The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

es he nandsomeGt sir, in camp; Bertha
 rullis the cleverest; Ctce Gardner tNe lpretuest and Katherine Flowers best alI-
 -ound girl.
 Mrs. D. A Norden and youngest daugh-
 ter, Vivian. left last Sunday night for
 New York city. where they will take the
 steamer Stockholm for Sweden. This is the first visit in fifteen years which Mrs. ! Norden has made to her old home.
 Farewell parties 10 Mrs. John w. Ram age of Montgomery, who is leaving that city to make her home in Mobile, were noted last week. Mrs j. k. Mcdaniel was hostess at a bridge party at her home il Park Place, presenting the honoree with handsome hand-embroidered linen
 iece as a farewell gift
 l Mir and Mrs. Lyman N. Gould and little daughter have returned from pleasant ] visits in Greenvilte. Evergreen. Castle berry and Montgomery at the lsst-named place attending the state convention for the deaf. The next convention of the as
 sceation will be held in Mobile in i92.. | Dr and Mrs. Leen L. Sclemon of Louis c,lle are guests of her sister, Mrs. Der rey Eichold, Dr. Colomon coming to joia his Wtfe who arrived last week to a. tend the funeral os her brother, MT AL bert l.. Brown, ef this city.
 ! The Automobile Club of Mobile has ac- cepted the invitation of the Citronelle Au-
 tomobile Club to be the guests of the lat
 ter Ut fictel Citror ele Friday. The o. ncers of the Mobile club and their wives
 will make the trip.
 Mrs Rhett Goade, wlo res made ter home for the past year w,h her dauSh- tor and son-in la ", Maj. and Mrs. Ran dolph Coyle of Washington, ps C.. is m
 U, city for b. stsy. spd is regl,:.reJ ai tn" Battle Hcusr.
 The John Hofe r,-li ons are al 'ae | Clear. occupying one of the hotel cot 'isses.
 1 Mr and Mrs cia ce Robinson leSt last
 wcea for New York ai points east
 Rogers Brewster stopped in Mobile last weekend, going over to Magnolia Beach for the Satuhray night dancing. He left
 later for Saluda, N C.. to join his pa
 rents, the Rev and Mrs. Matthew Brews- Iter at their North Carolina home, shan ty Shane
 l Mrs Ernest Williams of Birmingham
 and Miss Glva Metcalfe of St. Joseph La were guests last week of their sister, 1 Mrs. Allen Fogle.
 1 Miss Jennie Ross has purchased the Pal
 mer Pillans home at 1059 Selma street. and
 has recently moved in after spending the l summer with her brother, MT. Jack F. Ross, and wife.
 Mrs. Stanley Herndon has returned
 from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Wythe Whiting, at Point Clear. | Mrs Manley FosteE of Tuscaloosa IS still seriously i'll at her home in Ninth
 street, according to advices received here l by her Mobile friends.
 ] Miss Helen Futile of Mobile IS the guest of friends in this city. coming rom l New Orleans where she was the guest of Mrs. T. W. White She will go later 10 l North Carolina with party of friends of guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Walter B. FowllSes. in Birmingham | MT and Mrs. l.. G. Baumhauer left last week for a stay of ten days with Mrs. G.
 B. Hanlein in Birmingham. 1 Mrs Corinne B. Coming of Birming- ham goes to New Orleans after a visit l to friends in Mobile.
 1 Mrs Perry Fowlkes of Birming gham has returned to her home after visit to her sister, Mrs. Henry Hiden, at Chick asaw.
 | The Misses Edwina and Annabelle Wal l pole of Birmingham are guests of friends in Mobile, going from here to Biloxi ana other points on the gulf coast. Older Mobiians recall that the flrst wife of William K Vanderbilt, New York capitalist, who died last week, was Ava Smith of Mobile, daughter of the late Murray smith Consuelo, Duchess or Marlborough, w. K, Jr., and Harold van derbiIt were children of that marriage Mrs. Vanderbilt after hersdivorce married Oliver H. P. Belmont.
 Mrs Rudolph Benz recently celebrated her birthday at her home at Belle1on- taine with a family reunion. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Lotus R. Benz of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. Leonhart w. Benz of New Orleans, NIT and Mrs. Frank w. Dunlap of Mobile and Mrs. Benz grandchildren. Isolde and l.. w Benz, Jr., Louise Maria and hu- dolph Dunlap. 4
 Mrs LiIlie Maury Anderson, widow or Walker Anderson, who died quite sud denly at Vicksburg, Miss, last week, Wlil go with her daughter, Edith, to Pitts hurs to make her home with her son. Walker Anderson Jr Before locating in pittsburg they will go to Greenvilie, S' c. for a visit to another daughter, Mrs. Melvin Chase MT. Anderson was specisl agent for the Hartford Insurance com panY.
 Commander arti Mrs Charles A. Blake lev. nee Virginia Lyons of Mobile an nounce the arrival of a small daughter who will be named Lila Allen Blakeley The Blakesleys are domiciied in Wash
 ngton.
 Harry Hervey. Jr., nephew of Charies Hervey, who was so long ldentineo "..n the c-awthon hotel here, and now at the san Carlos in Pensac cola. has taken hun- galow at Perdido Beach with his mother MT Hervey has been quite a successful short story writer, although stiil very young. His latest story appeared in the current Parisienne and is called 'At the Mercy of Men"
 Miss Julia Creary, who has just com pleted a summer course at Newcomo C,ollegeJNew Orleans, will leave shortly to visit her sister, Mrs. Edwin K. Smith, at Fort Hamilton, N. v. The Smiths have been following the championship races between the Shamrock and Resoiute, leaV- ing each morning from Fort Hamilton on a private yacht.
 Mat md Mrs R. s. Thomas expect TO leave Mobile about the first of the month | for points east, Major Thomas having | Been notified to report at Fort Leaven- syorth August 51. where he will Joln the | school of the line. Major Thomas has been district engineer here, being III charge of all the dredging operations m the lower bay. Both are being shown | many attentions before their departure.
 Mai and Mrs North. the former MISS Gatewood. daughter of Admiral Gate wood arrived in Mobile last Monday waior North will succeed Major Thomas as district engineer Mrs. North VIII pc a charming acquisition to social circles here.
 Miss Katherine White-Spunner arrived in New Orleans Tuesday on the steam shin Antillean. She was met by her brother, Kenneth White-Spunner. MISS Wtite-Spunner has been, abroad visiting reIa tives in Ireland and England.
 Miss Aline Fearn returned last week from a visit to Birmingham, where she