The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-01

Anderson in Selma yesterday at high noon.
 Mrs. H c. Jenkins, who spent the hol- idays in Chattanooga with relatives, will return home this week.
 Mrs. Walter Moore who spent the hol- idays in Virginia with her son, MT. Per sons Moore, at the Virginia Military in- stitute, will return home this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow have as their guests for a few days MT. Ned, Tom and Charles McDavid.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Howze are spend- ing a few days fin Asheville, N. C., at the Manor.
 Miss Emma Agee Mattison, who has spent the holidays in Jacksonville, spent 1 the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. John B. Reid before returning to Ensley, where she is teaching this winter.
 Miss Maybelle Tatum has returned to Ensley after spending the holidays ln Jacksonville and Prattville. MT. Oscar, Steele, who has been the 1 guest of her mother, Mrs. Rosa Parker, has returned to her home in Statesville' . N. c. Mrs. Steele was formerly Miss An nie Parker of this city. Miss Helen Bishop. who spent the past few days in the city as the guest of Mss Dixie Jackson, has returned to Siluria, where she is teaching this winter
 
 Mir and Mrs. Chester Sandman have returned from their wedding trip, which was spent on the southern coast Miss Emily Fies and Miss Adele Fies, who are spending the holidays in the city, will return tomorrow to school in Northampton, Mass. Mrs. l.. w. Collier and Miss Martha Collier are spending a few days in Atlan- ta before Miss Collier returns to Sweet brier college.
 Miss Ellen OKeefe of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. George Wheelock at Ter race Court.
 Maj. Edward Anderson, who with Mrs. Anderson, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. M. L. Ward, will leave tomorrow for Camp Wheeler at Macon, Ga Mrs. Campbell Maben and Miss Pauline Maben and Miss Mary Elizabeth Cald- well will leave tomorrow for Washington, where the young girls will resume their duties at the Foxcroft school. Later Mrs Maben will visit New York. Miss Marie Pinckard of New York il the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Dicks.
 Miss Olivia O'Neal will entertain @th Tuesday Bridge club this afternoon a the Country club. Mrs Paul Cook who was operated ol for acute appendicitis at the Birming ham infirmary Sunday night, is reported better.
 Mrs. J. T. Bell has returned to he home in Union Springs after visiting he mother, Mrs. M. E. Houston, on Souti Fifteenth avenue. Mrs. Mary Gillian Boshwitz and Mis- Berney Gillian will leave on Thursday for Anniston, where they will give con cert at Camp Mcclellan. Mrs. Alfred Shook and little daughter Marian Cunningham, have returned iron Knoxville. where they spent seVefa weeks with Mrs. Shocks parents.
 MT. and Mrs Coleman Ward and chil dren, who are spending the holidays in the city with Mrs. Wards parents pr. and Mrs Alfred Eubank, will leave today for their home in Pittsburg
 Mrs Leroy Percy and two children arc the guests of relatives in Athens, Ga
 Lieut.. Robert Malone, who has beer the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs w. M. Malone. has returned to his pos at Norfolk, Va.
 Judge and Mrs. Dan Greene and the Misses Green have returned from Vlsi to relatives in Opelika.
 J. Coleman Russell son of Mr. and Mrs J. T. Russell, is home from the navy for a few days. MT. Russell has just re- covered from months illness following his return from abroad.