The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-03

In few days for France Mrs. Bean arrived Friday to be with her parents at Cloverdale
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Greene entertained few friends delightfully."- Monday even ing at their home on Holcombe street, in compliment to MT. Ora D. Alien, who has recently come to Montgomery to ac- cept the position of organist at St. Johns Episcopal church MT. Allen Is a noted and brilliant musician and will be a decided acquisition to Montgomery s musical life. The Greene home was pret- tily decorated for the occasion with an artistic placing of pink roses, dahlias, ferns and pink chrysanthemums A salad course and fruit were served dur Ing the evening. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Howard Gerrish, MT. Allen, MT. and Mrs. Paul Stafford, Miss Jule Saffold, Mrs. John c. Lee, MT. Morton Welch, and MT. w. S. Sherwood. Mrs. Presbyterian church and MT and Mrs. Gerrish are soloists at St. Johns.
 Mrs. J. Fullerton Hooper of Selma, chairman of the woman's committee os the state coucil of defense, as asking that every unit of that committee in the state urge that the Thanksgiving holi- days be used as patriotic play week for the children in the state in accordance with the child welfare programme as prepared by the national council of de- fense. Mrs. Joseph Brevard Jones of this city is chairman for Montgomery the mems committee of the state coucil of defense.
 Mrs. Walter Wellborn, chairman for south Alabama of the Society of the Fatherless Children of france, has re- turned from Atlanta, where she attend ed meeting of that splendid work, and with many plans. Working in co-opera- ton with Mrs Wellborn is Miss Pauline, J. Hausman, whom Mrs. Weilborn has appointed chairman for Montgomery county, and Miss Carolyn Haralson, as- sistant chairman. They have done ex- cellent work. and Miss Hausnan is re- questing the pupils of each school in the county to adopt a French orphan. This same plan will be carried out in the other counties of the state. Would 1t not also be an excellent plan for each Sun day school in the city to adopt one or these fatherless children, and also for some of the larger classes in the
 MT. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Vickery, who have been visiting their mother, Mrs. VhaFi6 FaunC0 f1aNnON, nave LSlOi AcN to their home in Atlanta.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs George Leach Harris are delighted to know that they have returned to Mont gomery, to reside, from Birmingham and will be at home with the Misses Woods on Moulton street
 Mrs. Crutchfield of Chattanooga Tenn, Is visiting her son. Lieutenant Crutch- field. who is stationed at Camp Sheri- dan.
 The friends of Mrs. R. A. Bethune will regret to learn of her illness at her home on Adams avenue.
 MT. F. M. Walker and children, Vir- ginia and Page, will leave Friday fol Reform. to visit MT. A, k. Page.
 Friends of Miss Nettie Hobbie will re- gret to hear of her illness at her home.
 Friends of MT. Willie Roy Hanks will regret to hear of his illness at his home on Goldthwaite street
 MT and Mrs Richard Hobbie have moved into their beautiful new home at the extension of Cleveland avenue.
 Mrs. Tom Rives has received cable from her son, Capt. Tom c. Rives, an his safe arrival overseas. Cap .ain Rives is in command of Company A of the 106th field signal battalion, division,
 The friends of Mrs. Jamie Owen Har- grove and of her son, Corp. Billy liar grove will be glad to learn that he has arrived safely overseas. He iA with Company c, l0sth field signal battalion
 Mrs. T. B. Stone, on the Wire road nas received card notifying her that the ship on which her son. Sergt T. B. Stone,l sailed, has arrived safely at a French port. He is with the 106th field signal battalion.
 r<I Tt1o Toar to En pei will be glad to learn that she Is re- covering from an illness of pneumonia.
 The friends of Mrs. J. s. Veal will be glad to learn thatsh has arrived safely overseas.
 The many friends of MT. Logan Mar in will be glad ito hear of his rapid in the artillery branch of the service from a private to a major.
 Mr. A. B. Rains has returned from ! trip to New York.
 Mrs. A. B. Rains is visiting her son, who Is stationed at Camp Mcclellan, An ,iston.
 pr. and Mrs. R. l.. Milligan announce he birth of son.
 Maj J. w. Hurt, who has been sta toned at Camp Sheridan, has been or lered to report for duty at Camp 
 Miss Mary Van Johnson of Pike road s visiting Miss Nell Belser.
 Friends of Lieut.. Edwin Johnson will .egret to learn that he is il with pneu- nonia at Camp Bowie. Fort Worth, Tex
 Major Wade, who has been stationed 1t Camp Sheridan. has been transferred 70 Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg, Miss.
 Mrs B. c. Bird of Colquitt. Ga, is he guest of her mother, Mrs. L. c. Strong. and will remain with her until the return of her husband, who is physician in the service with the rank of first lieutenant, and who is now iis France.
 Mrs. l.. c. Strong has returned from a visit to her daughter Mrs. w. H. Flowers, in Thomasville, Ga.
 Mrs. Kirk Henry and daughter. Helen. have been called to Athens by the illness of her father
 Mir. J. E. Bowman and little daughter. rhelma. have returned home after spend ing delightful vacation with MT. Bow- mans mother in Mobile.
 Mrs w. H. Cathcart. who has spent the past month in Oklahoma City, and who has been shown many delightful so-