The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20


 home in Cleveland. Ohio, after spending some time here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Ames.
 Mrs Frank Miihous and young son. Atlas, left Thursday for Mobile, where Atlas Milhous will remain for the sum mer with his grandmother, Mrs. Hybart Mrs. Milhous intends to return to Selma after a weeks visit.
 Mrs. c. M Howard is the guest of Miss Martha Simpson at Furman.
 Mrs. Craig Smith and young daughter, who spent Tuesday in Selma, en route to Birmingham, were joined in that city Saturday by Mir. Smith and will leave for the national democratic convention in San Francisco, to which MT. Smith is a delegate from Alabama.
 An enjoyable day was spent at the Eskridge place recently by a number of couples who motored out for barbecue, arranged in honor of two attractive vis- tors, Miss Bernice Schawabe of North Carolina and Miss Caroline Weiss of Baltimore.
 Among those in the party were Miss Schawabe, Miss Weiss Misses Minnie and Rose Bendersky, Jennie Eliasberg, Dorothy Kayser, Miriam Hickman, Aline and Irma Well, Semelia Isaacson, Be- bette Gassenheimer of Montgomery Ser tha Topper. Bernice Meyer of Birming- hnm, Amelia Herzfeld of Atlanta, MT. and Mrs. NJ. Hohenberg, MT and Mrs Leslie Lilienthal, Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Siegal, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Adler, Dr. and Mrs. Isidore Isaacson, MT and Mrs. Leo Leva, Messrs. Julius Eagle, Sam and M;-. is Gusdorf. Bert Leva, Charlie Maas, Edwin Long, Sydney Hohenberg Sam Barton, Robert Rochmill, Hyman Mack owsl<i, Harry Veil, Elkan Leva, Ferdie Meyer. Albert Meyer. N. Bendersky
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Atkins are at home again after a pleasant stay at Bill oXl, Pass Christian and other coast re- sorts.
 Mrs Lloyd Townes and little daughter Frances, of Birmingham and Mrs. F. G. Leiser of Greenville, Miss, who are wis., lting relatives here, were complimented with swimming party Tuesday eyening 2 at the municipal pool where cool and pleasant time was spent Supper was served carly in the evening, and those enjoying the outing were Mrs. Townes and Ter mother, Mrs. Leiser Frances Lloyd Townes, Mrs. L. A. Kraus, Mrs Frank Bates, Miss Frances Bates. Mrs Leo Beall, Miss Vivian Beall, Mrs. Locke Atwell, Mrs. J. E. Robbins and son. James.
 Miss Irma Phillpot, now of this city, put formerly of New Orleans. and MT William Gray Browning were quietly married at high noon Wednesday at inc rectory, the Rev E. W. Gamble off, ciating.
 Accompanying the young couple were number of friends, who witnessed tbe ceremony and bade them Farewell when they left the city for a wedding trip which will be spent on the coast.
 The bride wore travelling shit of blue tricotine, with a small hat of blue straw, and completing her costume was 2 coTsage of sweet peas. She was given in marriage by her brotber-in-law. MT. Frank Childers. Mary Etta Childers niece of the bride, carried the ring in inc heart of a lily
 Cordial interest is felt in the marriage or MT. Browning and Miss Phillpot. as botE claim scores of friends here. MT Browning is related to some of the old est families of Dallas county, and has friends in Selma and other cities who congratulate him on winning so charm 'ng a bride. During a residence of al most two years in Selma Mrs. Browning has attracted many acquaintances to her circle by the many qualities of mind and heart that distinguish her as young woman of intelligence and charm
 On their return from their wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Browning will be at home with Mir. and Mrs George Swift on Mabry street
 Mrs Susan Kirkman Vaughan who often visits her daughter, Mrs Benia mn Craig. in this city, where she claims many friends, is leaving Florence late m June for Chicago. where she will spend the summer at the university. Tn september Mrs. Vaughan intends to spend a while visiting Mrs. Craig before returning to Florence to resume her du- ties at the Florence No -nal
 Friends of Mir. Peter Burke feel con- cerned over his condition, which has been unsatisfactory for the past week Mrs. Burke accompanied her husband from Rome when he was brought here for treatment, and she is staying with Mss Kate Evans on Lauderdale street.
 Mrs. Sarah Marks left Wednesday for New York for a visit.
 MT. and Mrs. CIaughton Johnson reached home earlier in the week from tuscaloosa. where they spent several days The trip was made in their auto- nlcbile.>
 Mrs. R. F. Mcdonald of Charlotte N c-. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Mcdonald on Lamar avenue.
 Mrs Harry Pesues and three lovely lit- tie daughters left Tuesday for their home in Mobile after visit to Mrs. Annie feeues on Lamar avenue. Mrs. Warren Tyson of Montgomery. who has been the charming guest of her cousins. Mrs. Leila Kellar Lassiter and