The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

iISI naval OIllCeIS tO lOSe HIS He, ana , memory by popular subscription of Breedin and Mrs. Ike Gladden., who are assisted by a number of young society girls.
 Miss Mary Axford, chairman of the anti-tuberculosis work here, stated today that many persons are not aware that every cent raised by the sale of seals is to be used in Dallas county for the fight against tuberculosis. The quota for Dal- las county is 5000, and effort is being made to come up to this splendid sum. The sale of stamps will continue through next week and the public is urged to lay in its supply of the stickers for Christi mas.
 Members of the Wednesday Bridge club were entertained this morning by Mrs Walter Duncan at her home on Mabry street, where an attractive floral ar rangement added to the charm of the apartments thrown open to the gusts A cut-glass trophy was contested for and at the conclusion of the games salad course and coffee were served The club members present were: Mrs. O. NJ Hendricks. Mrs. J. B. Ellis, Mrs E. W. Pettus. Mrs. Howard Crandall, Mrs Hugh Mallory, Mrs. Edward Graham Mrs. Frank Davidson, Mrs Frank Mil nous Mrs Julian Smith, Mrs. P. B. Moss. Miss Mary Hoard Wilson left Fridav for her home in Birmingham, after a stay of several months with her sister Mrs T. l.. Mcdonald.
 Miss Erin Smith has returned to her home in Prattville after visit to her aunt, Mrs. T. L. Mcdonald. Among the bridge club hostesses on Wednesday was Miss Kate Smith, who entertained her club at the home of Mrs. John Creagh on Fremont street Four tables were arranged for the games, and the prize for high score among the guests. was box of handkerchiefs A members salad course was served at I o'clock
 Mrs. Emma Smith Winston, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs Ernest Lamar, left Tuesday for Blountsvi1le, where she teaches school.
 MT. Earle Childers has returned from short business trip to Memphis.
 Mrs E. E.. Broach and little daughter, ,Rebecca, returned Tuesday to their home in Meridian aftre a pleasant visit to Mrs. Broach's sister, Mrs. Blanks. on Lau- derdaie street.
 Miss Frances Callen has returned to her studies at Boucher college after spend- ing holiday in Washington with school friends, chaperoned by her aunt Miss Sarah Callen.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Saks, who returned Thursday to Birmingham after we'd ding trip in the east, were expected to spend Sunday in Selma with Mrs. Sak's parents, MT. and Mrs. s. Eagle, on Dal- las avenue.
 Mrs. J. L. Dickerson of Greenwood, Fla, is the guest of Mrs. Fred Wag- ner.
 Mrs. Pettus Roberts of Atlanta is thS guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Cater at the Hotel Albert
 Announcement cards have been issued, reading as follows: MT and Mrs John of their daughter. Theresa Louise; to Frs king Lamar McNaron on Thursday, No vember 27, 1913. Selma, AfA.s
 MT. and Mrs. McNaron win mako their home in Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. L. Bishop is spending short
 
 mission to write up old Mobile for a well-known magazine She is the house guest of Miss Mary G. Tilney.
 Miss Grace Jones is resting comfort ably at a local hospital after a slight operation.
 Friends of Mrs W. M Vaughan will 1 be glad to learn that she is recuperat- ing rapidly from recent operation for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Helen McKinnon. who returned home recently from New York. after stopping off for a week with her sister Mrs. J. s. Lee, in Birmingham. was ! Joined Tuesday by her daughter. Miss Nell McKinnon. of Atlanta, who will spend the month of December in Selma. Miss McKinnon will resume her library | work in Atlanta at the end of her vaca- 1 ton. daughter, Katherine, have returned from Camden. where they were guests in the 1 handsome old antebeTlum home of Mrs. l s. J. Erwin. Among delightful coterie | Of guests assembled to meet Mrs Chap l man during her stay was Charles Wash | burn, the famous baritone. who recently | returned from oversea service, and is | well known as a singer on chautauqua l circuits.
 Miss Kate Chisoim, accompanied by 1 Miss Minnie Lee Moore of Orrville and 1 Miss Frances Morrison of Selma, left l the past week for New York. where she | will join Mrs. T. E. Garys pleasant household and spend the month of De- tember. Mrs. Gary Is chaperoning Miss | Annie Lee of Birmingham, Miss Annie -s ! s-- -.
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