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

Tuscaloosa, August 22.-tSpecia,) Invitations have been received in this city to the marriage of Captain Quinn by Melton. born and raised in Tusca- loosa, to Miss Mary Ella Davenport Of Americus, Ga. the date being Septem- Der 10, in Americus. Captain Melton
 is we'll kown over Alabama and was very popular in his school days in the university.
 Messrs Edward Hill and Harry Pritchett entertained with party to their friends Wednesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Powers, their grandparents. About hundred young men and young ladies were in vited and the occasion was very elab- crate andf3 enjoyable function. The young gentlemen were assisted in their duties as hosts by Mrs. Katie Lou Pritchett and Miss Sudie Beck Powers. The Rural Woman's club was enter tained at the home of it's president Mrs l.. F. Williams, on the Hargrove road Friday evening. A programme of
 music and recitations was given an1 admission charged, the proceeds to be used in the purchase of a machine foc making brooms out of the broom corn raised by the club members. Those who took part in the programme were Mrs. Aston Maxwell and Mrs. Collier, Mrs McEachin. MT Dugin, MT. Walter
  others.
 The annual Salvation Army picnic was held Friday at Riverview park under the leadership of Ensign Keller, new leader of the army at this place. About 200 people were in attendance and the business men and other citl- zens of the community had given lib- orally to make the occasion a success | as it was
 1 MT. Roy Faucette has returned from Birmingham, where he spent good portion of the week on business. l MT and Mrs. Hope Hargrove. Miss Ida Hargrove and MT. G. B. Frierson, IT,, have returned from a pleasant motor trip to Birmingham, where they were the guests of Mrs. Donald, Mrs. King and Mrs Berney. 1 Rain interfered with the annual pie
 nic of Christ Episcopal church so that | the. trip to Riverview could not be | taken but the members of the congTe- gation assembled at the church in the
 afternoon and there was enjoyed a so- | cial meeting-and the well-filled bas- | kets were investigated and done jus | tice to. as well.
 l The hundreds of Tuscaloosa friends I of Jerry Nuckolls. brother of Mrs
 Richard Taylor of this city, will be |! glad to know that he has returned | from overseas and is visiting relatives | Tn B1rmlnSndm. IleutelldHl NuCkOllS | served in the medical corps and was up on the active front a considerable portion of the time.
 MT and Mrs. J. P. Burchfield, Her.
 man Burchfield. Miss Hester Maude Burchfield and J. P. Burchfield. Jr.
 have gone in a motor car to Biloxi
 Miss. and other coast resorts, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. L. G. Spain has been called to Birmingham by the critical illness cf her nephew. Master Dan Cameron.
 Mrs. Charles Wilson and children of Eutaw are the guests of relatives here | for several days.
 Mrs. Borden Gewin and children left Thursday for two weeks visit with
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Patton of Knox vile, Tenn.
 Mrs. M. l. Ward has returned from
 a two weeks visit spent very pleas
 antly with relatives in Biloxi. Miss. Miss Lavella Collins of Birmingham Is the attractive guest of Misses Iva Snow and vesta Pickett on Broad | street.
 l and Russellville, where she will spend the remainder of the summer as the I guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Dodd
 Miss Margaret Koepple has returned
 from a pleasant visit with relatives at | Blocton.
 Misses Esther Watkins and Mary Hinton of Chattanooga are the attrac- l tive guests of their aunt. Mrs. Charles Watkins. on Tenth street. They will 1 visit here for several weeks ] MT. and Mrs. Searcy Quarles and children of Meridian, Miss. are vis.t- | ing Mir and Mrs. Fred Koepple or | Tenth street.
 Miss Annie May Tibbs of Blocton .s l the guest of Miss Margaret Koeppie | for 10 days.
 | Miss Marie Leach has gone to Mout- l gomery to visit relatives and friends there for several weeks.
 Mir. Edward Wiley Hausman. former | ly of Tuscaloosa. but now of Rirmin9-