The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07
AUTOMOBILE RIDES POPULAR FOR
 CONVALESCENTS AT CAMP SHERIDAN
By nosALlE ARMrsrEAo HIGGINS


 Montgomery, July 6.-(Speeial)-The ride for the eonvalescent soldiers at the base hospital, under the auspices or the motor division of the Woman's League for Service. on Tuesday after noon was particularly enjoyable. and 40 men were taken for ride of two hours over the splendid roads of this county, returning to the hospital en- thusiastic over the good time they had. Six women remained at the hospital and distributed flowers in every ward among the men who were unable to be up. To say they were pleased would be expressing it mildly. A bouquet of exquisite roses was placed at the bed side of one man who was recovering from ether, and as he opened his eyes and gathered them in his arms. enjoy ing their delightful fragrance, he ex- claimed. ''This is life"
 Another patriotic woman carried out large basket of delicious figs, and they proved d treat indeed, as the men. most all of whom are from different section of the country, had never seen figs before. One has but to visit the base hospital to realize just how well come d guest is there. and how much brighter the men are afterwards. Magazines are always welcome. and especially the illustrated sections oi the Sunday papers.
 Several beautiful programmes are being given weekly at the Young Mems Christian association huts at | Camp Sheridan, and each entertainment | is attended by hundreds of soldiers who are most appreciative. On Tuesday evening at Hut 337, Mrs J. c. Haygood. Mrs Lawrence Well, MT. F. A. Upham and Miss Pauline Levy gave lovely
 programme. The same evening Mrs. F. | H. Smyth Mrs. T. A. Davis and little Miss Katherine Davis delighted a large audience at Hut 57.
 | A most pleasing programme was l given at the Red Cross building
 Wednesday evening for the convales- cent soldiers, when those taking part on the programme were Mrs. ]. c. Hay ood, Miss Pauline Lewy, Miss Sallie | Pearson, Miss Rosalie Armistead Hig- gins, Miss Goldbye simon, Miss Sophie Trum Mrs J. B. Rapier. Mrs. E. E. 1 Cobb and Miss Estelle Sikes.
 | MT. and Mrs Herbert Tresslar en- | tertained delightfully."- last evening in honor of their daughter, Miss Ethel Tresslar and Lieut.. Isaac Bert Traf- ford. whose marriage will be an inter- esting event Of today. The home was artistically decorated for the occasion with a profuson of brides roses, pink and white asters and ferns. During the evening. ices and cakes were served. The guests were limited to the bridal
 party
 | The First Presbyterian church was the scene Of pretty wedding Tuesday morn l ing at 9:3O o'clock when Miss Ethel Tresslar the attra ctive daughter of Mir. ] and Mrs HI4erbert Tress!ar. became the bride of Lieut. Isaac Bert Trafford The
 church waS prettily decorated for the oc- casion with palms and baskets of white l roses and before the ceremony a beauti- I ful musical programme was rendered l by the organist, Mrs. John c. Haygood. fDuring the ceremony ITO Wild Rose. I I by MacDowel as softly played. and 1 the party entered to the strains of | lI.s.Aen@rin's wedd ng march led by the Eushers, Sergt. Mona V. Anderson, Sergt. Arthur NJ Budd. Mir. Herbert Tresslar. Jr., and Mir Elmo Trafford The bride i | only attendant was her sister. Miss Syii- | nes Tressiar. the mad of honor. She I wore becoming costume of pink georg- | cite crepe, and pink picture hat Wit. | touches of turquoise blue, and carried an arm cluster bouquet of pink asters tied with pink tulle The bride entered With l,s-~ r~' -e- NJ H p. Tresslar, by whom
 she was given in marriage. She wore ' .....-4 cpas s.it of white satin. w''h