The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-14

by the critical illness of their son and brother, MT. Con Jacks. Many friends l will regret to learn that MT. Jacks con- tinues ill Mrs. T. E. Barham and her sisters, Miss Marie Bentley and Miss Vivian Bentley, will leave today for tAshevlle, N. C., where they will spend few days at the Manor Miss Marie Bentley will l remain in Asheville during the summer months. Mrs. Parker St. Clair and two children, who have spent the winter in Florida, have returned. home. Mir and Mrs. Hugh L. Duncan have returned from Washington, where MT. Duncan has been stationed, doing gov ernment work. They will remain in Bir- iningham until Mir Duncan is called for military duty.
 It will be of interest to the many 1 friends of MT. and Mrs. w. r. Brom- berg 10 learn that their son, William, vii leave today for Mobile, where he has
 been ordered to report for duty, he hav2
 ing recently enlisted in the naval reserve
 corps.
 Mrs C. L. Darby, who has been vs-
 ting in Louisville, Ky, is now visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Brewer, at 1ls3 South Eleventh avenue | Miss Agnes Dafpit director of the gulf division nursing service, will be in Br- 1 mingham during the early part of the
 week in the interest of the Red Cross. Miss Dafpit will be the guest of Mrs. A | Gollghtly.
 1 Sterling Beaumont, the little son of l Mir and Mrs. Henry Francis Beaumont,
 who has been quite ill for several weeks, was successfully operated on last Mon- day at St. Vincent's hocital and is now 1 said to be out of danger He will prob
 ably be able to be moved home in l few days.
 I Miss Ellen Garrett of Siluria is the ] guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. Il. Majors, at Fairview
 Mrs Smith A. Johnson and Mrs. Rob- ert Curry of Marion Ark. will arrive I today to be the guests of Mrs. Roy Me 1 Cullough. Mrs. Curry is to be one Of
 the delegates to the southern sociological
 congress Master Donald Beggs, son of Mrs. c. 10 Beggs, who underwent an operation yesterday, is resting comfortably at his home.
 {, Mrs. E. M. Kilby and Mrs Margaret 1 Gillespy are the guests of Mrs. George | A. Johnson at her home in Montgom-
 cry. where they will spend week ] MT. and Mrs Paul Crawford are spend- ! ing a few days with relatives in Albany. l Mrs. Joseph Heacocke left yesterday 1 for Marion, where she goes to attend the musical recital to be given by her lovely
 young daughters, Miss Linda Belle, voice and Miss Louise Heacocke, accompanist,
 on Tuesday evening at the Judson.
 Mrs. Omer Brasker and little son have
 returned from visit to relatives in Tus-
 caloosa.
 Miss Mary Keith, who has been the 1 guest of her brother, Mir john Keith, | and relatives in Selma, has returned to
 her home In Battle Creek, Mich l Miss Bessie Clarke left Thursday for
 Washington, where she has accepted &
 position with the government in the SEE
 nal corps department. | Mrs. Ike Saks of Baltimore is the guest
 of MT. and Mrs II. NJ. Beck on St. Charles street.
 1 Mrs John NJ. Cartwright will leave this week for Atlanta. where she will visit
 her daughter. Mrs. Jelks Cabaniss, and
 Captain Cabaniss.
 1 Mrs. Chappell Cory has returned from Atlanta, where she visited her son,
 Lieut.. Armstrong Cory, who is stationed at Camp Gordon.
 l
 | Friends of Mrs. George Connors will be glad to learn that she is improving at
 si, vincent's hospital following an op-
 eration l Lieut.. Chappell Cory of the 316th field Iartillery, stationed at Columbia, s. C., is spending few days at Roebuck Springs as the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. | Chappell Cory
 Lieut.. Mark CruikshanlS of Camp Cor don is the weekend guest of his par erts, MT. and Mrs G. NJ Cruikshank. Mir E. E. Ashmore is i'll at his home
 on South Fourteenth street.
 Bishop and Mrs J. II. Mccoy left
 Thursday for Minnesota. where they win
 spend several weeks.
 Mrs. w. A. McEachin, who is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. P. l.. Walker at Avon dale. will leave this week for Macon. where she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Paul Elkins and Mrs. Harry Stro- zior. on College street.
 During her stay in the city she has been delightfully entertained. Among