The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-10

 lis visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. o. ! c. McGehee. He is in the United States navy and attending the Great Lakes training school.
 Mrs. R. F. Ligon has returned home after spending some time in Wellesley, Mass, where he daughter, Miss Emily lLigon is a student at Wellesley college. 1 Mrs. Churchill Marks has gone to Greensboro to visit her sister, Mrs. fletcher Monette.
 l Mrs. David Riley Cook of Selma has
 come to Montgomery to spend the in- 1 ter.
 1 The friends of Mrs. Frances Patter- 1 son Walker will be interested to learn that she has volunteered for canteen { service and has passed her physical ex- Iaminations
 ] Each Tuesday a congenial party of young women spend the day at the ! Country club, chatting and playing bridge and knitting. The party sun ] day included Miss Livye Hart, Miss Carl Pinkston, Miss Maggie Ray, Miss Eliza beth Hudson, Mrs. Joe Hudson, Miss Sara Evans Mrs. Paul Vaughan, Miss Clemmie Belle Buchanan, Miss Alice Griggs Miss May Steiner and Miss 1 Katherine Whitfield.
 ! Mrs. J. c. Quillian of Hartford is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. o. Quillian, l on McDonough street.
 1 Miss Elizabeth Wilkerson has re- turned to Boucher college at Baltimore. ! Lieut. Beck McCrossin of Birmingham has come to Montgomery and is sta- l toned at Camp Sheridan. ! The many friends of Mir Robert J. Turner, who is with the 117th field ar tillery, will be glad to learn that he has arrived safely overseas. | Mir. Pitt Tyson Manor has returned to Gulfport Military academy to resume
 his studies. | Mrs. Woodward Hubbard of Charlotte, |, IN. C.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis
 Robinson. at her home on South Court
 street. Mrs. Hubbard, who was for
 merly Miss Alice O'Cohnell, charm = : ing Montgomery girl, is being cordial ! ly welcomed D ymany friends. l Mrs. l.. c. Rawlinson of Columbus is
 visiting Judge and Mrs. c. R. Bricken 1 at their home on Gilmer avenue. 1 Mrs. Edward O'Connell and little
 daughter of Birmingham are visiting
 her sister Mrs w. B. Jackson, on South Perry street. They will leave shortly
 for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, to. join Lieu tenant 0Connell who is stationed there 1 Miss Mary Frances Hughes has re- turned from 3 visit to Birmingham and ] is with her grandmother, Mrs. L. J Richardson, on South Lawrence street. Mrs. Charles A. Thigpen, Miss Eliza beth Thigpen and Master Charles Thig- lpen have gone to Atlanta to visit Miss Dorothy Thigpen, who is student al iAgnes Scott college. Before returning they will Nisit Maj. Charles Thgper lat Fortress Monroe, Va.
 Mrs. Wyatt Patterson of Atlanta i: I visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ben F Noble, at @ioverdale
 1 MT. Edward Joseph has returned tt Montgomery after an extended stay ii ithe Adirondack mountains. i Lieutenant and Mrs. Moffet, who have been at Port Clinton, O., where he wa lstationed at Camp Perry, are spend ling several days at the Gay Teagu, lhotel. en route to Columbus, Ga, where inc will be stationed. They are makins the trip in their car.
 MT. and Mrs. $. R. Slaymaker o
 Lancaster, Pa, have come to Montgom
 ery to visit their son. Lieutenant Slay
 maker, who is stationed at Taylor field
 Miss Wiley Gayle, one of Mont
 gomerys brightest and most attractiv' young women, has been accepted fol lcanteen service and is awaiting her or
 ders.
 Tnsgn Jordan Tysonf who was re gently graduated with honors at Pei
 ham Bay N. r.. will arrive in a few days to be the guest of his parents Judge and Mrs. John Tyson