The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-11

l To Conserve Food-F ederal Food Com | is the guest of Miss Cora Ruth Halsey Mr and Mrs. E. F. Tyson of Cordele. Ga, are expected to arrive Wednesday to visit their parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. W. Brewer, on Burton avenue The many friends of MT. and Mrs Roy 1 Hammond will be glad to know that their son. James Bowdon, is convalescing arr CT an Illness of dyphtheria. Miss Annie Boon and Myrtle McDav1d of Hinson, Fla, are the guests of their sister, Mrs. L. L. DeJarnette. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Price will leave l today for Wilmington. Philadelphia and Buffalo, where they will spend several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs Edward May of Tusca- soosa are in the city as the guests of Mir. Mays parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dun- can May. From here MT. and Mrs. May will go to Anniston to visit Mrs. Mays parents, MT. and Mrs. s. P. Ken nedy. From there they will go to Shel- oyville, Tenn, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Mays sister, Mrs Edward Maupin. They will make the trip in their car.
 Mr. and Mrs M V. Moorefeld and daughters, Anabeth and Edyth have re- turned home after a pleasant visit to La Fayette and Moorefield.
 Miss Mary Spann will leave this morn ing for Macon, Ga. where she will visit her sister and brother, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas H, Hives.
 Mrs. Maxie Pepperman and daughter. Miss Maxine PepperInan. are now vislt- ng relatives in Birmingham. Mrs. w. B. Inge of Greensboro is vis- ting Mrs T. B. Hill on South Court street.
 MT and Mrs. Fl G. Boykin announce 1 the birth of daughter, whom they have named Helen Gray.
 ! Miss Kitty Tharn, who has been visit ling New York and other points in the east since the close of college, has re- 1 turned home
 Rev. Leigh Scott, pastor of the Trim ty Presbyterian church, and Mrs. Scott 1ill spend the month of August in the aountains of North Carolina. Mrs. J. R. Godloe and children of Greensboro are the guests of pr. and Mrs. T. B. Iill on South Court street. Mrs. R. A. Cunningham, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. K. Kelley ] 1as returned to her home in Birming- nam. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Ruth Kelley, who will spend the l aonth of August in Birmingham. Mrs Harry Kohn of Mobile has come Montgomery to make her home with her mother and father MT. and Mrs l L. Steiner, on South McDonough street, l while her husband is stationed at the remount depot. Mrs. Kohn was formerly of Montgomery, and her marriage to MT Kohn was an event of the early winter 1 MT. Sam Suratt, MT. Robert Hollis anc MT George Callaway left last night for Evansville Chicago, Detroit. Milwau- l kee and other points in the middle west They will be gone about two weeks. 1 Miss Mary Collier of Memphis, Tenn will arrive today to be the guest of Mrs l Arthur Meade and Miss Margaret Miles 1 Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth Allen ol | LaFayette and Miss Louise Slack o1 | LaGrange, Ga. are the guests of Miss Mary Brunette.
 week in their car, accompanied by Mrs A. P. Walker, for Ozark. They were I joined there on Saturday by MT and Mrs lS c. Toms and sister, Mrs. Murray, and 1 little son, Merville, in their car, and mo Itored to Panama City, where they VII 1 spend several weeks.
 l Mrs. Ben N. Wade left Tuesday wit
 her husband, Lieutenant Wade. for Caml Des Moines, Ia, where Iieutenan
 Wade will be stationed. During thu months they made their home in Mont gomery they made many friends wh' regret their departure. Mrs. Wade is ;
 l charming woman, and is a talented mu
 1 sician, the harp being her favorite in strument. Lieutenant Wade Is also I
 musician, and during the latter part Q
 his stay the base hospital orchestra wa
 under his direction.
 l A wedding of cordial interest in the cit,
 was prettily solemnized Friday afternoon
 at the home of MT. and Mrs. J, T. Jack | son on Virginia avenue, when then daughter, Anna, was united in marriag' | to Corp. Howard Theimer by the Rev O. P. Speigel. The groom is nvmbe
 of the quartermaster corps at CamI Sheridan. The bride is an attractive young girl of this city and looked lovel,
 in her wedding gown of pearl gray georg cite crepe The brides only attend
 ant was her sister, Miss Clara Jackson
 and the groom had as his best man MT Charles Tressler. A small reception fol' l lowed the ceremony The young couple will make their home with the brides
 parents on Virginia avenue. while MT Theimer is stationed at Camp Sheridan. l Mrs James G. Weiss has gone to San l dersville Ga, to visit her parents, MT and Mrs w. A. McCarty. Her sister
 Miss Grace McCarty. who has been her guest in Montgomery for several weeks