The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04

mendations of the Red Cross experts who recently made survey of health conditions In the county. ArrnnEemeuts have been made to secure white and colored public health nurse. to purchase an automobile for the white nurse, and many other plans have been perfected for the welfare of the county.
 Mrs. Hugh D. Merrill entertained mt large bridge party at the Country Cub on Friday morning. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Merrill and Mss Nellie Chitwood were joint hostesses. enter tainins at rock at the Country Club in honor of Miss Augusta Mattison, whose marriage to Mir. Charles Pinnell will be an interesting event of July G.
 Mrs Hillyer Robinson honored Mrs Scott Roberts guests, Mrs. Edwin Tiver- dahl, of Evanston. Ill. with a tea at the country Club last week. Dainty refresh ments were served on the spacious club porches.
 MT. Richard Hensel. who won many friends in Anniston during his stay at Camp Mcclellan, was married last week to Miss Mary Sellmeyer of Harrison- burg, Pa.
 Mrs. Lloyd Rivers. Mrs. Howell Riv- CTS and Mrs. Earl McCary entertained last week at miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. McCary on Marvin Hill for Miss Augusta Mattison.
 Miss Violet Aderhold entertained at her country home on Wednesday eyenine Tn Jolly contest Mir. Robert Pace won the prize.
 Mrs Horace Miller was hostess at a luncheon at her home in Glenwood Tar race last week to honor Mrs. John Wolf pf Charlotte, N. C.
 Miss Olive Bynum gave lawn party on Monday afternoon for her little cousin, John Medders of Birningham. After a number of games ices rates and candies were enjoyed
 Miss Lois Battle was hostess at an afternoon tea on Tuesday afternoon to honor Miss Mary Edna Montgomery of Birmingham
 Mrs. L. B. Miller and Mrs. Bryant Greer were joint hosie sos at an after noon porch party at tho home of Mrs Miller last week, honoring Miss Ethel Holfingsworth of San Angelo, Tex. Mrs Miller's guest In 6 contest Miss Annie buiiard won the prize. a. pair of silk hose.
 
 Mrs. Tyler Watts and little son. Roh- >ert, returned Saturday to their home in Cleveland, O., after visit to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dean.
 Miss Isabel Nash of Staunton. Va. is visiting her cousin. Miss Rosa White.
 MT. and Mrs. George Patterson of Iallassee are visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Wilson. N Mrs. James Muslin of Tuscaloosa. who I,Il xxyo Miller H Mrs. S. F. Forbes has as her guest Mrs. J. c. Rlnehart of Birmingham. Miss Maxine lilies of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. Mortimer Sterne.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Johnson returned Monday to their home in London. Ky They were accompanied by Miss Emma 1reer' Who Will be their guest for sev- eral weeks
 Mrs. Charles Kline has returned from visit to New York, Washington and Pittsburg.
 Miss Eva Carlton of Atlanta is the guest of Miss Jennie Davis
 MT and Mrs Samuel l.. Crook have returned from a visit to Mir and Mrs Green Crook in Tupelo, Miss.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Rhodes of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. Fletcher Spearman.
 Mrs w. F. Price is visiting Mrs Hugh Craig in Birmingham.
 Mrs. r. B. Jackson. who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs T. D. Donaho. has returned to her home in Birming- ham.
 Mrs Norma Treadaway, who has been visiting Miss Leona Arnold, has re- turned to Tallapoosa, Ga
 Miss Sarah Holley of Eutaw is the guest of Mrs Frank Bailey
 Mrs. Jack Orrison and Mrs. Holland Harris Fletcher, who have been visiting Mrs. William Orrison, have returned to their home in Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. w. Newman of Madison. Ca is the guest of Mrs William Wilson.
 Mrs Alma Quinn has as her guest Mrs. Edward Cannon of Murfreesboro.
 Miss Julia Jones has returned from an extended visit to Mrs. Leleand Cross in New York.
 Mrs. J. F. Reynolds has returned from visit to New York and points in Canada
 Mrs. A. c. Arbo of New Orleans is the guest of Mrs. Arthur E. Harris
 Mrs. J., A. Landham has as her guest MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bowman of Little Rock, Ark.
 Miss Lena Jackson has returned to At lanta after visit to Miss Augusta OBryant
 Miss Dorothy Quinn has as her guest Miss Ella Culberson of New York. Mrs. Ralph Hancock has returned to Marietta, Ga, after visit to Mrs. Don- ald Hancock.
 Mrs. V. B. MacKay, Miss Clara Dish man, Miss Nina Dishman and Miss Sa- rah Page left Wednesday for a visit to Cincinnati Cleveland and other points in Ohio.
 Mrs. M. c. Coleman of Greenville, s. C., is the guest of Mrs. George Turnip- seed.
 Mrs. Newman Cryer has as her guest Miss Gladys Crowson of Birmingham. Mir. and Mrs. l.. c. Watson and Mir IT. H po~f~cA C1-s-