The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-19
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-IERAID WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 1918

| t&t anu ttAt that lldG(tdi SA ESahiAeA
 ton about tive menths ago. He Is !
 brilliant musician sud is most entnusi
 astio over the Base Hospital 6ymphon,
 orchestra. Mir. Eddie Moore is both [
 Viohnist and a fine cornet soloist Gnt
 is well known in the musical world.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert F. Tressler an
 nounce the engagement of their daughter
 Ethel Louise, to Dr. Isaac Bert Trafford l Tho marriage will be solemnized on Tues
 day, July ?. at the First Presbyterian church.
 This announcement will be received
 with cordial interest Miss Tresslar i.
 charming girl, possessing many fine \ qualities of mind and heart which have
 endeared her to large circle of friends
 in this city, where she has grown tC
 young womanhood pr. Trafford is 8
 first lieutenant in the >dental reserve
 corps U 5. R., and has resided in Mont gcmery for several years, during which ! tune he has made a host of friends whc extend to him sincere congratulations l Miss Eva Edwards of Lineville Ala. is
 visiting her sister, Mrs. John Bell, or l South Lawrence street. | News has been received in Montgomery I l C. Meader Lieutenant Meader will be pleasantly remembered in Montgomery where he made his home and where he f has many friends.
 Mrs. Herbert Go1dthwaite, Miss Lucy l Goldthwaite and Master Dick Goldth- waite are spending several weeks in Yer bena. They have as their guests Misses Marion and Sara Cruikshank
 Mrs. Julius Rice and sons Alan and Hubert left for Philadelphia Thursday to visit Mrs. Rices parents. They will spend the summer at Fruit Hiss farm ] Skeppack, Pa, where Mir. Rice will join them later in the summer. | Miss Lucy Turpin of Winder, Ga, Is visiting Dr C. W. PowelIs family in | Lelohatchie and is being shown many delightful social courteses. | MT. and Mrs. Ernest w. Pitt are re- ceiving congratulations upon the birth 1 of son, whom they have named Ernest 1 w., Jr
 1 MT James c. Conery of Columbus, Ohio, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Fitzpatrick, has returned home. He also visited his grandson, Lieut. Albert c. | Goodyear
 1 Mrs. Archie Tyson and little son, Rob 1 ert NeighDors, have gone to Tuscaloosa 1 to visit Mrs. Tyson's mother, Mrs. w.. 1 w. Brandon, for several weeks. |. Mrs II. C. Crenshaw has returned from ! a delightful visit to Panama and Cuba. l While there she was the guest of Mrs. l M C. OHearn, who will be pleasantly remembered in Montgomery as Miss Katherine Courtney, who has visited Mrs. l Cranshaw a number of times | Miss Mamie Kate Raemer is in Bir- mingham visiting friends. Mrs. T. B. Curbow and little daughter Lillian are visiting relatives in Bir- minghan.
 1 Miss Mary Acton of Augusta, Ga, is the attractive guest of Mrs. Lovick F. l Devaughan on Cloverdale road. The hosts of friends of MT. and Mrs " B. Murray will be glad to know that Mrs. Murray is recovering from an opera 1 ton for appendicitis.
 l The many friends of Miss Marion Lipp- man will regret to learn that she has l been operated on for appendicitis and is at local infirmary.
 | Mrs. J. K Scale and daughter, Mary Lurlen, are the guests of Mrs Scales mother, Mrs. T. J. Hall, on Pleasant avenue.
 1 Mrs. Paul R. vitti of Pitts, Pa, is visit 1 ing her daughter, Mrs. Jack Slabon, on her way to visit Captain yitti, who is stationed at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.
 Miss Martha Saloon of Huntsville, I is visiting MT and Mrs. Jack Slabon at their home on South Lawrence street Mir. and Mrs. ]. o. Price and sister,
 Miss Kathleen Burke, have just returned 1 home after spending several days in Sa- | vannah. Tybee. Jacksonville and Pableo Beach.
 1 Rev. and Mrs R. L. Jordan have been spending a few days in the city with I their sister, Mrs. F. P. Cooner. and are now on visit to Rev Jordan's mother, of Midway.
 Miss Anita Tapia has returned after attending the Epworth League confer ence at De Funiak Springs, Fla. Eefore returning she spent week in Pensacola
 as the guest of her brother and sister,
 MT. and Mrs. II. G. Tapia. 1 MT. Beverly Woodson Cobbs. who has
 been a medical student at Tulane uni versity the past winter, is visiting hls i ia ther and mother for a few days before going to the government hospital as all interne at Nitro, W. Va 1 Lieut. Nicholas Hammer Cobbs and wlle
 are visiting their father and mother MT and Mrs John l.. Cobbs, 400 Fielder ave. nue. Lieutenant Cobbs is stationed al Camp Bouregard, Alexandria, La, and 1 Is st home on leave of absence. After pleasant visit to her parents
 MT. and Mrs.I. B. Hamrick, Mrs. Y. Y
 Brunette has returned to her home II Sayannah.> :, |
 the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. k I M Cooper, on Heron street. 1 Mrs. w. c. Mcclure has returned iron
 a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. F. Jones | of Florala.
 Miss Nouretta Taylor has returned l from Batavia, O., where she was di
 rector of the county normal, and vii
 spend the summer in Montgomery witf 1 MT. and Mrs. w. IL Taylor, 4S Claytoi | street.
 Miss Jouretta Taylor and Mir. and Mrs w. H. Taylor have returned from Glen more, Ga, after a weeks visit. | Miss Eugenia Crutcher of Munstord I vile, Ky, is visiting MT. ana Mrs. U. L 1 Crutcher in the city.
 | Miss Edith Douglas has gone to BIT
 mingham to attend the wedding of hel
 brother and Miss Sykes Miss Douglas will be absent from the city for several
 days.
 Misses Jean and Frances Morris of i New Orleans are the guests Of MT. and l Mrs. A. R. Picknor.
 Mrs. Gus Jordan and children. Mary
 and Gus, Jr. of Selma, are the guests of Mrs Jordan's mother, Mrs. E. L. DanielY, on Scott street.
 Miss Marion Well will return home in
 few days to spend the summer vaca- ton. Miss Well has been attending Wellesley college during the last winter and besides making splendid record,
 had a number of honors bestowed on her. On her way to college Miss Veil stopped in Cincinnati and there Miss Kchhr. who was attracted to her, made
 bust of her.
 l MT. and Mrs Thomas Oscar Wright. oi l Auburn. Ala, announce the engagement of their daughter, Bessie, to MT John