The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-11
Montgomery's Motor Division Striking Feature
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 the Tuesday afternoon drive, 50 con fvalescent soldiers were taken for { jride over the city and the beautiful lsurrounding country. The eagernes, with which the boys anticipate thes, itrips is sufficient proof of their value !Those assisting Mrs. Greil were Mrs B. S Greil. Mrs James salter and Mrs U. M. Anderson.
 Mrs. Sidney Winter, Mrs. Will Weiss Mrs. Fred Ball, Mrs Ellis Burnett Mrs l 2. Lobman, Mrs. w. B. Kelly, Mrs. w U. Hannah Miss Frances Brickmar and Miss Mary Mcintyre.
 Hundreds of exquisite cut flowers, con bsisting chiefly of pink, white and purple asters. were carried through the 20 oi more wards at the base hospital, and given to the men who were i'll in bed and It frightened the day for them. l MT. and Fritzgeraid Salter have gen ,erously offered to throw open their beau ! tiful home at Cioverdale to the convales cent soldiers who go for the ride on Tues day and Thursday afternoons, and these affairs are proving great treat to the lkhaki-clad lads, giving them taste of | than anything else. Simplerefreshments are served and the soldiers enjoy the freedom of the home and grounds. An ether service rendered by the division if that of conveying the singers to the base hospital on Sunday afternoon. After reading of the many ways in which the motor division serves one wonders how 1t would be possible to get along with out 1t.
 Miss Dixie F. Macey, who is a member of the Carnegie library staff in Mont gomery. has been appointed by the Amer. can Library association as librarian IT 1 charge of the base hospital at Camp Mo 1 -lellan. Miss Macey will go on duty Au gust 15. She is most efficient librarian and charming young woman
 The many friends throughout Alabama of First Lieut. Hunt Frazier will learn with pleasure and interest that he was recently commissioned a captain at the port of authorization before be sailed for France Captain Frazier has many friends throughout the south and is a young man of sterling qualities. He wa sor several years connected with Marior Military institute at Marion.
 l familiar sight on the streets of Mont
 -omery this week was group of beau eful girls leading cunning Shetland 1 ,ony. The young women are members of 1 he Girls Patriotic league, and are raf- fling the poney to carry on their patri- ,tic work.
 The Red Cross building at Camp Sheri-
 an was the scene of a pretty and in ] -resting wedding Saturday evening at clock when Miss velma F. Ziegelgroub sr a charming Oklahoma girl. becams 1 he bride of Private Harold E. Morga | # base hospital s. stationed at Cam | meridian. The ceremony was performed 1 the presence of number Of ofrlcers l 1nlisted men and other friends Of the
 oung couple. MT. Morgan was attendef " Lieut.. r. F. Swartz as best man and
 he ceremony was performed by CnaplaN' lice of the Forty-fifth infantry. Tn pride wore becoming costume of whitF | ,eorgette crepe, with a veil of white tul,s arranged with orange blossoms and car lied a bouquet of white roses. Muslf l vas rendered by the base hospital or 1 hestra The bride was assistant princi pal the past year of the school at E Reno, Okla. The groom, before enterins he service held responsible position with the Frisco Railroad company 1T IOklahoma City. Okla Both young peo pie have many friends who extend t. them sincere congratulations.
 l Miscs Mary Petrie Kelly, the charm lng daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. B
 Kelly and prominent member of thu younger set, entertained at dance Thursday evening at the Country club IT compliment to her attractive guest. Mls' Emma Herndon Agee of Selma An or tchestra rendered beautiful music ant dancing was enjoyed until late hour During the inter1mission Ices and cak' l were served and punch was servef Throughout the evening. Miss Kelly wor' a costume of coral brocaded satin, witt a bodice of silver beads Miss Agee gown was of Dolly Warden pompadoul silk, with touches of blue. Mrs Kelly mother of the hostess, wore a gown Q
 white georgetts crepe and lace Twenty luine couples enjoyed the evening.
 A marriage of cordial interest to friend throughout the state was that or MT Henry Hamilton Hutchinson and Mis- Ruth Gautier Roper, which was quieti'
 solemnized Wednesday evening at 6:S io,clock at the home of the brides moth Ter, Mrs. Naomi c. Roper. on Virgini' avenue There were no attendants ant the ceremony was performed by the Rev N. A. Dannelly The bride wore a hand some coat suit of blue French serge ant a chic hat and carried bouquet Of pin' Yosebuds. Immediately after the cere money MT. Hutchinson and his bride lei for a short wedding trip. The bride I Ia pretty girl of brunett type and + a talented reader. She is daughter O
 
 was a Methodist minister in this citA for a number of years MT. Hutchinson is A member of a well known family O Raleigh, N. C. He will enter the service rext week and will be stationed at CamI Shelby. <.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs o the month was that at which MT. ans Mrs Henry B. Loeb entertained at tnei' country home on Friday evening. wne: their guests consisted of 15 officers iron ! Wright's Field and an equal number o charming girls. The young people ar rived just at dusk and a delightful course supper was served. Dancing in space ous pavilion near the Loeb home fur nished diversion and music was rendered by string band At Il o'clock wa ltermelon cutting was enjoyed. About 3 guests enjoyed the hospitality or MT | and Mrs. Loeb
 Mr. Richard s. Knox of the unitee States regulars. engineer corps. who ha' been spending his seven-day furloush vii his mother. Mrs. D. w. Knax on Hull street, has returned to Camp Humphries Va, where he is stationed.
 Miss Eula Atkinson, who is teacher at Fredericksburg. Va, Is spending thy summer here in Montgomery with hel parents on Highland avenue.
 l MT. and Mrs s. A. Moore of Tusca <; loosa have returned home after visi to Mir. and Mrs George Dazier on thu l upper Wetumpka road.
 l Mr and Mrs. George Dazier have a. I the guests their brother and sister, MT and Mrs. K. G. Mays. of Bessemer. l Mrs. Terrell Smith has returned iron 1 Galveston, Tex, where she has been th
 ruest of her husbands parents for tn