The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
SOCIETY IN SELMA

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 M B. Strong, Mrs. LaRue McCown, Mrs. Clarence Elepash, Mrs. A. J. Atkins, Mrs. H. G. Patillo, Mrs. LeGrande Elebash,
 Mrs. E. F. Russell Mrs. w. w. Rainer,
 Mrs E. w. Pettus, Mrs. Howard Holmes,
 Mrs. Eugene Driskell Mrs. O. M. Hen
 dirk, Mrs. Paul Stewart. Mir Carl Springer left Thursday for Chickasaw, to take position in the ship yards there. Mrs. Springer will remain in Selma for two months with her
 mother, Mrs. F. F. Wise, before joining
 him there.
 Selma and Mobile Rotary Clubs will send delegations to the international con-
 venticn at Atlantic City in special Pull
 man car, starting on June 19. This car will be attached to a special Rotary train in Atlanta.
 The Selma party will consist of District Governor T. l.. McGil and Mrs. McGtll, President-elect J. Percy Day and Mrs 1, Day,. Secretary Morgan Richard and Mrs. Richards, MT. and Mrs. Morris Ho- henberg. Mr. and Mrs F.. M. McDanlel will go ahead of the party, to take the water trip by Savannah, and will join the
 others at Atlantic City. | The Rotarians will visit New York after | the convention and will be taken on l boat ride up the Hudson river by the | New York Club. On the return stop of one day will be made in Washing ton, where the party will be guests of the J Washington Club.
 ] The concert to be given Sunday aft
 ernoon by the Selma band promises to be an event of unusual musical importance
 and will demonstrate clearly to the pub l lie the merit of the organization, and al i the same time, reward the supporters or
 the band by the excellent program which
 will be given on the new instruments
 which have just arrived. l The band is quickly becoming an in-
 stitution which cannot be dispensed with,
 and for all public occasions is of invalu-
 able aid in putting forward pleasing
 and creditable programme. , No admission is to be charged at the Sunday concert, but opportunity will be given those wishing to do so, to con | tribute.
 l MT and Mrs. Robert Nicolson ar
 rived Tuesday night from Sarasota, Fla. where they spent the past winter, and
 are guests of Mrs. Rebecca Nicolson. They will remain here for several weeks and at the end of that time will go on
 to their home in Memphis. | Mrs. South Trimble left Tuesday for Washington after spending some time at
 the Trimble country place, 'Walnutta,"
 near Massillon.
 Miss Rebecca Boyd has returned ts
 her home in Enterprise after short visit to Miss Lillian Moseley. 1 Mr. Willie Lee Stallworth has re- l turned to his home at Orrville after com pleting a successful year at Auburn. l Miss Olive Moseley reached home ear- | Her in the week from Greenville, Tex.
 where he graduated recently from Burle-
 son College, after 8 most successful year. 1 MT. and Mrs. Robert Cater announce | the birth of son, who has been named Robert Cater, Jr.
 1 Friends of MT. Joseph Roman Groves will be interested in his plans, which | include a visit to Selma within the next | few weeks. Mr. Groves is now in Cleve- land, O., with g. theatrical company. For
 many months past he has been in Gin cinnati.
 l Morris Meyer and Ormond Hirchtield
 returned home today from the Gulf Coast Military Academy, where they were stu l dents the past year.
 I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hamby and little
 son and MT. and Mrs. N. Finkelsten and
 baby are leaving early in June for a motor trip to North Carolina. MT. and 1 Mrs. Hamby will spend some time in | Kingston and MT. and Mrs. Finkelstein | intend to visit relatives in Goldsboro. l The desperate illness of Mrs. Hallie Milhous is causing sorrow to many 1 hearts, and members of the family, who are anxiously watching at her bedside, 1 have the sincere sympathy of numbers of friends. Mrs. Mlhous was taken sud
 denly i'll Monday night, and from the | beginning her condition was pronounced critical.
 A surprise wedding, which is of inter est to numbers of friends in Selma and throughout Central Alabama, was that of Miss Marguerite Sheppard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sheppard of Gen. tral Mills and MT. Crawford Brotherton, which took place Saturday evening at 7:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. Pope in Fayette, where the bride taught music the year past.
 Mr. and Mrs. Brotherton were met in Selma Monday by MT. and Mrs. J. T. Sheppard and were accompanied to Gen. tral Mills for visit before returning to cordial interest is felt in the young couple, both of whom are widely popular. Their romantic marriage, which came at the end of a weekend house party, at which the bride was charming guest, was a surprise to friends in Fayette, as well as the wedding plans of the young couple were known to have been made for September.
 Mrs. Brotherton is a graduate of Jud- son College, and like her cousin Miss Madelyn Sheppard of New York with whom she went through college, she was a musician of unusual ability. Mr. Brotherton is engaged in the au- tomobile business in Fayette, and is prominent in both social and business circles.
 Mir and Mrs. Ellwood Alston and fam ily will move to Selma from Fostoria to spend the summer.
 Youth is having it's inning this week, and not a day passes but what sorhe pleasure is arranged or some event oc- CUTS, which devolves about the boys ana girls of the Selma High School. who have won their diplomas, and with rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes are having their arms heaped high with many gifts and their hours filled with fun ana frolic.
 Miss Hallie Green, Miss Georgia rison and Miss Jessie Hobbs Morrison entertained Wednesday with barbecue for their classmates at the home of Mrs. Georgia Morrison on the Range Line road. The party left the High School at 10 o'clock and enjoyed the au- tomobile ride to the Morrison place.