The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

Mrs. Palmer PillanS, who has been Serl- ously i'll at local infirmary, was moved to her Government street home last week. and will shortly so to the Harry Pillans home at Montrose to recuperate. Her small daughter, Martha, has been with the family during her mothers Illness,
 Mr=. Margaret Russell. with her mother, Mrs. J. T. Billups, and her small nephew, Robert Smith, returned to the city after two weeks at Point Clear. Mrs. Russell leaves shortly for Vancouver, B. C., whence she will sail on the Empress of Asia to China.
 MT. and Mrs. John Burr Glass, B. F. Adams ard J. r. Bancroft of Mobile were a party who Jmotored up to Hotel Citron- ellie for dinner Tuesday, returning the same evening to the city
 The county board of revenue and road commissioners were guests of the Citron- ellie Business Men s Association at beau tifuly appointed dinner at Hotel Citron- elle last week. A banquet of seventy cov- CTS was served. The meeting was ar ranged for an informal discussion of the motor road between Mobile and Citron- ellie, with the result that the board has promised Citronelle a patrolled road, the first in Mobile county. President John D. Hagan, Commissioners A. c. Ward. Albert Freeiand, F1nlay McFadyeI.. County Attorney Robert E. Gordon, koad Superintendent A. l.. Mclean, County Engineer Harry Fisher and Clerk Thom- as Altman or the county board, were honor guests at the dinner, at whic, John A. Hurt, president of the Citronelie Business Mems Association, introduced the speakers.
 A kiddies party, at which little Mary Frances Durham of Mobile was honoree. was given Wednesday at Hotel Citronelle. Games and romps occupied the hour be- fore tea, the children assembling at 5 o'clock for tempting salad with sand wiches. ice cream and wonderful bis white cake with George Washington cherries. Tables were placed on the breezy south porch of the hotel over looking the beautiful valley view to the Tombigbee river. At the table with the small honoree were Camille DrischelI, Danthe Hurt and Ruby Hurt.
 Cards were the amusement Tuesday morning at the eastern Shore Yacht Ciue, the Misses Lise and Neysa Hermann en- tertaining for their guest, Miss Faustina Bonifay of Pensacola, Fla. Miss Louise colvin captured the first prize and Miss Ruth Oiiiuser the consolation. After the games q tempting salad was served. Those who enjoyed the morning together were: The Misses Dorothy Tonsmeire, Irene Wells of Birmingham, Wilhclmina Herpin, Louise Colvin of Sheffield, Clara Quinlivan Gina Hermann, Mrs. Bruce Robbins of Falco, Mamie Clarke Pugh' Mary Louise and Frances Hampshirt, Mildred Fraser or Atlanta. Marian Doug less, Ruth Ollinger.
 MT and Mrs L. T.. Hale announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mildred Edna, to MT. joseph Ashley 3oyett of Houston, Tex
 Miss Helen Horn, Miss Isabelle Pope and Mrs l.. H. Horn returned from Hixon Tuesday, where they were guests of Mrs Horns daughter, Mrs. Carl Hixon. While there Mrs. Hixon entertained at a dance at the Country Club in honor oi Miss Horn and Miss Pope.
 Recent visitors to Selma were Mrs. Jonn March O. Nashville Mrs. Clark Smith or St Louis and Mrs. George Robinson or Mobile Mrs. D. c. Laws, mother of these ladies, makes her home with Mrs. March in Nashville.
 The Coquette sailed Wednesday from Mobile for Magnolia Beach. where it's crew will be members of a house party They were Blake McNeeley. Junior Unger, Bob Spotswood, Joe Baker of Washlns- ton. D. C.. and Walter Mitchell. Jr. They will stop at the Eastern Shore Yacht Club. where they will be joined by the Misses Gordon Bursett, Dorothy Ramsey, Emily Roe and Eleanor SirSett WHO al ' stopping at the Business Woman's CUE .chaperoned by Mrs. w. F. Burgett. K Mrs. Abbie Stewart of Mobile was num- bered among the out-ef-town guests at the wedding of Miss Sara Evans of Mont somery ard Louis Hawkes. Carhart of Att lanta, which took place at the First Presbyterian Church in Montgomery Tuesday night. Mrs. Stewart was also noted in many of the pre-nuptial parties. s A pretty wedding of the week was that of Miss Rosalie Sarah Green daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. Charles Green On Toulminville, and Christopher Claude Nit ternight, which took place Wednesday morning in St. Xavier's church. Toulmin- ville the Rev. Father Leonard perform ing the ceremony. Miss Ethel Bogue and Robert Barry served as the only attend- ants. The young couple left for Alexan- dria. La, to visit relatives whence they will go to Haxie. Ark, to make their home. the groom being in the employ of local railroad.
 Mrs D. H. Ellington and children are spending the summer in Waynesville, N. c.
 Dr. Joseph Schwartz. who has had siege Of malarial fever. has improved sufficiently to make trip east. where he will visit numbe rof clinics.
 pr. and Mrs. Albert Hogan. nee Theo- dosia Cobbs, whose marriage was prom lnent event of early summer. left Mobile for Columbia, Mo, where Dr. Hogan is professor of physiological chemistry in the university. Ire young couple have