The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-01
Montgomery United to Make Thanksgiving a
 Happy Time for Soldiers
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 Auburn Mrs w. I. Thompson of Hunts vile, Mrs. N. A. Barrett and Mrs Dora | C.. Fell of Birmingham, Mrs J. Fuller I ton Hooper of Selma, Miss Bloodworth | of Decatur, and Mrs. J. Brevard Jones of Montgomery
 | Mrs. B. S. Cohen of Meridian, Miss, announces the engagement of her daugh- ter, Elsie Celestine, to MT. Lewis Bern | helm of Birmingham. The date>of the wedding will be announced later. This. announcement will be received with cor dial interest here where the Cohen fami- l fly formerly resided. Miss Cohen is l an unusually pretty and attractive young girl, andv though she-has not yet made a formal debut is very popular. She is 1 a niece of Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen | of this city.
 l MT. Bernheim is prominently identified with the social and business interests of | Birmingham and has many friends both
 in that city and in Montgomery who
 extend sincere congratulations. | One of the most enjoyable affairs of the month was the dahce at which the j, officers of the Seventy-fifth field artillery | at Camp Sheridan entertained Wednes- day evening in compliment to Colonel and Mrs. Wood and Colonel and Mrs.
  the scene of the dance, was prettily dec-
 orated with smilax autumn leaves and cleaning red berries, and with it's big fireplaces, burning logs, presented atcher- ful scene and one in -marked contrast to the inclement-weather without. Danc- l ing was enjoyed until late hour, when a. dinner was served. The guests in- lcluded the officers~of the Seventy-fourth and Seventy-ifth artillery regiments and 1 their invited guests. .~ The members of the No-Name club enjoyed the gracious hospitality of 1 Mrs. F. A. Flowers on Wednesday morning when the regular fortnightly meeting was held. The home of the hostess was decorated for the occasion | with ferns, pink roses and narciss 1 The president, Miss Annie Williams, presided in her usual able manner and following the transaction of business an interesting literary programme was fgiven,s opening with current events by | the club. The subject for the morning was France Under the Republic" and three splendid papers were given, "I'o- l litical Transformation of France" by Mrs. Charles Henderson,; 'Reconstruc- tion of France" by Mrs. w. B. Crump- ton, and Frances Wealth and Com
 merce," by Mrs. H s. Persons. A social hour followed and dainty refreshments- were served. The guests in addition to the club members were Mrs. Richard Wilkerson, Mrs. A. F.. Carree Miss Par alee McLester and Miss McCray. Mrs. Zebuler Judd of Auburn, who is a member of the executive board of the Alabama Federation of Women's clubs and who came to Montgomery to at tend the meeting of that body returned Wednesday to her home in Auburn. Mrs. Judd is woman of unusual in- tellect as we'll as personal charm, and has host of warm friends in Mont gomery who always welcome her most cordially. Miss Minna Wilson of Troy, is tho attractive guest of Miss Margaret Ryan at her home~on Capitol parkway Mrs. Margaret Pearce and her neice Miss Edna Gray Borden, have gone to Greensboro to be the guests of Dr. J. c. Borden and family for the. Thanks giving holidays.
 Mr and Mrs. Wade H. Barnes and children of Birmingham, are visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Hurley. oh South Hull street
 Mir. and Mrs. M M Mcbride of Troy, are guests of MT. and Mrs, J. F. Hurley on South Hull street M MT. Carl Hertz of Butte. Mont, is spending Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs. Sophie Hertz
 MT. s. J. Cassels. Jr., who is s.u- dent at the University of Alabama, ia Ithe guest for Thanksgiving of MT. and
 Mrs. Lotus H. Moore, at their home. Westover.''
 | Mir. Jordan Reynolds, MT. William Hannah and MT. William Gunter, who are students at the University of Ala bama, have returned home
 l Mrs. N J. Greil afd Miss Anna Louise Greil have gone to Atlanta 10 spend | Thanksgiving with Lieut.. Roman Greil, who is stationed fn that city. The many fiends Of Lieut.. Fred Spann, who has been in France a year.
 and who is with the 167th mfanty, will be glad to learn that he has been pro- | noted to the rank of captain | The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
 John Barry will be glad to learn that
 their son. Lieut.. Owen Barry. who has been in France. phoned them on Mon day. stating that he would spend Thanksgiving with them.
 l Miss Betty Gayle, who has been the
 charming guest of her cousins, Dr, and Mrs. Lamar Law. at their home. Green
 Acres has returned to her home in
 Columbus. Tex.
 Mrs Alice Burnett has been called to ] St. Louis by she death of her cousin, Mir. Zane Edwards. who died f1 France sShe will be absent from Mentgpmery
 u week -
 Miss Elaine Parker has returned