The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa, May S.--(Special )-Mr. Edward Doty. Tuscaloosa News odi-, tor has returned from Birmingham, where he went a week or so ago for an operation. The countless friends of this popular citizen will be de-l lighted to know tha- he Is now nm, proving and trust that he will soon be, abe to be back at lis usua, duties with the News.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Rosenfeid have re- turned from Birminscam. where they, attended the Jewish council for the or phanaEe.
 pr. L. o. Dawson and MT. Sam F. Clahaugh have returned from Birmirg ham, where they spent a day on busi- ness.
 Miss Caroline Brooxs and Miss Dor. otlv Sebastian have returned to Bir- mingham. after having spent most pleasant weekend with Mrs. Frederick Herman. at her nome In Pinehurst
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Minott have as their guest in their home on Queen City avenue, Mrs. Lanford who for merly resided in this city. but is now making her home in New Orleans.
 Mrs. M. R. Rosenbush of Livingston, and Miss Elene Rosenbush of Meridian. Mss. have been lovely guests of Mrs. and MT. Rosenbush in Thomas Circle.
 MT. Jack Herman las returned to Birmingham, accompanied by Messrs. Arthur Schneider and steadham Acker. who spent the weef- lend with Mrs. Frederick Herman in Pinehurst
 MT and Mrs. Antore Koeppel have returned from a delightful wedding trip to Atlanta, Rome and Birmingham, and will be at home with the grocm's parents on Tenth street.
 Miss Pearl Parr of selma arrived last night for visis extending over sev- aral weeks with her sister. Mrs. Saul Smith. and Miss Curtis Parr on Twen- ty-f first avenue,
 The many friends of Mrs. Thomas ". Patton are glad to know that she is improving after undergoing an op- era ton at the Druid City Infirmary.
 Mrs J. Manly Foster has gone to Montgomery for visit with relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Harrison have es their guest in their home on Queen City avenue. Mrs. Ha:rison's aunt. Mrs. Hall of Florence.
 Mrs Joe Reed. and Mir. and Mrs. All ert Tatum have returned from al short trip to Birm,ngham.
 Miss Stella Searcv hts returned from a most pleasant tri1 with her sister in Mobile.
 Mir Ben Harrison has returned from a short trip to Birmi ngham. where ha attended grand opera While away Se was the guest ol NIT. anu MrsJ Frank Miller
 Mrs. William Phifer Jr.. and two lovely young sons have returned from pleasant trip to relatives in Besse- mcr Mrs Mims Jemison. accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Henry Hammond Cobb and baby of Birmingham. will leave this week fo: New Orleans, where they will be guests of relatives f4~ Ia
 MT. and Mrs. William O. McMahan have returned to Birmingham after a short visit with MT. and Mrs. Joe Reed on Broad street.
 Mrs. owen Me edith has returned to her home in Ethelviile after short visit with friends in .he city.
 The many Tuscaloosa friends of Mrs Edward Hausman. formerly of this city. now residing in Birmingham. wiij be interested 10 know that she has gone to Chattanooga for an ex-r tended visit with her father and sis- ters. l
 Mrs. Chiles has beeun the erection of 2 handsome home on University avenue adjoining the Beverly Read home.
 Mrs. Moore and son. Harry. have re- turned 70 Birmi ngham after delight full visit with MT. and Mrs. H. B. Wood on Twenty-secoLd avenue.
 Miss Margaret Watts. Master J. D. Harrington and Miss Mabel Ann Far, rington have returned from a pIeas- ant week end visit with Dr. Farr.Lg- ton of Birmingham.
 Miss Daphne Cunningham has re- turned from Birmingham. where she spent Saturday as the guest of friends.
 Mrs. Byron Burt. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ben F. Ed- dins, has returned to ner home at EE Paso. Texas.
 Mr. Terrill Mitchell has returned to, his home in Macon. Ca. after spend-l ing a few days win his father and. mother, MT. and Mrs. Hiram G. Mitchell.
 Miss Mary Lee Leach has returned from Greensboro. wnare she was the maid of honor in ths wedding of hen cousin. Miss Otts.
 Mrs Bryant Thompson has returned to her home in Chicago after short visit with Mir. and Mrs. Robert Coch- .rane on Twenty-f first avenue.
 Mrs. William Dav,d Johnston and their lovely daughter have returned to their home in Boligee after a pleas, anr visit with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Monnish.
 Mrs. Charles N. Maxwell. Sr., was the gracious hostess for the Tea Club on Wednesday afternoon. The guests spent the afternoon delightfully."- over