The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

| Miss Marie Murphy is the guest of Miss Sylvia Ard in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Browne Dawson left Sunday to visit Mrs G. M Rosengrant in Atlanta, and later will go to her old home, Litch l field, Ky.
 The families of MT. George Threefoot and MT. Richard Walker have taken the l B1oadwood cottage at Point Clear
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Tunchard left Sun day for visit to relatives in San Fran l cisco.
 MT and Mrs Rivers Boykin, who were recently married at St. Francesville, La, are the guests of the grooms mother, Mrs N. H. Boykin.
 Mrs. John T. Cochrane returned Friday from a visit to her old home in Tusca- loosa
 Mrs. James Weir and little daughter. Lily Lee, arrived Sunday for a visit to her sisters Misses Lily and Elsie Part ridge.
 | Miss Ceclle Slade of Tomette has ac- cepted position in Mobile and is located with Miss Ellen Smith on St. Anthony street.
 ] Miss Flora Auchmuty of Mississippi is visiting her uncle, MT. c. w. Tompkns 1 Mrs. Penrose Vass is the guest of Miss Hannah Lyons at her summer home in | Biloxi
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Allen, who were married in New Orleans at the home of the bride, have come to Mobile to live. Judge and Mrs. Jesse Hogan entertained on Tuesday evening for their brother, Dr. Albert Hogan, and his finance, Miss Theodora Coobs, after the rehearsal at the Government Street Presbyterian Church. The table was lovely with basket of Shasta daisies and green wax candles in glass candlesticks and the, ices and cakes carried out the green and white color
 t1,1 l,,, given at Fort Morgan on Thursday, the party going down on the Holabird. Mrs George Izard entertained on Tues day at lovely ante-nuptial luncheon for Miss Marguerite Chappelle. A corsage of valley lilies and bride roses marked her place at the table, which was adorned with Shasta daisies. The guests were the attendants, Misses Louise Cowan, Sabia Chumzelle Chum., Miss 1zard, and Mer- danes l.. H. Chappelle, Jr.
 Mrs. F.. c. Brodbeck entertained on Tuesday at 500 party for Miss Marjorie Adams, a bride of June 30. The prizes were numerous and attractive.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Sysen and daugh- ter, Martha, left Friday in their car for Highland Lake, N. C., where they will join Mrs James Phillips and family.
 Mrs. Mrs. Meman and her grand daughter, Betty Wefel, have gone to Cal ifornia to spend the summer with Mrs. Pyle on Catalina Island.
 Miss Sara Burton and her cousin, Miss K a therine Powell, are the guests of their uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Burton at Biloxi.
 Mrs. Frank Milhous and son, Alias. of Selma. are the guests of Mrs J. C. Fly bart at the summer home at Daphne.
 MT. c. w. Dodson was married at An- napolis on Tuesday to Miss Florence Childs, and will be at home on Dauphin Way after July 1.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Toulmin Smith have announced the marriage of their daugh- ter, Helen Damaris, to MT. John Wylie Moreland. lieutenant United States army. on June 15 1920, in the cadet chapel. West |, Point. N. Y. Leiut and Mrs. Moreland have arrived in Mobile, where they will spend the. summer
 Miss Dorothy Wefel returned Sunday from a house party at Nashville, given by Miss Virginia Bates at her country home. Miss Wefel will spend the month of Au- gust in California.
 Misses Mary Armbrecht, Belle Gilbert. Conrad Armbrecht and Hunler Price spent the week end at Biloxi.
 Misses Fannie Randletta, Ella Spots wood Josie Hargrove and Daphne Rob- erts have gone to Chicago to take a spe- cial course in kindergarten work.
 Mrs. Powell Williams is entertaining some of her young nieces and nephews, I | Celesle and Mabel Conner of Andalusia and two brothers, Jack and Fred Sutter of Pass Christian. on a two-weeks' house party dancing party was given them Thursday and many other complimentary attentions are being shown them. Mr. and Mrs Marion Munson have gone to Houston. Tex to reside. Mrs E. l.. Marechal has gone to Day. ton. O., to visit her son, Mn. Greer Mare chal
 Mrs. Curran Spotswood and children of Mississippi are the guests of Mrs. Man ming Spotswood
 Mrs. L. Nj Coales and children have re- turned to their home in Opine, Ala. hav- ing spent two weeks with their relatives, Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Taylor.
 Misses Lucelle Haas and Margaret God win are the guests of their cousin, Mrs. fC. A. Smith. in Montgomery !, Misses Dorothea Gaillard. Hattie Mare cEal. Amla Tapia and Dorothy McAlpine have returned from pleasant stay at Bi-