The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-24

memDer or the younger set, ana one Vho will attend Sweetbrier college this 1 ard Miss Lena May Jones. Mir. Wilson
 Somerline, MT. Frank Hinds. MT. George
 Smith, MT. Frank Parker, Mir. Earl John-
 son, MT. Carlyle Bangham, MT. Joe Nor
 ris, MT. Cecil Rankin, MT. Ray Hughes,
 MT. s. B. Sightler, MT. Hines Jones' Mir
 w. R. Graham, MT. Sam Graham and
 Mir. Warren McPherson.
 MT. Tim Browder entertained at an in
 formal dance Wednesday evening at his
 home in CLoverdale. The affair was en- Joyed by number of the younger set
 and music was furnished by an ex- cellent jazz band During the evening dainty ice course was served and de- licious punch was dispensed from a pret- tily appointed table by the chaperones Mrs. Tom McGough, Jr., and Mrs. W. H. Bowdoin
 Among those present were Miss Mamie Spann. Miss Viola Spann, Miss Eugenia McGough, Miss May Inglis, Miss Mar garet Inglis, Miss Leiah Powell, Miss Eva Carr. Miss Nan Garrett, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Kate McCauley, Miss Bessie Savage, Miss Mary Bennett and Miss An- nie Lee Holloway; MT Tim Browder, MT
 Shepard Spann, MT. Harold Bowdoin, MT. William Dowdell. Mir. John Branch. Mir. .Aurelius Evans, Mir. Earnest Will Hams, MT. George Savage, Mr. John Jackson, MT. Merritt Robinson, Mir w. F. Crenshaw, Mir Carlyle Langham, Mir. Billie Ray, MT. Fred Smith, MT. Earl Lutz and Mir. Benson Booth.
 Mrs. F. F. Burnett of Greenville who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Horace Hood, in Montgomery, re- turned home Thursday accompanied by Miss Clauselle Hood. who will be her guest for several days.
 Miss Ethel Steagall has returned from delightful visit to relatives in Ozark. She was accompanied by Miss Mable steagan, who will be her attractive house guest.
 Mrs. Henry Foster and children of Birmingham are the guests of her moth CT, Mrs. Lucy w. Lahey.
 Mrs. T. N. Francis is the guest of Mrs. W. S. Moughon In Birmingham
 Miss Dorothy Cobb has returned from a Visit to her sister Mrs. w. R. J. Dunn, in Birmingham.
 The many friends of Mrs. J. R. Gam proving from recent illness at her home on South Court street
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. A. Kessler and Master John and Master Ber- rett keSsler. are spending several weeks at Mentope.
 Miss Cofrie Hill, who has been spend ing the summer at Camp Quinnebeck, South Fairlee, Vt, is in New York as the guest of friends. She will return to Montgomery shortly.
 Miss Leila McWilliams of Pineapple is the guest of Mrs. w. w. Hall at her home or South Court street.
 Mrs S. H. Dreyspring and Miss Flora Dreyspring of Birmingham passed through the city Tuesday en route to Richmond, Cal, where they will be the guests of MT. George Dreyspring.
 MT. and Mrs. U. M. Bachtel have as their guests Misses Frank Prior and Banch Mcintosh and Mr. Charles Thompson of Chattanooga
 MT. A. R. Addison is in the city visit Ing his brother and sister, MT and Mrs T. A. Holtzcaw. at their home on South Decatur street MT. Addison received his discharge from the army Saturday and Is en route to his home in Tampa. Fla
 Miss Dorothy Morley left Monday evening for visit to points in Ohio and Indiana
 Miss Lucia May Giddings returned Monday t6 her home in Birmingham after } delightful visit to Miss Olive Nelson.
 Miss Lucille Carter of Selma will ar i've Wednesday to attend the camp at W netstoHe Lake, 0at mum per or he younger set are giving
 Mrs. E. ". Patton and little daughter, Barbara, of Selma are the guests of 'eatives in the city
 Judge and Mrs O. B. Cornelius of Ashland are visiting the latter's mother, 1 Mrs. Annie Bingham at 304 South Perry | treet
 Miss Susie Thomas of wetumpka is the | ,uest of her sister at her home on South | Decatur street.
 Miss Christine Nicholson of Selma is | isiting relatives in the city.
 MT M. F.. Barganier and son, William | f:chel, and Mir. Eli Cantor left Sunday | morning a motor trip to New York !. hey will stop at all points of interest !! n their route and will return early | n September.
 Mrs. Jack Leonard has gone to Tus- aloosa for a visit with friends. and Tas accompanied by little Eloise Beaty. 'ho has been her guest for several veeks.
 Miss Edna Slay left Sunday for Mont emery. where she was joined by Miss Murphy of Washington, and ogether these young ladies will enjoy
 delightful trip to Hawaii and Honolulu. There they will visit Mai. and Mrs. Tab rs. En route they will enjoy a brief isit to friends in New Orleans and San Selma Journal.
 MT. Lucien Gardner, IT., will leave the lst of the week for Troy. where he will isit friends and relatives.
 Mr. Joe Garland is spending his vaca- on in Mobile.
 MT. Paul Saffold has gone to Head md, where he will be the guest of IT, and Mrs. T. A. West for several avs.
 Little Miss Mary Frances Cook has as CT charming guest her young cousin. iss Mary Mcqueen of Montgomery elma Journal
 Uncle Sam Is one of the greatest hunt s in the world. In his constant warfare ! tho wolves. bears. mountain lions, .laca . q nd baf suzexf- l