The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-06

v vice with the army and is being ac- corded royal welcome by his many friends. He has been greatly missed socially.
 Colonel Jesse Nichols of the regular army who has just returned from for eign service is in the city attendant upon the bedside of his distinguishe ed father Dr. A. B. c. Nichols, who con tinues desperately i'll. Dr. Nichols is the oldest and best known physician in this section.
 The Rural Woman's club met Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. L. O. Brown, on the Hargrove road with a full at tendance of members. Refreshments were served by the hostess and a gen orally delightful time was enjoyed by the guests of the occasion.
 Mrs Vaughn Shirley and her two at tractive children have returned from a visit to relatives in Russellville.
 Mrs. Thomas Stewart, nee Ethel Mayo, of Tuscaloosa, has arrived from her home in Streater, H., for a visit of several weeks with Mrs. William Canty, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs Blanke, of Meridian have taken the Kappa Alpha frater- nifty house on the University campus and will be domiciled there for the season, until the opening of the Uni versity.
 Mrs. Hauser, Miss Elizab beth Hauser and little Shaler Hauser have gone to Anniston for visit of several weeks with relatives.
 Mrs. Albert Duncan of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. w. A. Canty, Jr for a week.
 Dr. George H. Denny president of the University of Alabama, spent sev- eral days in Montgomery during the present week in conference with Gov ernor Kilby
 Miss Mildred Wilson has returned from Anniston, Birmingham and Bes- semer, where she has been for several weeks the guest of friends and rela- : tives
 Miss Mamie Gorgas has gone to Franklin, Louisiana. to visit her sister Mrs Palfrey and other relatives.
 Mrs H. L. swain has gone to Gulf port. Miss, being called there by the critical illness of her fatehr, MT. Hal bert
 Miss Katherin Farrah has returned from Ann Arbor, Mich, where she was student in the University of Michi- gan for year. She will spend the vacation period with her parents Dean and Mrs. A. J. Farrah on Tenth street
 Mrs. Manley Foster left Wednesday for visit to Montgomery, Selma and Demopolis. the guest of relatives
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Mathis, nee Ola Davis, returned to their home in Birming- ham after a visit to relatives in Selma and Tuscaloosa, and will leave next week for the west, where they will spend sev- eral weeks.
 Mrs. Whitfield Moore, principal of the West End school, has returned to Living ston Normal college after a visit home of several days.
 Ir r VIY- Mobile, where she will remain for sev- eral weeks as guest of her brother, Wal ter Lewis.
 Mrs. Robison Brown has returned from months visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Campbell, in Rome, Ga., and also with relatives in Montgomery.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. T. Grimes. accom- panied by their son. Pearson. mortored over to Montgomery Wednesday for a visit of several days with friends and relatives.
 Miss Carey Tatum of Prattville Is vis- iting friends in this city, and is the re- cipient of much social attention.
 Miss Sara Brown has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Mon tevallo.
 Mrs Joseph Elliott, nee the atrac- tive Annie Cross. is being welcomed back home. She is visiting the Misses Mar lowe on Twenty-second avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Collins of Gal lion spent several days this week the guest of Mrs. Collins father, MT. J. C. Abbott, on Eighth street.
 Mr. Henry Baker has returned from a vacation spent very pleasantly at Men tone Springs
 The presentation of silver loving cup to Dr. J. T. Searcy, retiring superinten- dent of the Alabama Bryce Insane hos pital, last Monday night was notable occa sion, making the close of 29 years service as superintendent The loving cup was purchased by the contributions of the employees of the Tuscaloosa and Mt Vernon institutions. The stage in the assembly hall was tastefully deco rated with flowers and vines. Seated on the stage was Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce. widow of Dr. Peter Bryce, first super intendent of the hospital, and whose name it now bears; Mrs. w. D. Partlow, wife ot the incoming superintendent; Mrs J. F. Aston, Mrs. H. A. Snow, Mrs. Annie Hood, Col. Sam Will John of Selma, vice president of the board of trustees; Hon. |C. B. Werner, trustee; Frank M Moody, treasurer of the Hospital; Dr. George H. Denny, president of the University of Alabama, and Tom Garner, director of the University of Alabama Glee club. Col. Sam Will John made the presenta- ton of the beautiful silver cup and sil- yer dish. and Hon. C.. B. Werner pre- sented Dr. w D. Partlow, successor of pr. Searcy. Miss Adelyn Hood rendered a violin solo, and the guests all joined in singing Alabama" and the exercises were brought to a close by prayer by Dr. c. M. Boyd of the Presbyterian church.
 Mr. Lonnie Noojin. former athletic di- rector of the university. but now engaged in business in Albertville, spent a few days in the city visiting friends.
 The many friends of Miss Bonna Hin ton and Lewis B. Hughes of the Bethany neighborhood was a surprise to the many friends of this popular young couple. Miss Hinton was visiting friends in Birming- ham and Mir. Hughes went over and per suaded her to agree to the ceremony without further delay. They returned and tried to keen the matter q secret just fol