The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

Friends of Miss Thames will be delighted to learn of her recent success in dra- matics. She received the distinction Of being selected for a leading role in the Christmas play which was given at the university and also taking two character parts in the play which the Black Friars presented
 MT. J. L. Davis and four sons are spending the holidays in Anniston.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Henderson has returned from Montgomery, where she went to be present at the marriage of Miss Katherine Whitfield to MT. Edwin Delaplane.
 Miss Katherine Burns is the guest of the Misses Bagley in Oxford
 
 Miss Juliet Sellers, who has been the , guest of Miss Sara Eubank McCarty for the past several days, has returned to her home in Montgomery. Miss Rowepa M. Green has returned from visit to her aunt, Miss Carrie w. Green of Dalton, Ga.
 Mrs James T. Cunningham and Miss Mabel Cunningham have returned from Shelbyville, Tenn, after a visit to Mrs. w. F. Franklin.
 
 MT. J. w. Martin. Jr, is spending the holidays with friends in Jackson. Miss. Miss Alice Sims, who has been the guest of Miss Bernice Eason, has returned to her home in New Orleans. l Mir. Josenh TraSche. a student at eastern college, is spending the holidays with his parents at their home on Foun- ] tain Heights.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur A. Rosenfeld of {, Argentina are visiting their father and sisters on Sixteenth avenue, south. 1 Dr. and Mrs Robert A. Jones will have as their guest for Christmas their broth /, CT, Dr. E. w. Stokes, and little daugh- !; ter. Adelle, of Louisville, Ky.
 Mir Clarence M. Donnelly has returned to his home in Montgomery after a short visit to this city. l Mir and Mrs. c. L. Johnson will have 1 as their guest for the holidays Mir. and 1 Mrs. w. A. f'airchild of Chattanooga. Mrs w. NJ McCarty is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Irving Chase. in 1 Nashville.
 Misses Mabel and Merle Beasley of Jui- son college are home for the holidays | with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Beasley, on Thirteenth street, south.
 Mrs Fred A. Thomas of High Point. N. C.. will spend Christmas with her par ents, MT. an1 Mrs. c. A. Moffett. on Sixteenth avenue. south | MT and Mrs, E. IT. Rosecrans arrived i Thursday from Washington to be tho guests of their daughter, Mrs. R. Glenn Marshall and MT. Marshall. l 1 Mrs. John S Stone has returned from short visit to friends in -Asheville.
 Mrs Ted Cooper has returned to her home in Gadsden, after visit to Mrs. Wilber Hill.
 MT and Mrs. E. B. Williams have re. turned from their wedding trip 1 Mir. A. Al Walker and little son spent the past few days in Nashville. i Rev and Mrs. G. C. Alexander will | have as their guests for the holidays Misses sudie and kenney Frierson l Miss Mathle Well of Montgomery ar rived "Wednesday to be the guests of Misses Emma and Nina Newfieid.
 Miss Ruth Loeb of Montgomery is visit 1 ing her uncle. Adolph tlirsch, on High ! land avenue.
 1 Master Mark Davis arrived home Thurs 1 day evening to spend the holidays with ] his mother, Mrs. Sarah II. Davis, and sister. Miss Mildred Davis | Mrs Charles E. Davis, who has been spendng several weeks with Mir. and Mrs Henry Chalifoux will leave Sunday morning to join Mir Davis in Atlanta, where they will make their home. | Mir. and Mrs William Ponselle have re- turned from Montgomery. where they at- tended the Delaplane- Whitfield wedding. | ! MT. ]. I.ucian Ailgood has returned | from Washington and Lee university to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents.
 i Mrs. w. w. Fulgham is leaving Mon- day to spend a month in New York with 1 her daughter. Miss Mary Alice Calling, i who is a student at the Institute Of Mus ical Art in that city. Mrs. Fulghum will stop at Annapolis en route. to chaperon