The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-20

Eighth street and are entertaining many | of their friends.
 | Mir and Mrs Walter Sanders have re- 1 turned from Miller's, Ala, and are now at home with Mrs. Maude Webb on Broad street
 Lieut. Paoli Smith of Birmingham. who has been visiting Col and Mrs. Thomas McCorvey at the university. MT I.onnie Noojin, who has been for sometime coach of athletic activities at the university, has been in the city for the past few days packing his household effects preparatory to moving to Albert vile. His wife is a noted musician and
 both of them will be greatly missed in social circles here. ISr. Noojin has en- tered business at Albertville. Mir and Mrs Welsh and their children have left in their motor for a trip to Georgia to visit relatives for several weeks.
 Mir. Ralph Crutcher has returned from a pleasant visit to friends and relatives at Greenboro
 Mrs. Whitfield Moore has returned from Livingston, where she has been
 for some weeks attending the summer normal at that place. Mir Donald Merchant of Maplesville and Miss Jessie Dean Cooper of Centre
 vile spent several days as guests of
 Misses Hattie and Grace Ward. Lieut.. Col. ,WOOISey flnnell IS DdCk III the city after an absence of more than two years in France, and is being warmly greeted by his many friends and
 relatives.
 Lieut.. w. F Cobb has just returned home from France, where he has been
 for almost two years, and where he saw
 some hard service. lie has decided to locate permanently in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. w. F.. Wrye has returned from ,la ar,f wis tn her mngham.
 Mrs. Edward Hagler has come in from
 her home in the country and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Savage
 on Ninth street.
 Mrs. Frank Inge of Eutaw is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. Bernard Harwood on Queen City avenue. for a week.
 Miss Ella Atterbury, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Donoho, on Twenty-second avenue, has gone to Alicevile for a visit with relatives Miss Margaret Chism of Selma, who has been the guest of ner cousin, Miss Mary Evans Harrison, is now visiting MT. J. C. Harrison on queen City ave nue.
 Mrs. O. D. Summer has returned from Bessemer, where she visited her son. Van Summer, and his ramily. Miss Jessie Lee Lyles and Miss Ann Eliza Lyles have returned from visit to friends in Columbus. Miss, where they were the recipients of much dis tinguished social attention. MT. and Mrs. Shelby Grisham, of New lport News, Va, who have been visiting friends and relatives here. have returned home.
 Mrs Powers and daughter of Vance motored in and spent q few days with friends Mrs. Powers expects to pur- chase a home in Tuscaloosa and will move here after September 1. MT. and Mrs. Jim Merriam, popular citizens of Holt, have moved to Ensley
 greatly to the regret of the large circle of friends in Holt and Tuscaloosa. Miss Alma Murchiso1 has returned to her home in Besseme- after a pleasant weekend visit with Mrs. o. A. Culpep- per on Eighth street. pr. and Mrs E. c. Dickinson and two little daughters have gone to Indiana for the remainder of the summer where they will visit Dr. Dickinson relatives MT. and Mrs. Tom Davis have returned from a weeks visit to relatives in Mer- idian.
 Miss Lillian Fipnell mas returned from an extended trip through Georgia, where
 she has been featuring on Birds be-
 fore summer schools. under the auspices
 of the Audubon society.
 Mrs. J. A. Lee of Macon, Miss. is visit
 ing her son, Mir. A. P Lee and his fam
 fly, on Seventh street.
 Mrs. Eugene Aston has returned from
 Maxwells station, where she spent
 week as the guest of Mrs. Farley Max
 well.
 Miss Cadde Aston Is spending a few days as the guest of Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce on Seventh street. Mrs Charles Englebert and children are visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Fow Ter and family, at W-cgeworth, Ala. Mrs. J. NJ. Shepperd of Newtonville is visiting her daughter, A.rs. Claude Bell, and her son, Mir. J. Ii. Shepperd. Mrs. Viola Shirley and daughters of this city are visiting ner sister, Mrs. Claude Bell. at Wedgeworth. Miss Anna Thames entertained her friends at motion picture party Friday afternoon, and after the visit to the theatres refreshments were served at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. D. Thames, on Thirteenth street Lieut.. James R. Price mas received his honorable discharge and has returned home. greatly to the pleasure of his wide circle of friends and relatives. Miss Lucy Hale entertained Thursday afternoon a number oc young ladies en- toying her hospitality, the occasion be- ing her acting as hostess to Circle No 8 of the Presbyterian church. Miss Celia Karnitzel was hostess on Wednesday at lawn party rendered in honor of her guest. MT. James Permit of
 and tho evening pleasantly spent by