The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
TUSCALOOSA SOCIETY

Tuscaloosa, August s.-(Special 1-AIr.
 R. F. Goodman was married to Mrs.
 Laura Kennedy Tuesday evening at the
 Presbyterian manse by Rev. Dr. c. NJ
 Boyd in the presence of a few friends.
 Mrs. Kennedy has been connected with
 the nurses school at the Insane Hospital
 for number of years, and Mir Goodman
 is a successful planter who lives on the
 Hargrove road. Both are well known
 and have the best wishes of a host of
 friends.
 Master Glen Kersh and his sister, Miss
 Imelda, entertained the young set of boys
 and girls at a beautiful party at the
 home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. M
 G, Kersh on Seventh street. Tuesday
 evening.
 One of the thoughtful kindnesses of the
 week was that of group of Presby-
 terian ladies who Tuesday afternoon
 gathered at the county aims house on
 the Huntsville road and gave a party
 for the inmates of that institution, serv-
 ing an abundance of ice cream and cake
 and other real home made dainties to
 the unfortunates who are located there.
 Then they had a social time of it with
 these poor people, who were greatly de-
 lighted to know that though submerged
 under the waves of diversity, they are
 not wholly forgotten.
 An unusual and unique affair occurred
 Tuesday evening when a group of some
 of the best artists in the social life of
 Tuscaloosa headed by MT. Tom Garner,
 director of music at the University ap-
 peared at the colored Baptist church
 under the auspices of the Alice Lee so-
 ciety, to assist the coored citizens in
 raising money to purchase pews for their
 church. MT Garner presented to the
 colored audience a most enthusiastically
 appreciative one, some of the best talent
 in Tuscaloosa, among the well known
 society people belonging to the best fam lilies of this city being Mrs. Harry Eddins,
 Mrs James Alston, MT. Sterling Harris
 and MT Thomas Foster. The good col- ored citizens were greatly apprec1atiye of the desire of the white people to
 help them and turned out 8 capacity audience for the occasion. raising hand some sum for the worthy object. Miss Irene Dominick entertained the members of the Philathea class of the First Methodist church Friday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. ana Mrs Walter Dominick on Tenth street. Miss Ellen Foster entertained Wednes= day evening in honor of her, niece, Miss lone Foster of Forsyth, Ga, who has been the guest of Miss Ellen for the past 10 days. A large number or guests were present on the occasion. and the evening was delightfully."-. passed, with music, refreshments and other diversions of a congenial group of people. Miss Bessie Clary is the guest of Mrs. G. NJ. Appleyard on Fifteenth street for a few days en route to Syla- cauga, where she will spend the rest of the summer with Mrs. T. $. Clarke l MT Banks Kennedy. one of the most popular. men who ever attended the university, has arrived from his home l in Chicago and is spending few days | with his aunts, the Misses Donoho, on Seventh street. MT. Kennedy is CT route to Mer.jah to visit his mother | Dr. ChaY.' .~ q Try Rudolph has been | in the city a few avs visiting his wife 1 and daughters, N1ho are spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. s. F. Aston | Dr. Rudolph is medical inspector al | Fort Oglethorpe.
 Mrs Jack Dyer and little daughter have returned to Birmingham, accmo- panied by Mrs. Twice Johnson and Miss Madge Johnson who will visit MT and | Mrs. Dyer until September l. l Mrs D. l.. Poe and children have zone to Roanoke, where they will visit relatives for a few days and later go to Rock Mills for a sojourn before re- turning home September l.
 Misses Mary Lee and Mabel Adams of Butler have been the attractive guests of Miss Sara harmon for few days and left Friday for Birmingham, where they will spend a week with friends MT. and Mrs. A. L. Lindsley have re- turned from pleasant motor trip to Birmingham.
 Miss Nettie Fitzgerald and Miss Frances Glass arrived Thursday from l tLeir home in Birmingham for visit with relatives in this city and VIII I later visit friends in Gordo. Mrs G E. Robertson and children | have gone to Gordo to visit her father, MT. T. K. Glass, where they will spend l a week.
 Captain Quimby Melton arrived here 1 Monday for visit to his aunt, Mrs Katie Melton McEachin, on Queen City avenue, and the hundreds of friends | of this former Tuscaloosan were glao 1 to welcome him home after his serv- I Mrs. James Bradford and her twt | children have gone to Detroit where | they will spend the remainder of tht summer with relatives.
 ! Miss Bessie Mosely has gone to Bir- | n.ingham for a visit to Miss Lois What 1 lingford
 l Mrs. Claude Nelson has returned after a pleasant visit of 8 week tt | friends and relatives in Birmingham l Mir and Mrs. c. E. Boykin and daugh- i ter, Miss Myra. left Tuesday for a va cation trip to resorts in the east, an6 I including Chicago. Niagara Falls and I New York city Miss Ruth Boykin oi State Line. Miss, joined the party ai Artesia.
 Mrs. Brown Love of Meridian. who