The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
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 were given, all plans rehearsed m thorough manner and spirited talks en- joyed.
 The monthly report given by the gem eral chairman of the base hospital relief committee, Mrs Horace Miller, shows how much was done for the soldier pa tients during August. Six chairmen have been added. ak volunteers, who are anx- ious to do their share iH this beautiful mission of love.
 Weekly programmes have been given by the entertainment committeee at the hos pital Mrs Robert Hampson, chairman of this committee, is greatly beloved p5 the soldier boys, and besides arranging all of the programmes is most gener- ous in using her beautiful contralto voice. The flower committee with Mrs. William Owen as chairman goes out every frl-- day and brightens the wards with flow CTS. The other chairmen with well or sanized committees viaee the hospital at least once a week taking fruit, flowers, magazines, candy, and they also Write letters, mend for the soldiers and render other service, The following chalrmen now have charge of wards: Mrs. D. w. Owen, Bessemer; Mrs Frank Constan- tine, Oxford; Mrs. George Rowan Jack sonyille; Mrs. Grace Ground. Ensley. The Anniston chairmen are: Mrs. Paul Vann, Mrs N. E. Ory, Mrs J. c. Norton, Mrs Carl Clark, Mrs. J. R. Usery, Mrs. l.. G. Jones, Mrs. Lloyd Rivers, Mrs. J. C. Moore. Mrs. Ben Spearman. Mrs. Frank McIntire, Mrs. J. E. Aderhold, Mrs. w. A. Willox Mrs. Lamar, Knox, Miss Kathe- rine, Bell and Miss Louise Musgrove,ys
 The following donations were received during August Oxford, S1455; Jackson vile, $24; Bessemer, Winona Red Cross $750; Birmingham Girls Voluntary Re- lief, s75: Ensley, Edgewater mines, T.S0; Anniston, sl17.2o making total of s245.75.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs Hugh Merrill on Tuesday afternoon Miss Gladys Merrill was married to Sergeant Leslie K Yonce, of the quartermaster depart ment at Camp Mcclellan,
 The home was attractively decorated with palms. ferns and baskets of pink roses. Sergeant Colley acted as best man, and little Hugh Merriiis Jr.. attired in soldier uniform, carried the ring. The bride entered on the arm Of her unSle, MT Merrill, who gave her Tn marriage. She was lovely in coat suit of blue With accessories to match, and wore a corsage bouuuet of pink roses. Rev. Leon M | a timer performed the ceremony, after which Sergeant and Mrs. Yonce left Tor Richmond, Va, to visit the mother of Sergeant YOnce.
 The Jewish soldiers who were so royal lv entertained during the Tom kippur holiday, returned to their military duties A. camp Tuesday. The Birmingham cit izens entertained 40. Gadsden oo. ana oo other soldiers visited nearby points, and over 300 were entertained in Anniston homes Hundreds of soldiers were enter taiped at banquets at the local cares. all enthusiastic over the cordial southern hospitality. / Visitors to camp during the past week enjoyed the inspiring strains of the lo1th ] depot brigade band, the first time in I many weeks that a full military band ] has been heard at the cantonment. On [ the eminence above the lake daily con | certs are given every afternoon from to o'clock
 large number of attractive members were added to the military circle last