The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

in New Orleans with friends.
 Mir. Sheldon McKaustry returned from Akron, o. after short stay there.
 Admiral and Mrs. Mark Bristol are now in Constantinople and letters to Mrs. Bristofs mother Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore, gives wonderful accounts of the life there. There are 800 Armenians on an island un- der the care of the allies and Admiral Bristol is regarded very highly by every one
 Miss Belle Tildens music class enjoyed their usual annual picnic at Spring Hill Saturday, among the wonderful azalas, which are now in their full beauty
 Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Diaz and chil- dren have come to Mobile from Pensacola to live. Mir Diaz is secretary of the Pan-American Tradn,, Company.
 Mrs. D. w Marten entertained on Fri day at Marslens for Miss Dean Cram of Boston, the fancee of her son, Haywood Hunter The other guests were Mrs. Ed gar Peterson, Mrs Taylor Peck, Mrs Ii. C. Brown and Mrs. H. W. Huthsing.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Parker of New York are the guests of Capt and Mrs. John Quell' Their little son, Louis, IT.. has spent the winter here with his grand parents.
 Mir and Mrs. John Cochrane left Tues- day for New York. where their son. John, Jr., who is at Yale, will join them and spend his Easter holidays
 Mir, and Mrs. Frederick Patterson of Atlanta, who have been on visit here, have returned home, accompanied by Mrs. H. G. Barclay.
 Miss Antoinette Quill who as at school ir New Orleans will come home for Easter.
 Miss Gene Maliby of Chicago, who has been the guest of Miss Ernestine Me Gown for several months, has returned home.
 Mrs Gates entertained about forty chill dren on Friday for her little girls, Jen- ne Fee and Ora, The table was set the lawn, and two white birthday cakes adorned it, one with seven the other with five cangles. Mrs. Gates was sisted in entertaining the children by her sister, Mrs. Kersling of Birming ham.
 MfS. D. F. ftACcH, Jr-, nAS reIurneu to her home in Uniontown. Mrs. Hatch, sr., and Mrs. Henry Pearson of New York will remain several weeks longer and are with Mrs. D. C. Correl1.
 pr. Thomas Bridges will leave soon for visit of two weeks to his family in New York
 Mir and Mrs. Cleland Smith of Mem phs spent several days in Mobile re- gently. accompanied by Mrs. Robert NrillSpa of ud ht1t x-ilI to Memphis for the Easter holidays
 Miss Isabella Cowan will return to school at Ossning- -cn-the- Hudson next week, after visit home.
 Mrs. E. M. Talcott of Washington, D. C.. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Barclay.
 MT. and Mrs John Rosten have re- turned from their bridal trip and are at the Cawthon hotel, They were enter tained at a buffet supper on Monday evening by Dr. and Mrs. Ruffin Wright at their home on Ann street. The table was lovely with pink roses, and two- course supper was served The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Alvarez MT and Mrs Alex Howard, Mir and Mrs. Howard Hampstead. MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Warner Miss Josephine McAndrew, MT. and Mrs. w. 0. Evans, Misses Edith and Nonie Hubbard.
 Miss Virginia Thornton is at home from the University of Alabama, called by the illness of her father, Postmaster Thorn ton, who is now convalescent,
 Mir. and Mrs Horton Fall of Evanston, H.. are the guests of Mrs. D R. Dun lap.
 Mrs Marshall Turner has isued cards for large bridge party at the Country Club on April 8.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Tyree and chill dren left Tuesday for their home in Hagerstown. Md. Mrs, Tyree and chill dren have been guests Of Mrs Tyree's parents, MT and Mrs. J Wheeler. since December ,sY
 Mrs. Elise Boehm of New York is the guest of her daughter, Mrs E. Guggen- helm.
 Mrs Carl Mitchell of Tallahassee, Fla, is guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Lock.
 Miss Maurine Cottrell went to Mount Vernon Friday to visit MT. and Mrs. Edward Robinson in their lovely new bungalow.
 Mr. John McPhillips and his sister. Mrs. Wayne, have gone to California for the benefit of his health,
 The many friends of Mrs H. P Cole sympathize with her in the death of her
 
 on Wednesday, March is.
 Mrs. John Erwin of Greensboro is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Herndon lnge, at Chickasaw
 The Fi6elia Club entertained at re- ciprocity meeting Thursday evening The ballroom was converted into street fair. with the usual fortune tellers fakirs and snake charmer Dancing was much enjoyed, and the hosts of the evening. dressed as chefs, served lunch in the rathskeller There las quite number of out-of-town guests.
 Mrs. Robert Gorden entertained at a tea party at Marstons tea room on Wednesday for Mrs. Michael Lutz of Asheville, N. c. Those present were Mrs David Ellington, Mrs. J. B. Harvey, Mrs William Cofey. Misses Cornelia, Morris ette and Mamie Holoman
 large party at the Battle house dam sant on Saturday evening was composed of the following: Misses Gene Maltbv and Edward Roberts Miss Marie Murphy and Mir. Davis, Miss Dorothy West and Lagrange Battson. Miss Belle Gilbert and Will Moore, Miss Dorothea Gaillard and Martin .Thess, Miss Matte Mare chal and Joel Goldsby. Miss Ernestine McGown and Reynolds Melton. Dallas Ward. Lee Noble and Leonard Griffin
 Mrs. R. [. Maupin of West Point Miss is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. c. & Showham.
 Billie Patterson is at home from " M I to have his eyes treated.
 The tag day for Dental Clinic was great success and the clown Cho-Cho rr "a a ad int ct bA