The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-16

Mir. John D. Strange and his lovely | daughters, Florence and Margaret, have
 sold their home and have taken an apart
 ment on Juniper avenue and Twenty
 ninth street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vimont Bean are at the l Tutwiler. after a visit to Mrs. G. Wal lace Postel at Roebuck. Mrs. Bean was
 formerly Miss Isabelle Postell.
 Miss Juliet and Miss Selma Perry have returned from New York city, where they spent the winter. They have joined their mother. Mrs. Samuel Terry, and Will ' be with their sister, Mrs William Given, and Mir Given, at their home at Mountain
 Terrace.
 Mrs. w R. Glenn. who has been i'll at
 the South Highland Infrmary, Is improy- 1 ing and was moved yesterday to her nome on Pine avenue.
 Mrs Estelle Nabb Phillips, who has re- gently returned from a stay In Florida Is at the home of her sister, Mrs Walter Phillips. duriag the stay of MT. and Mrs
 Philips in Florida MT. J. T Vaughan, who, with Mrs. Vaughan, has been visiting the family of Mir j. B. Sandifer, left yesterday for his mode in Piedmont Mrs. Vaughan Will remain in Birmingham until the first of April.
 MT. and Mrs Eugene L. Brown re- turned Saturday from an extended visit ! to New York. Mrs. Charles Calhoun and Miss Mar garet Calhoun. who have spent some time in Biloxi, en route home, spent sunday
 in Montgomery as the guests or MT.
 Lester Campbell.
 MT and Mrs Chester A. Bingham are
 visiting relatives in Tallageda Miss Sylvia Aird has returned to the university after spending the week with her parents MT. and Mrs J. B. Aird, on
 Juniper avenue MT J. D. Hanby left yesterday for an , extehded visit to Oklahoma. Mrs John w Hutchinson and grand laughter, little Miss Rosalie Postell. have returned from a two months vlslt 10 relatives in Savannah. Mfr and Mrs R. A. Crump, who have been guests of their daughter, Mrs C. G. Hewitt, have returned to their home in Montgomery MT. and Mrs D. c. McDonough and | son, Thomas, of Montgomery, are spend- | ing several days in the city Mrs Carl Frye of Anniston is visiting | friends in the city. l Mrs J. NJ Morgan and son. MT. Law renee Morgan. have gone to Montgomery, where Mrs Morgan will remain for two l or three weeks with relatives. Cant. oscar E. French is ill with in-
 nuenza at his home on Hillman avenue Friends of Miss Beatrice Whetstone will be glad to learn that she is much l improved from an attack of influenza. Mrs. David Riddle has returned to her
 home in Gadsden after visit to friends
 iii the city.
 Mrs. Frank Passmore has returned from a visit to Mrs. Ward Rose in Annis- ton.
 MT. Frank Passmore and Mrs. Passmore
 have returned from a visit tc Mrs. Ward l Rose in Anniston. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph C. Tate have re- turned to their home in Anniston Mrs. Frank Maney of Gadsden arrived in the city yesterday to attend the White Riggs wedding. which will be an event Of today.
 MT. and Mrs John w, Daniels are visiting Mrs DaQiels' sister, Mrs. Thomas w. Jones. in Huntsville. Mrs. J. A. Rountree is the guest if Mrs. J. IT. Crenshaw in Montgomery for few days.
 Mrs. D. F. Talley will leave today for Selma to spend a. few days with her sis ter, Mrs Arthur Pitts, and Mir Pitts.
 
 Friends of Mrs Henry Badham will re- gret to learn that she is i'll at her home.
 MT. and Mrs w. M. Drennen left yes
 terday for Pass Christian
 MT. and Mrs Robert Alexander, who recently sold their home at Norwood, have taken a house on Louise street and have taken possession
 Mrs. NJ. M Nix and Miss Mabel Nix are visiting friends in Huntsville Miss Virginia b. f1anuiey, "iio ePOi'. the past two years over sea, returned home Saturday evening and is with her mother. Mrs L. S. Handley. and MT. and Mrs. F. T. Rise, at 1517 South Fourteenth street.
 MT and Mrs. John Edward Robertson have returned from their wedding trip.
 having spent several days in Savannah and Atlanta
 Miss Elizabeth Massey. who has been i'll for the past few weeks, is recovering at her home.
 Miss Adele Fies, who is student at Sweetbrier college. will spend the spring holidays in the city with relatives. | Mrs Paul Earle and little Mary Col lette Earle, will leave today for Pass Christian.
 Miss Marguerite Burns of Nashville Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ernest La
 Point. and Mir LaPoint. at their home at East Lake. Mrs. Howard Shore and little daughter, Mary Trmble, of Washington, will ar rive Soon to be the guests or Mrs Shores mother, Mrs. N. w. Trimole, and | Mice Ieppia Triubel