The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

parents, MT. and Mrs. Bagwell on Thir- teenth street.
 Mrs. R. J. Kirkley of Aliceville and her three attractive daughters of Aliceville is visiting Mrs. Julia Werner on Tenth street. Mrs Kirkley was the beautiful and attractive Bess Mcleod of Tusca- loosa, one of the noted belles of this city
 Misses Marie and Erna Phillipson are the guest of their grandmother, Mrs J. Phillipson in Birmingham, and are the recipients of much social attention.
 Lieutenant Howell Hayslette has wired his family of his arrival at Newport News after almost two years in France He will go to Chicago to visit his mother, Mrs. Lucy Hayslette before returning to his home and many friends in Tusca- loosa
 Mrs. Fred Mills has gone to Chatta- Eooga to meet her husband who has just returned sfrom France and is awaiting discharge at Camp Oglethorpe Mir and Mrs. Mills will visit in New York before | returning home.
 Tuesday evening Miss Maude Hender- son Walkers music class gave it's an nual recital, which was greatly enjoyed | by a large audience assembled in the auditorium of the high school. l The tragedy of the motor boat Mary Frances is still too fresh in the memory of the people of this community for | social matters to be entered into with any great amount of zest and the gen. 1 eral prospect is socially that the season will be rather subdued for several weeks | to come.
 Lieut.. Donald McMahon has returned to his home in Livingston, Ala, after l xN1no mt ycif fytA ;v fI,t oif where he is so well known and widely popular. He was in the thick of the l fighting on the western front in France ! and miraculously escaped injury.
 Mrs Elgin Johnston has gone to Chat | tanooga to meet her husband who is still in camp there, awaiting discharge | after service with the army overseas | Mrs. Johnston was Katie Lee Doughty, enc of the most popular girls Tuscaloosa has ever had, and her hundreds of friends rejoice with her in the safe return of her gallant husband.
 Miss Elizabeth Cade has returned from Brewton where she was member of a house party Miss Eleanore Henderson who was also one of the house party has gone to Andalusia for visit to her uncle Judge J. M. Robinson and his family. l Lieutenant Harold Crutcher, son of MT and Mrs. J. P. Crutcher who has just returned safely from overseas service with the army. is being warmly greeted here at home where he is general faY- orite. His ship was torpedoed going over and he was gassed at the front, but IS now received and shows no bad effects of his experiences.
 l Mrs J. A. Duckworth entertained the Thursday Embroidery club at her attrac- tive home on Brown street Refresh ments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Monnish have gone | lett +1,a;r lor btQy~ w. David Johnston.
 | Dr. L.. o. Dawson, pastor of the First Baptist church, has returned from Salt Lake City, where he went as the delegate from the Tuscaloosa Rotary club Lieut.. William Van de Graft has ar rived to spend a furlough with his par ents, Judge and Mrs. A. $. Van de Gra1I' on Greensboro avenue
 Miss Sallie Thompson has gone to boll- gee for a visit of several weeks with MT and Mrs. William D. Johnson. Mrs. John Mckinley who has been vls- iting her sister, Mrs. Bernard Harwood in this city, has returned to her home IT Eutaw.
 MT and Mrs w. J. Tress of Meridian Mississippi, are visiting relatives in this city.
 Mr John Fields Jackson, Tuscaloosa manager of the Postal telegraph com panies, was married in Selma last Mon day to Miss Alma Day The couple are Irow enjoying trip to eastern points anc will be at home at Tuscaloosa after July 1.
 MT. Sterling Harris accompanied by hi' sister, Miss Leila Harris, Miss Katie | Belle Harrison, Miss Leila Wood of Bir mingham and Mir. Basil Wood of Bir
 mingham left Thursday in an automopli' for Rome Ga, Mentone, Lookout Noun ltain and other summer resorts.
 Lieutenant Claude Deal has returned from overseas military service and il
 heinz warmly greeted by his man. friends
 Billy Palmer, one of the best know
 of the social set of Tuscaloosa, has re
 turned from service in France with tn s1st division, which was in the thick
 things on the western front. He escape
 without a scratch
 Mrs T. T. Husey of Bessemer is vlslt
 ing her brother, Dr. S. F. Mayflelo all
 John Mayfield.
 MT. Henry Baker has joined his siste
 Mrs Earnest McClathery at Mentone 10 a vacation. =.
 Mir. and Mrs O. E. Oswald have re
 turned from a visit to relatives in Bii
 mingham.
 Miss Katherine Kilgore of Birmingham
 is visiting her father and mother Capta'
 and Mrs c. c. Kilgore.
 Mrs. H, L. McKean of Mobile IS spehe ing the summer with her brother J.
 Iyssery on Tenth street.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ward are entel taining Mrs. Wards grandmother MI
 M E Wright and his sister, MISS Ma ? -o+ rI,dcon of MOntgOmery.