economy and Public Health Nursing. Since the out-' break of war one of the functions of this school has been the training of nurses for the town and country nursing service of the American Red Cross, so as to release physicians for service with our troops.
 Mrs. Hibbs is the daughter of tho Rev. and Mrs J. c. Persinser. They are well known here, having been pastor of three Methodist churches, Woodla wn, Avondale and West End. At present he is pastor of the Central Methodist Episcopal church of Albany.
 Dr. Hibbs is the son of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Hibbs of East Lake. Dr. Hibbs, Sr., is pastor of Ruhama Baptist church. FORMAN-RILEY
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Riley and MT. Madison Ward Forman was solemn ized on Tuesday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides uncle, Dr. Sam uel R. Caffee, and Mrs. Caffee, in Avon dale.
 The Caffee home was beautifully deco rated for the ceremony, which was wit messed by number of friends and rela- tives.
 Miss Margaret Forman, sister of the groom, presided at the piano and just be- fore the ceremony Mrs. Frances Nayland Jones sang 70 Promise Me" and Loves Old Sweet Song.
 With the tones of Mendelssohna pro- cessional the lovely bride with her fiance entered the drawing room and the Rev Roseberg of Springville performed the ceremony The young bride was never more lovely than on her wedding day. She wore going-away suit of dark blue cloth, with hat and accessories Of gray, while her corsage was fashioned of white roses and valley lilies.
 An informal reception followed the mar rage and MT. and Mrs. Borman ielt for a short trip, after which they will be at Springviile.