The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21

SclAtu lOt AIAc IIaNcirTSs WAS d STcett success musically and financially Miss Fannie Richardson assumed the double role of Irna and Musette: Gabe Chamblin was Ladislas, and the rest of the cast was equally successful. The Shriners att tended in a body and presented Miss Richardson with lovely flowers. l Mir. and Mrs. George Christie, who have been guests of Doctor and Mrs. John ] Ruch for several weeks, have returned to their home in Chicago. 1 Mrs. Edgar A. Petersen and children l of Denver, are the guests of Mrs. D. w.. Martin.
 Miss Julia Byrd of Memphis. Tenn. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Warren Chris 1 tian.
 Mrs Olive Barker Robinson has re- turned from visit to her sisters. Mrs. Harry Pettus. in Washington. D. c. Mrs. Eugene Greenway of Baltimore is ! the guest of her sister Mrs H. NJ Hop per
 Miss Stella searcy of Tuscaloosa is visiting Mrs. John T. Cochrane fin Gov ernment street.
 Miss Evelyn Sheldon and Mrs. Thomas Johnston are the guests of Mrs Charles Lane in Huntsville Mrs. Estell Chandren has accepted a position in Washington. D. C., and left Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Marion Wise and son. Marion. will leave soon for Washing ton. where they will reside in future. Their lovely home in Flo Claire will be sold and their many friends feel 2 real loss.
 Mrs. Stuart Patton has returned to Montgomery after a visit here Mrs. Herschel Brickell of New York was called to Mobile by the death of her brother MT. George Wolfe.
 Mrs. Arthur Eppstein of Portland Ore. has been in New Orleans on visit to Mrs. T. W Beer and is again in Mo bile with her mother, Mrs. l.. Hammel before returning home.
 Miss Lois Reynolds of Aberdeen, Miss, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. Carter Luscher, is now in Jackson, Miss.
 Miss Marie Bishop, who has been off a. Cox College in Atlanta, is the guest of Thursday to make an extended visit to her aunt. Mrs Katie C. King, and her cousin, Miss Mildred King.
 Mir. and Mrs Theodore Buckshaw have returned from Montgomery, where they were called by the ill., ness Of Mrs. Buckshaw's brother, Mr A. Bruce Kennedy
 The friends of Mrs. R. H. Borders, Jr., will be glad to learn that she is doing nicely after an operation for ap- pendicitis at Talley's Infirmary yester- day.
 Miss Helen McGhee of Meridian Miss, will arrive Monday for a visit to Mrs. M. c. Beall
 Mrs. L. Rosenfield, who has been vis itlnp friends m ba cifx to her home in Tuscaloosa
 Mrs. s. P. Rosemond has returned home after visit to Mrs. Frank Haus- man in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. A. E. Goodhue of Gadsden is visiting friends in the city.
 Miss Ade1ine Dortch. who has been visiting Mrs. James Forman. has re- turned to her home in Gadsden.
 Mrs. Frank Manly. who has been the guest of friends in the city. has re turned to her home in Attalla.
 MT and Mrs. F. N. Loveman have named their little son, Dave. Mrs. l-oveman and baby have returned from the hospital to their home, 221e Ave AtNS i1HSity.
 Mrs Alleyne Crenhsaw has returneJ rom Montgomery, where she has spen. l the past ten days
 
 Mrs. Ike Saks. who has bsen visiting | relatives in Birmingham has returned | to her home in Gadsden.
 Mrs. Asa Faulkner left Wednesday | Tor Nashville for a visit to her parents | MT. and Mrs. A. H. Gross
 Mrs. Lawrence Saks is the guest ot Mrs Ike Saks in Gadsden
 Miss Sarah Kirkley has returned rom a visit to Miss Lorraine HaglerI
 Corn. James Fl. McLaurine of Com 'any 5. Eighth machine gun battalion l ocated at Camp Pike. Ark, is spendine ten-dav furlough in the city as the suest of his father. H. McI.aurino corporal McLaurine saw eighteen nonfhs service overseas eight oe mich were spent near CobIenz.
 Miss Elizabeth L. Martin, who has ,een the guest of friends and rela | ives in the city for the past few days as rsturned to her home in soutb labema. Miss Martin has q very love voice and was delightfully."- enter ained during her stay in the city