The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-09

Davis recited three, original poems of a
 patriotic nature which were very clever 1 and greatly enjoyed by the guests. Miss | Davis was guest of the chapter for the afternoon. Other guests were Mrs c. A. Garrett, Mrs. w. R. Harrison and Mrs. i Paul Mertins.
 l Mrs. Frank Walker and little son Page have gone to Dothan, Ala, to visit Mrs. 1 Roy Hammond for few days. 1 Miss Marion Cruickshank will go to l Autaugavile Friday to spend the week 1 end.
 l Miss Eloise Le Grand, Miss Livye Hart,
 Miss Fannie Baldwin Simpson and Miss l Eleanor Browder have returned from 1 Tuscaloosa, where they attended the mid | term dances given by the University l Mir Bealle Hart has returned to Mont gcmery to live, after being away for a year, spending part of this time in Ten
 nessee and the last few months in the
 army.
 i Mrs. Fletcher Monette of Greensboro l is the guest of her parents, pr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wood on Church street. l Mrs. Churchill Marks, who has been visiting relatives in Petersburg, Va, is
 e> pected to arrive home today. l The many friends of MT. Paul Le Grand who hos been at the Naval Training
 school at Pelham Bay, New York, will | O commission as ensign, and is spending | several days at home with his parents. Rev F. DuM. Devall of Memphis. Tenn, l is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Algernon
 Blair ot their home on Fielder street.
 Mir, Bert Fitzpatrick. who has been attending the naval school at Pelham | Bay, New York. has received a commits 1 sion as ensign and is spending several days leave of obsence with his parents. l He is being welcomed by a large num-
 ber of friends.
 Mrs. NJ. K. Layton will leave this morn- | ing for Columbus, Ga, where she was i called by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
 w A. Chastain.
 l Miss Olive Chunn has returned from
 a visit to Charlotte, N. c. Miss Chunn
 is with the home service section of the
 Red Cross.
 | Miss Jean Well will return today from
 visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph Herzfeld | in West Point, Ga. The many friends l of Miss Veil will regret to learn that
 wfile there she was ill with influenza. i MT. Elmore F. Higgins has returned
 tp Atlanta after a visit to his wife and
 children in this city.
 | The Mothers Circle held it's regular
 meeting Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. W. B. Friedman on South Hull ! street The regular business meeting was first held and then the gas situa- ] tion in which this circle has been inter- | ested for several weeks was discussed 1 It seems that the gas is not yet satis- | factory and Mrs. O. B. Waldo. chair
 man of the gas committee, requests all lhousekeepers who are dissatisfied with | the gas service to mail card to her l to that effect at her home, 103 Pine street.
 l The suggestion was made that since 1 the war was over the merchants should 1 begin free delivery again, thus rein stating porters and deliverymen who have been mustered out of the service | after being in the army.
 | Mrs. B. F. Hardeman. director for I the morning, intrdoulced N. l.. Brad | ley of Birmingham ex-president of the
 State Organization of Mothers who spoke on the need of more mothers
 clubs throughout Alabama.
 l Miss Eula Lee Hutchinson, who pos l sesses a beautiful voice. sang two num-
 bers, accompanied By Mrs J. c. Hay good. Mrse. Howard Gerish also gave
 pleasure to her audience with several | songs
 Mrs. w. J. Elliott. president of the
 Mothers Circle, was present and pre-
 sided over the meeting. There were
 about 30 members present. ' The Ionian club met Thursday morn ] ing at II o'clock with Mrs. James S. 1 Pinckard at her home, "Rockhaven.
 After the business of the club was transacted a literary programme was 1 furnished by several of the memb CTS
 Mrs. B. F. Evans. director for the morn
 ing, read an interesting paper on Gen eral Foch:" and Mrs. William M Marks
 also furnished most interesting and