The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-09

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 Mrs. H. Behrenson announces the mar riage of her daughter Mary Augusta to MT. Herbert J. Ward of Birmingham The wedding took place last Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Methodist i parsonage and the ceremony was per formed by Rev. McCaslin in the presence of a few intimate friends. 1 The bride is a charming young woman and is we'll known in Montgomery where she has always made her home, and Where she has been teaching in the public schools.
 MT. Ward is 9 prominent attorney of | Birmingham. He and his bride will leave today for a wedding trip to points | in the north, after which they Will go | to Birmingham to make their home.
 Miss Mary F. Kettles of Mobile spent | Thursday in the city as the guest ot her | cousin, Mrs. Augusta Kettles, en route | to Macon, Ga, to see her brother, Lieut.. T. D. Nettles who is stationed at Camp | Wheeler. Miss Kettles is a charming girl and has many friends in Montgom- | cry, where she has visited on several | occasions
 | Dr. Paul s. Mertins has gone to Mary Esther Fla, for 10 days or two weeks | to join his family. Mrs. George D. Poston left Friday | for Marianna, Fla, to visit her daush- | ter, Mrs. M. w. Liddon, after spending a fortnight with her sister, Mrs. Drum ! son on Moulton street. Dr. and Mrs J. k. Penton have re- | turned to their home in Central, Ala, after pleasant trip to New York and l Washington.
 The friends of Mir Laughton Camp l ha1l ia n PrincatOO nDIVeF- sity, in the class of 1916, will be glad to | learn that word has been received of | his safe arrival overseas. MT. Camp | bell is son of Mrs. Myrtle Booth Campbell and grandson of Mrs. Mary | Booth, formerly of this city. | MT. Henry Booth Campbell, who was l a junior at Columbia this year, left college in February and entered the navy. He is now at the Naval Auxili- ary school at Pelham, N. Y, and ex- 1 poets to receive a commission in the naval reserve as ensign in a few l weeks He is a son of Mrs. Myrtle Booth Campbell and a grandson of Mrs, Mary Booth, formerly of this city. Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Copeland ar. nounce the birth of son whom they have named Robert Charles, Jr. l Mr. and Mrs. Hardwicx Ruth and l Miss Sarah Ruth have motored to An nston to spend few days with rela- lives.
 Mrs. Bessie K. Massie and Miss Jane | Massie have gone to Anniston to be with Lieut.. Joel Massie, son of Mrs Massie, who is stationed at Camp Me l Clellan They will remain there un- | til Lieutenant Massie sails. Miss Julia Anderson has returned from delightful visit in Selma, where she was shown many social courtesies
 Mrs. Hattie Hamn, Mrs. J. B. Hamr and two sons are spending the summer | in Tybee, Ga.
 Lieut.. Gogee Johnson of Wetumpka | who has been home on a furlough, has returned to Camp Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina
 Miss Elizabeth Burton returned iron I Peridido Beach, where she visited hel aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. c. II Hume.
 Mrs. Salle K. Hughs left a few day! ago for Georgiana, where she will b' the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Bur ton.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hume and Mir ant Mrs. T. A. Monk have returned from { weeks stay in Perdido
 Mrs. John D. Cody and son, Dupree have returned from a trip to Camp Wal ton and Mary Esther, Fla
 Mrs Andrew Buchannon is the gues of friends in Auburn.
 Mrs. Woodford Mabry has returned t Meridian, Miss, after a pleasant visit t. Mrs. Williamson on Hull street.
 Miss Margaret Pleasants, who ha been the attractive guest of hrs. Archie Elmore, has returned to Will mington, N. c.
 Mrs. Glenn Stanley of Greenyille i the attractive guest of Miss Edna Jo seph on Adams avenue.
 MT. M. M. Amsley has gone to Nev l York for a two weeks StaV.
 Miss Margaret Reynolds of Evergrec, is visiting Mrs. Percy Black on Soul Hull street.
 1 Paymaster Alvin Well, who has beel
 visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. lsa
 dore Veil, has been called to New York
 Miss Carrie Lemlie will leave tomor
 row for Chicago, where she will be tn
 guest of friends. Later in the summe she will visit other points in the north
 Mrs. Churchill Marks is the guest o
 her sisters, Mrs. R. F. Monette. i
 Greensboro.
 Miss Myrtle Bowdon has returned iron
 a pleasant visit to Miss Maliah Burnet
 in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. J. F. Manier has returned to He
 Springs, Ark, after a two-weeks sta
 with Mrs. E. B. Neely. MT. M. L. Kirkpatrick, son of pr. an
 Mrs. J. II. Kirkpatrick, volunteered 10
 the United States navy and will leav
 today for Norfolk, Va, where he wi
 be stationed
 Miss Sallie Kirkpatrick left with MI
 and Mrs. " P. Murray and the Misse
 Murray to spend the summer.
 Lieut.. Howard Montcrieff will leav Saturday to spend his furlough with hi
 parents in Rochester, N. Y. Miss Hazel Hannah will leave toda
 for Union Springs, where she Will D
 the guest of relatives. Lieutenant Weaver of Taylor Fiel has left Montgomery for Pittsburg, wher
 he will spend his furlough with hi
 parents.
 Mrs Close of Philadelphia is makin her home with Mrs. c. G. Abercrombl
 on Perry street, while her husband, wh
 is a cadet at Taylor Field. remains
 the city.
 i, Miss Amelie Hill has returned to Mont
 gomery after visit to Birmingham. Sh l vas accompanied home by her brothe and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Fucker.
 Mrs. Clyde Wolfe and little son, Mas ter Wilbur Smith Wolfe. will leave a few days for Chicago to join M Wolfe.
 Miss Eva Murray, popular membe
 Of the younger set, will leave tomol row for Hendersonvile N. C., where sf will spend the summer months. Mrs. Hugh J. Bergin, who has been New York to say farewell to her hu
 band, who is in the 18th field artiller,
 before sailing, is spending sometime | Montgomery with her parents. Lat
 she will visit Mrs Russell Gibbs Shreveport, La
 The many friends of Mrs. Minnie Rec. l Richardson who has been i'll at ht home on Grove street, will be glad . learn that she is improving. : I Mice izabeth Stevenson has returnS