The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28

Mrs. J. c. Spruell at 71O Madison ave- nue.
 During the past five days Lieut. Colin Carter. who is stationed at Camp Vince Ter, Macon, Ga, has been in Montgomery on a visit to his mother, Mrs. John D,
 Carter. Lieutenant Carter has as his guest during part of his stay Lieutenant | CourTiere. French instructor in the signal corps at Camp Wheeler Lieutenant Carte1 and Lieutenant Courriere. brought with them a French and an American hand grenade. which had been used for purposes of instruc- tion at Camp Wheeler, and presented Them to Arthur and Edward Devant, the young nephews of Lieutenant Carter. l These young boys, stirred with due sense
 of patriotism, put these weapons of war 1 fare on exhibition and charged 5 cents a
 show. As the result of one days work
 they made S2& which they will present | to the Red Cross.
 l Mir. Al Fulton Frazier has just com ,pleted four months course at the school
 of military aeronauties at Boston Tech. Cambridge, Mass, and received com
 mission as second lieutenant and has been ordered to Hampton, Va, in the | department of science and research, to l take a special course in airplane in- struments. MT. Frazier is an exception ally bright and ambitious young man,
 aud is graduate of the Sidney Lanier High school, and also the University ot 1 Alabama He has many friends here
 as well among the student body of the university, who feel proud of his ! success, and expect even better things | for him in his new field of service. Mir. Frazier is the son of Mir and Mrs A. I F. Frazier in this city, where he was reared
 | Miss Elizabeth Storrs. who has been 1 the guest of Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Storrs will be in Montgomery Sat. urday en route to Lake Geneva. Wis, where she will attend camp. 1 Mrs, L. R. Pearce has returned hom from Eutaw, where she has been the guest for the past two months of her
 aunt, Mrs. Rinnie Clark.
 MT. Nimred Thompson has returned to l Camp Wheeler after five days furlough jwith his parents, Mir. and Mrs. N. W, l., I TT 7,Npson. on South Lawrence street. 1 Mrs Leon Stonewall of Baton Rogue, La is the guest of her mother, Mrs, l.. B. Pearce on Finley avenue. | Mir and Mrs. $. NJ Cross and Miss ! Claire and Katherine Zirhle have re- turned from a months stay at St. Simons l Island.
 l Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ham | mond of Dothan will regret to learn that | their son, MT. Jim Bowdoin, is i'll with diphtheria at the home of his grand parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, A. Bowdoinr
 on Winthrop Court.
 l Miss Iyllian Morley is visiting Miss
 Eunice Harwell in Mobile. 1 Mrs. Lionel Mayer of Greenvlle, Miss, lis the guest of her parents. MT. and l Mrs Sam Burning.
 l The many friends of sir. R, Bliss Ed ! T hat ka h e 1 been commissioned a captain in the en- gineering section of the ordnance depart ment in Washington, D. c.
 I Mir and Mrs. R. l.. Dees have received ] news of the safe arrival of their son, MT. 1 Robert Dees, Jr., overseas,
 1 Mir and Mrs. J. T. Ramage have re- l turned from a two weeks vacation to Dothan and Brundidge.
 | Mrs wooten and charming daughter, 1 Annice of Monroe, La, spent Monda5 I in Montgomery en route to Dawson, Ga, where they will visit relatives. Friends of MT, J. T. Ramage, wht recently suffered a broken limb, VIII | be glad to learn that he is recovering MT. ]. B. Noble, who is working 1T Birmingham, and MT. Charles Wymaa l of Birmingham spent the weekend iI Montgomery.
 l MT. and Mrs J. D. Parrish of Clay. ton. Ala, registered at the Gay-Teagus | en route home from Louisville, Ky, | where Mir Parrish attended a sales | mems meeting of Brinly Hardy com 1 pany. While there MT. Parrish ranked second in volume of business 1 The many friends of Mrs D. M. 1 Andrew will be glad to learn that she has returned to Montgomery and will l be at home on Noble avenue for the winter. Mrs Andrew and son, Gar nett, are at present the guests of Mrs. Paul Meertins,
 1 Miss Mary Ella Yancey of Atlanta