The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30

lery. Earle is in Company 196, supply train, and Robert is now at Camp Pike
 Col. Robert Woodson, M D., United States army, who has been on duty in Washington, left yesterday after q brief visit to his brother, Dr. R. c. Woodson, and Mrs. Woodson for duty abroad.
 Miss Irene Mccarthy of New York city is the guest of Miss Eugena Wilkinson, Norwood boulevard
 Mrs. W. W. Hazard will leave this week for Texas to spend sometime with Lieutenant Hazzard, who is stationed there.
 MT Cu!pepper Exum his three children Culpepper Jr. Frank and Lestra Kinney Exum, and their grandmother Mrs. Frank Kinney, will motor to Atlantic City this week to join Mrs. Exum, who has taken a cottage there for the sum mer
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell is spend- ing few days in New Orleans.
 Mrs. Lewis c. Morris and children will leave for their summer home in Virginia to spend the remainder of the summer
 Mrs. John Jemison and her daughter. Miss Margaret Jemison, are planning to spend the month of August with Mrs Lewis c. Morris in Clazemont, Va.
 Mir and Mrs. James E. Burgin have named their son James E., Jr.
 Miss Eva B. Sandman left a few days ago to visit relatives in Louis vile, Ky.
 Lieut. Edgar Bowron has joined Mrs. Bowron in a visit to her parents, Nr and Mrs R. P. Anderson. Lieutenant Bowron reached Selma Wednesday eve ming from Fortress Monroe, where he IS stationed. Later Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowron will visit the formers parents in Birmingham.-Selm Jour nal.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Rinehardt and It, tie son. Forbes. are visiting the Misses Forbes in Woodlawn. Miss Mary Barker of Huntsville is the guest of Miss Cadie Forbes.
  Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Bitler, who have resided for the past two years at Bromp- ton, left yesterday for Columbus, O., to make thelr home.
 Friends in the city have received mo- tice that Lieut.. Gordon H. Steele has recently been promoted to captain. He is now doing duty in France with the Second Alabama regiment.
  There will be q called meeting of the Council of Women's clubs tomorrow morning at 1e:so o'clock at the city hall. The meeting was called by the Cosmos club, seconded by the Sesame club
  The Woman's Missionary society or the Twenty-first Avenue Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:90 o'clo.k at the home of Mrs. w. C.. Gleason, 26SO North Twentieth avenue. tss The Missionary society of the Five Points Methodist church will meet to-. morrow afternoon at o'clock at the church. The meetings after this will be held monthly and all members are asked to attend. as important business will be discussed at this time. The many friends of Mrs. T. M. Over bey will be glad to, learn of her return home after serious operation at the T. c. l. hospital at Ensley. sss | MT. Robert F. Lee Adams. Jr.. prcmi- nent young Atlantian. who has been vis- iting MT Felix Blackburn. Jr., has re- turned to his home in Atlanta. Mrs. Charles M. Ryder (Martin Glovei) l is spending the summer in Colorado. MT. Ryder will join her late in the summer, and they will make the return trip to Ok lahoma in their car. 1 MT L, Stapleton will sing the ofertory this morning at tho Fifth Avenue Pros byterian church.
 l Mrs. Theodora Powell and Miss Theo- dora left yesterday for points in Illinois and Indiana, where they will be the guests of relatives. MT. Perkins Ellis left few days agt | for Virginia. where he will spend few weeks at the Ellis family home, "Afton. in Buck,nghs m county, Virginia as the