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

in the employ of tn United States public health service is in New Orleans at
 the request of Harry L. Hopkins, director of civilian relief of the gulf division, with whom she is consulting in regard to matters pertaining to the civilian re- lief department
 Montgomery's only yeowoman is in the city spending a brief furlough after 10 months of faithful service. The young woman who occupies this interesting position in Uncle Sam's navy is Mrs. John Mason Handey, formerly Miss Pearl Graham of Montgomery She stood her examination June 13 of last
 year in Washington and was assigned to the New York navy yard for three weeks, being transferred from there to Norfolk, Va, where she is now sta toned. Mrs. Handey is most enthusiasts tic in her expressions of her work and says she has many interesting experi-
 ences She Is employed in the radio de-
 partment and does clerical work She
 is visiting her aunt Mrs. NJ M Chessen
 at 7lS Forest avenue, and from this city
 will go to Birmingham to visit her broth
 CT, R. J. Graham. Mrs. Handey's hus- band is first pharmacist mate at the
 naval hospital at Portsmouth, Va, and he comes over to Norfolk frequently He volunteered immediately after war was declared and has been in the service since April H. 1918. Mrs Handey has ap-
 piled for her discharge, but stated yes- l terday that she did not expect to re-
 ceive it for several months, as she was told that her services were still needed Before leaving Montgomery she was cashier at the GayTeague hotel and
 has many friends throughout Alabama. She volunteered for four years and when mustered out, she will be on the in active list and will receive three months base pay per year.
 Several beautiful programmes were giv- en last night a camp, under the aus pices of the war camp community serv- ice. At the remount station, Mrs. J. M. Barker, Miss Kate Booth Mrs. Robert Hanna, Miss Bertha Matthews and Mrs. l.. M, Davidson delighted a large audi . ! ence. At Knights of Columbus hall, No. l, several members of the faculty of the Woman's college, including Miss Ruby Page Ferguson, Miss Nernelle Rohrer, Miss Jean Mcdonald, Miss Marjorie ! Pope and Miss Chapman gave an excep- tionally fine programme.
 The convalescent soldiers at the base hospital were given happy evening,
 when Miss Isabel Levysten, Miss Sadie 1 Jacobi, Miss Juliet Burke Miss Viola Walker, Miss Katherine Hulen. and Mrs. 1 Nj. T. Jones gave combined programme l of songs and readings.
 1 Mrs. Nicholson Jones entertained at l shall but beautifully appointed lunch i con yesterday at Mays Rose garden in honor of Mrs. Ray Hogan lovely young matron who is leaving today for Lex | ngton, Ky, to reside.
 The table was decorated with pink be-
 gonias and a delicious course luncheon
 was served. Mrs. Hogan was presented
 with several pretty gifts. After the l luncheon, the guests enjoyed the nov | ing pictures. Those present were: Mrs l Ray Hogan, Mrs. Thomas H. Edwards
 Mrs E. Wilmington, Mrs. Fred J. Dreher 1 and Mrs. Jones.
 Sergt George Schueler of Wainesware, l Penn, and Miss Cleone Spencer, daugh- , ter of MT. and Mrs J. G. Spencer were 1 married Tuesday afternoon at 5:3O O clock
 at the courthouse. Immediately after
 the ceremony the young couple left for
 Philadelphia where they will make theii home Sergeant Schueller has been sta