The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-27
MISS BRITT IGNORED
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Saddle Tharin, who is now cor nected with the constructing quarter. master department of the United States at Camp Mcclellan, spent the week-ena with her sister, Mrs. Belle McHenry. Mrs. S. J. Vann, who has made hei home at West End until recently, II now with her brother, MT. Luke Hunt and Mrs Hunt on South Twenty-sxth street during Dr. yanns stay in tie army,
 Mrs. s. J. vann has recently received notice of Dr. Vann's safe arrival in England.
 
 who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Hury, has returned home. Mrs. D. A. Passimo and children, Ed ward and Lillie, who have recently ,e- turned from Camp Jackson, ColumbulA, ;. C., where they called on account of the critical illness of Captain Passimo, are now the guests of Mrs J. T. Tuly. They will be joined later by Captain Passimo when he is able to travel.
 Miss Winifred Gallagher and her brother MT T. J. Gallagher, are spend- ing the weel. at Camp Green, Char lc,te, N C., visiting their brother, John, who is in the Aviation corps.
 Mrs. L. A. Hobart and young sen, Fitzhugh o- Albany, who have been the ,- yuests of Mrs. Hobbart's sister, Mrs. .rthur Pitts, in Selma, will arrive to- day to be the guests of pr. and Mrs. D. F'. Talley.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Weissinger of Se- ma have named their little son Horace Wilkinson, for Lieut.. Horace Wilkinson formerly of this city. Mrs. Weissinger will be pleasantly remembered as Miss Susie Weissinger of Eleanor Ala, who has frequently visited Birmingham as the guest of her two sisters, Mrs. John Bet and Mrs Horace Wilkinson. st Woodlawn.
 MT. and Mrs. Alvin Baum have named their little son Alvin, Jr | Many friends in Birmingham will be interested to learn that the nati ,nal board of the Young Woman Christian !! association has recently appointed Miss Mary E. Weisel of this city as student field secretary of colleges for the New England states, with headquarters in New York city
 Miss Eva and Miss Lee Greta Ayres who are the guests of Col. and Mrs Alexander C. Garber, will return to their home in Kansas today. They were among the out-of-town guests at the marriage of theft brother Judge Ayres. and Miss Hurst yesterday. Mrs. B. Golightly has returned from a short stay with friends in Anniston
 Mrs. Alfred Shook has returned from Knoxville. Mrs. Shook and little as the guests of Mrs. Shocks parents, MT and Mrs. Cunningham. Miss Eva and Miss Annie Lee will leave next week for Cleveland, O., where they will spend a few weeks with friends.
 Mrs. Jack Heron of Cincinnati, is the guest of her father, MT. T. H. Aid rich, and Mrs. Aldrich.
 Mrs George M. Webb left yesterday for North Carolina, where she will spend several weeks. Mrs. Webb will be Joined next week by her son, Charles Blanton Webb. who is just completing course at the junior train- ing camp at Fort Sheridan, H.
 Mrs. Miles Watkins and her baby and Mrs. George Watkins and son will leave today for Boston to join Dr. Miles Watkins and MT. George Wat kins, who are in the service of the gov ernment.
 Mrs. Motion Smith and her daugh- ter. Margaret have returned from Troy, where they visited Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Murphree