The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-08

Mir. and Mrs. Halliwell and Miss Wilson
 will leave shortly for a visit to Biloxi
 Miss
 Mrs. Virgil Griffin. after pleasant
 visit to her son, Lieut. Commander vir- gil Griffin, U. S. N, who is now sta-
 tioned at Washington, has returned to Mobile.
 1 The Felix N. williams house party at Tate Springs hotel and Anniston inn. | Anniston, disbanded last week. guests
 scattering to various points. Among the l Mobilians who attended were the Misses
 Mattie Mae Marechal, Dorothy McAlpine | and Anita Tapia Mariite Taylor and Cor
 nela Glover and Mrs, F. L. Tapia. A quiet wedding of the past week was
 that at which Miss Gladys McNamara
 and MT. Garner Mcbride were married
 in St. Joseph's Church. Rev. h. Bowling, 1 s. J., performing the ceremony. The young couple are at home for the pres ent with the brides parents at 7l2 Pal
 metto street.
 A delightful house party of the week was that at which Miss Mercer Shup- ! urine of Stafford entertained at her beau tiful home. Among the guests were Miss Virginia Discher of Mobile, Miss Eliza | beth Smith and Lillie Maud Bell of Br- l mingham. Miss Newell Brown of Fauns- dale. Gilbert Davis and Cecil Shuptrine of Stafford, Creighton Belmon of Indiana. fNoCeTt U. anu faiiner 6eil or blrmihs- ham.
 For an extended trip Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Chapman and daughter, Jamie. 1 left last week to be gone most of the | summer. They will visit their son at St- Joseph's College, Metuchun, N. J., and also their sons, John and Joseph, engi- neers for the New York-Australian line. 1 They will also viist a fourth son. Thomas R. Jr.. and family, MT. Chapman. Jr.. hatp ItCtrt Ward & Co.
 Mrs. John T. McCafferty and daughter. Miss Sarah Gertrude. will spend the
 month of August in Hendersonville. N. C. Interesting news comes to Mobile of Commander and Mrs. Mark Bristol. nee Helen Moore, who have recently sailed with party on the U. s. s. Dupont from Constant.nople to Bulgaria. Commander Bristol is in charge of the American squadron at the Turkish port Reports that the John McPhiliips fam fly, who recently moved to Pasadena, Cal, are happily domiciied there will be interesting to friends of this popular family all through the state. Miss Fannie Richardson of Mobile. who is known for her beautiful voice, accom-
 panied her brother and sister. MT. and
 Mrs. George Richardson. to their home in
 Muscogee, Okla She will visit other
 other points in the west and will not re- turn home until the fall.
 A number of Mobilians motored up to
 Hotel Citronelle for the fortnightly din-
 ner dansant given Saturday at the at-
 tractive little resort in the pine hills
 thirty miles above the city. The newly
 renovated hotel. under the management
 of it's accomplished hostess. Miss ELIZA beth Smith, has distinctive atmosphere
 of charm and comfort. A splendid cui- sine makes the dinner with fried chicken as feature something that guests win remember The reception committee who served for Saturdays dinner dance was:
 Miss Elizabeth Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Means Blewett. Mrs. F. Roy Movers, MT. and Mrs. Carl Pick. MT. and Mrs. c. W. Thomas, MT. and Mrs John Hurt, Mir.
 and Mrs. H. C. Gilmer, Mrs. J. F. Dur ham, MT. and Mrs. H. N. Russell, Mir. and Mrs. John McGrew.