The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-02

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 ost popular young matrons. Mrs. Con- a Jones, charming Selma girl. 1 toned for some months at the aviation repair depot and both he and his bride have a large circle of warm friends who extend congratulations and best wishes. | Miss May Perrin, Miss Eloise Cromwell and Mrs. Cromwell will leave Sunday morning for New York city. Miss Eloise Cromwell will resume her study of voice. i MT. Joe Francis Garland is improving after being ill with influenza l Miss Eloise LeGrand will spend the weekend in Tuscaloosa, attending the l sity While in Tusca loosa she will be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Searcy and l Miss Grace Ryan.
 | MT. and Mrs. Louis Moore have moved | from their home "Westover'' and wilt be at home in CIoverdale in the house | formerly occupied by the family of MT. 5. J. Cassles.
 l Dr. and Mrs. Brandon Hubbard will | so to New York in few weeks where they will make their home. This news will be regretfully received by their many friends in Montgomery. | Mrs. w. l.. Elsberry has gone to Gin 1 cinnati, Ohio, where she will visit her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Arthur | Elsberry.
 Mrs. Walter Eugene Perkins. who has 1 been visiting her mother Mrs J. w. | Strudwick in Strudwick. Ala for the past month, is at home again. Miss Pattie Trawick has returned home after being ill with pneumonia at a 1 local infirmary.
 | Mrs. William Armstead Brooks, Jr, Will arrive today to be the guest of Miss ! f N1nY.,
 merly Miss Virginia, Randolph of Nash 1 vile, N c.
 Miss Eleanor Murphee of Troy, Ala, will spend Saturday in Montgomery en route to Salisbury, N C., where she will 1 attend the wedding of Miss Ada Wor- sham Before returning home Miss 1 Murphee will make visit to Lynchburg. where she was graduated from Randolph | Macon college several years ago Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Winter have as their guest at their home on South Perry | street, Mrs. l. Winter of Philadelphia 1 MT. and Mrs. Lee kayser and Miss Grace Kayser who have been spending sometime in Montgomery, where they came to attend the l<ayser-Levy wedding have returned to their home in Denver, | Col
 Mrs. David Robinson of New York 1 is the guest of her sister and neice Mrs. C. Schoenhof and Mrs. Adolph 4NVeil at their home on South Perry street
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Stern of Brook line, Mass. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Veil on South Perry street Mrs. Victor Roberts and little daughter, Jue Lee, left Wednesday for Blacks burg, $ C., where they will join her husband, Dr. Roberts, who has just re- | ceived his honorab ble discharge from the army, and they will reside in Blacksburg He was stationed for sometime at Camp Sheridan with the Ninth sanitary train.
 The friends of MT. and Mrs Adolph Well will be glad to learn that Mrs. Veil is improving after an illness ot ! several days.
 Capt. and Mrs. Harwood Bowman left Wednesday night for San Diego, Cal, l where Captain Bowman will be stationed with the rty-eighth field artillery at Camp kearney. Captain and Mrs Bow man spent the past 10 days with Mrs. bowman's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Morti- mer Futile.
 verne, Ala, on account of the illness ot her mother Mrs. J. C. McLendon 1 Dr. Montague Futile of Atlanta Ga has returned to his home after visiting his brother, Dr. Mortimer Futile, for sev- eral days.
 The many friends of Mrs. l.. A. Dick will be glad to know that she has suf-
 
 al local infirmary to return to her home in Capitol Heights
 Miss Lee Ila Cotton has returned from a delightful visit to her mother, Mrs. Cotton of Columbus, Ga
 Miss Winnie David Orr of Atlanta, Ga, is making her home with her sis ter Mrs s. C. Evans of Bungalow City.
 Mir. and Mrs W. D. Sankey, Jr., are
 visiting their parents. Mir and Mrs. w. D. Sankey at Showdown, Ala Mir. Sankey was formerly with the quarter master corps at Camp Sheridan but has now been discharged The friends of MT. John Fike will be sorry to learn that he is ill at his home in Bungalow City.
 Mrs. w. D. Suggs and little son, Wal ter K, are the guests of MT. and Mrs Vernon Merritt at their home in Bun- gaow City.
 Mr. Bryan Berry, a former membel of the old Fourth. Alabama regiment
 has returned to Montgomery after doing duty overseas Mir. Barry was wounded | in the battle of Chateau Thierry anc Verdua and has been in hospital r l France for several months. He arrived among the wounded at Camp Sheridan 1 December 3l and is now-at Camp Sheri- 1 dan awaiting his discharge before re-
 turning to his home in Notasulga. Ala
 Mir Berry tells many thrilling and in 1 IefeStlnS instances or ms lire Tn franCe
 The many friends of Miss Elizabeth
 Coleman will be glad to learn that she | has been able to resume her position 1 on the faculty of the Lanier High schoo
 after an absence of several weeks.
 Mrs. B. E. Jones has returned to hel l home in Jacksonville, Fla. after a de
 lightful visit to her son and daughter
 Mr and Mrs. c. R. Jones.
 Mir and Mrs. F. F. Powers have hao
 as their guests, their parents, Mir ano
 Mrs l.. R. Reab and sister, Mrs. w. F
 Law. They have motored back to theii home in Augusta, Ga, after a delightful visit
 Mir and Mrs. H. R. Seawell have al their guest, their brother. MT. w.
 Shillits of Birmingham, Ala. who is II
 the city attending the senate.