The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-27
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

1 received a cablegram from their son, Lieut. Charles A. Greene, D. R. c. N. A., stating that he had arrived safely overseas.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ Blanchard and Mas ter Stuart Blanchard are at the Hotel Marseilles. in New York.
 Relatives have received a cable recently from Mal John w. Watts of the Rain bow division. notifying them of his being safe.
 Miss Jessie Canterbury is spending q few days in Huntsville with relatives. Mr and Mrs. David Kempner, who are the guests of their mother, Mrs. A. B. Loveman. WILL leave today for their home in Little Rock, Ark Mrs ravid H. Chomheim will leave this 1 evening for Little Rock, where she will ] join her husband, who is now stationed l there. During her stay she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. David Kempner.
 
 l Miss Claudia Crumpton, who taught .he rast year at Montevallo, will be in charge of the English department of the Ensiey 1 High school and will be at home at the | RldSe!y Tor the winter
 
 [ Mrs. Law Lamar of Selma is spending 1 a few days in the city. 1 A very beautiful picture of Miss Theresa Cory appeared in the Sunday Montgom 1 cry Journal, with the following lines; Miss Thei esq Cory, the lovely young . daughter ot MT. and Mrs. Chappell Cory of Birmingham, who spent few days in 1 Montgomery during the past week as the guest Of Mrs. John Tilley. Miss Cory will return to her studies at the Monte , vallo college early in September"
  1 Mrs. H. Scudder Ryall has returned l after spending two weeks in the coun i try.
 Miss Hal!ie Scruggs is the guest of Miss Kate Bell Harrison at her home in Tus- caloosa.
 1 Miss Lillian Edwards has returned home after spending the past week with Mrs. Gordon Jones at her home in Annis- I ton.
 Miss Mable Louise Jones is the gues. of 1 Mrs. Gordon Jones in Anniston.
 
 l Friends in the city will be interested to learn that Miss Carrie Knox of An niston has recently received card from Private Ruggles, stating his arrival in 1 southern France. Mr. Ruggles will De 1 pleasantly remembered in Birmingham having delighted many audience with lis voice during his stay at Camp MeCiel- lan
 Mrs. Laura Hagood Alexander left a l few days age for a visit to relatives ir | South Carolina. En route she stopped l for stay in Anniston with her sol George O'Neal, who is stationed at Camr Mcclellan.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Robertson oi Camp Wheeler are spending few days in the city with relatives
 Mrs Edwin s. Moore, who has re gently spent sometime in Rochester Minn., has returned home and is reporte. to be improving in health.
  l A congeniai crowd of Birmingham geo ple composed of Mrs. c. w. Green ane daughter, Miss Ethel Mrs. J. E. Wilson and daughter, Miss Rosa; Mrs Eugcn' Smith, Mrs A. A. Gambell. Mrs. H. A Lockhart, Mrs. l., M Staunton, Miss Rus sell Tidwell, Miss Irma Tapps. Miss Ros. | Lewis, Miss Hazel McKenna, MT. ant Mrs C. l.. Hagan and daughter, Martha 1 Miss Sadie Bell James, Mrs. Myrtle Brockman, Miss l.. B. Wilder, Miss Jos sic May Wilder, Miss Sallie Cunningh m are spending a few weeks at the hotel a Cook Springs.
 Friends Of Mrs. J. J. Eaton will resre to learn tha. she is ill in Asheville, N. C.. where sEe recently went to be the gues of her sister. MT. Eaton left yesterda, to be with her.
 Mrs Jack Lucas of Irontown. O., is tn, guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs George Eustis.