The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-29
SOCIETY IN SELMA

the home of Mrs. Springer's mother, Mrs. F. F. Wise on Dallas avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. LeGrande Elebash left Saturday for New York to spend some tune while Mir. Elebssh buys a stock of jewelry for the Eleoash Jewelry store Their little son, LeGrande, will remain in Seiman with his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Judson Breslin.
 Miss Helen Schuster is able to be out agan after a recent illness in hospital
 Mrs. A. Maas will reach home next week from New Orleans where she has been spending some tune as the guest Of her oaughrer. Mrs. LouIs Schwartz.
 MT. and Mrs H. G. Pattillo and two children. who were i'll with influenza at the same time in a hospital. are now fully recovered.
 Mrs. sam Threefoot and Miss Sarah Threefoot will arrive Sunday from Merl- dian to visit Mrs. Threetoots parents, Mir and Mrs. Henry LilienthaL
 Miss Helen Hull is improving at her home after tedious illness of some weeks.
 MT. Lucas w. Ward is able to be out again after an illness.
 After an absence of two months from Selma, pleasantly spent with relatives III Vicksburg and Baton Rouge, La, Miss Carolyn Elkan returned to Selma Tues day night. During her stay in Baton Rouge she was entertained extensively and in vicksburg she was also the in- spiration for several parties. One of the delightful memories which Miss Virginia Jefferies will carry back to her home in Washington will be that of & pretty luncheon given in her honor Wednesday by Mrs. J. B. Parke, an inti- mate friend of Miss Jefferies' mother, Mrs. l.. E. Jefferies
 Covers were laid for eight about the prettily appointed luncheon table, center ed with a basket of jonauils. Eight eiao- crate courses were served, the guests being Miss Jefferies, Miss Mary Axford, Miss Annette Minton, Mss Evelyn Brewer of Cleveland. o. and Mrs. A. J. Atkins.
 The recently announced engagement of Miss Tessie Arky of Meridian to MT Julian Jackson of Washington is of in- terest to many friends here where MISS Arky has frequently visited as the guest of Miss Kate Eagle. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Mrs. E. M. McDaniels is leaving soon for Birmingham where she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Matthews. Later Mrs. Matthews will return to Selma to spend some time with her daughter Mrs. E. NJ. Whitesides has recovered from a recent illness and is able to De at home again after spending some time in hospital.
 Mrs. Eugene Kimbrough and little daughter. Cecil. of Comden are guests or MT. and Mrs. J. W. Voltz, Mrs. Kim broughs parents. Mrs. Leon Yarbrough is recuperatins from @ recent operation in Selma hos pital.
 Mrs. W. P. Cook and two attractive I children, Mary Frances and Walter, are ill with influenza in a Selma hospital. MT. and Mrs. Robert Green of Greens boro are guests of MT. and Mrs. s. F. Hobbs at their home on Mabry street. Mrs J. F.. Ames recently arrived from Cleveland, O.. accompanied by Mrs. Brewer and her daughter. Miss Evelyn Brewer.
 Mrs. R. B. Lees of Nashville, Tenn, and MT George Egleston of San Francisco arrived early this week to visit Mrs. l w. c. Gait. MT. Egleston has returned to Birmingham for a snort stay With | friends and will later lejoin his mother here before completing his visit in Ala bama.
 Miss Frances Reese has returned from | Dublin Ga., where she was the guest of Mrs. Fullerton Hooper, Jr. l Mrs. E H. Hobbs reached homo the past week from Mobile where she has l been the guest of her parents, MT. ana Mrs. J. NJ. Donpelly.
 | Mrs. Walter Robinson left recently foi her home in Huntsville after spending some time here as the guest of Mrs. w. Nj. Vaughan.
 l Friends of Miss Helen Kennedy. county home demonstration agent, will be sorry | to learn that she is Ill in Selma nos pital.
 | MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rockwell, who arrived recently from Gadsden, where !, they suffered severe illnesses from In fluenza, are both recuperating rapidly al the home of Mrs. Rockwell's parents MT. and Mrs. W. E. Stoddard. Mrs. Winfred Ager returned Wednes- I day night from Birmingham, where she superintended moving into her new home MT and Mrs. A Gump of Baltimore. wne are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Lilienthal, were guests of honor Wednes-