The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-02

ginia. Mrs. Dickinson and lovely young daughters will leave this week for their plantation in Virginia, and MT. Dickin- son will leave for Nashville, where he will take a course in high school man. agem9nt, as he has recently accepted the prilciralship of the Farmville. Va, High school. MT. and Mrs. Dickinson have made their home in this city for the past 15 years, and have endeared themselves to a large circle of friends. Mrs Dickinson as Miss Matte White was one of the most popular young women of south Alabama.
 
 Mr. Clyde Sheppard is attending the training camp at the University of Ala bama, where he will train for mechanic. Mrs. w. H. Guiding, who is i'll at her home at Woodlawn, is reported to be improving.
 Mir and Mrs Edmund Armes are spending the weekend at Lehigh as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Franklin. Miss Elm Agee Mattison, who has spent the winter in Birmingham teaching, left yesterday for her home in Jacksonville.
 Mrs. Beatrice Miller is the guest of her sister. Mrs S. F. Mcknight at her home in AnniSton.
 Miss Harriet Forbes is spending the week -ead in Anniston.
 Mrs. Henry Leland, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leland. has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. Charles M. Rudulph and two Iit- tie daughters are the guests of Mrs. Ru- dulph's parents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Alston, in Tuscaloosa. Friends of MT. and Mrs. Jackson J. Eaton will regret to learn that Mrs Ea- ton is III at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Downey.
 Mrs. H. c. Hodges and Miss Anita Hodges are the guest of Mrs. Hodges daughter, Mrs. William Briscoe. at her home in Knoxville. Tenn.
 Miss Mary Parke London Is spending few days in Gadsden as the guest ot Mrs. F. I. Schuler.
 
 Mrs. Lehman and daughter. Miss Ma ron Lehman, are visiting friends in the city.
 Mrs. LuciusN Greer and little son, John
 
 Roberts Greer, and sister, Miss Leila Sticknan of Fl Paso, Tex, are che guests of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Mccain on Jasper street, north
 Mrs. Rupert Johnston and children of Albany are visiting relatives in the city MT. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson of Att lanta are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Gordon Crawford.
 Major De Cernowitz of Camp Mcclellan is the weekend guests of friends in the city
 Mrs Robert c. Thach has returned to Anniston, where she will resume her duties at the Young Womans Christian asSocia. a.ion.
 Mir. William Rossiter has returned from the University of Alabama. where he vas a student the past year, having made most excellent record in his work.
 
 Lieut.. M. L. Hussy has returned to Camp Sheridan in Montgomery. where he is stationed for the present.
 The following boys who were students at the Virginia Military institute have returned to Birmingham to spend the summer with relatives: MT. Edward Me David, IT., Charles McDavid, Weller and w. D. Smith, IT, Thomas Benners, Jr.. liam Shackelford, Persons Moore, Mar GUS Mcclellan. Yancey Goodall, and Fred Fulton.
 MT. and Mrs. McLin Smith have taken house at Graymont Heights for rhe season and will have with them Mrs. Smiths young brothers, Charles, Neo and Tom McDavid. who are home fol the holidays.
 Mr. Joseph McDavid of Camp Wheeler will arrive soon to be the guest of rela- tives in the city for few days
 Master Thomas McDavid, who has spent the winter as the guest of his uncle. MT. Joseph Smith. at Columbia. Tenn, and Master Ned III. student ter, Mrs. McLin Smith. at Graymont Heights for the summer. Miss Ruth McNeill, who has been student the past session at Converse col lege, has returned home Mir. Robert Gillessa, and Felix Black burne. Jr., have returned from the Uni versity of Alabama MT. Sharpe Gillespie, who has been | student the past year in Nashville, is home for the vacation.  Percy Badham. who was student at Bellbuckle for the past year. has re- turned tc spend the vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Badham. MT. and Mrs. J. Philipson will leave today for New York, where they will visit ihpir Mr I Philincara Ir arad