The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-02

The young lady across the way says
 the story of Lincoln and the cherry
 tree must be true as all the histories
 mention it.
 city to attend meeting of the Colonial Danes.
 Mrs. CIaud Zuber. who has been the
 guest of Mrs. Stansberry. at her home | in New Orleans, has returned home. 1 l Mrs. John Cooke, who is the guest
 of her daughter Mrs. Henry Pitts and
 Mir. Pitts, will leave the last of this
 week for her home in Demopolis. She
 will be accompanied by Mrs. Pitts,
 whc will De her guest for several days.
 ! Mrs. George H. Clarke. who has
 been i'll a her home for the past two
 weeks. has recovered. Mrs. J. B. Reoid is i'll with influenza at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Roueche.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Goodman. who have spent some time at the Florida | east coast resorts. are spending a few | days in the city as the guests of MT. and Mrs George H. Clarke, en route
 to their home in Germantown, Pa. I
 MT. and Mrs. George Dent are spend ing few weeks in Florida. l Friends of Miss Maggie Malone will be glad to learn that she is improving
 at the Birmingham Infirmary. follow
 ing an attack of pneumonia. 1 Mrs Kirkman O'Neall of Mobile will
 arrive today to be the guest of Ex- Governor and Mrs Emmet O'Nell
 
 1 Mrs Arthur Jones and little daugh- 1 ter who have been the guests of Judge
 and Mrs. Skeggs for the past few days
 have returned to their home in Decatur MT. and Mrs. John Maynor have sold 1 their home on Cliff Road to J. A.
 Rountre and will occupy the Lewis
 Hall home after April 1. | Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Yaneey have re- 1 turned from their wedding trip and are
 at home at 1901 Eleventh avenue. l Ensign Warren IT. Buchanan who | has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. c.
 returned to the naval station at Gulf
 port.
 Mrs. Fisher Tynes. who has been i'll i for the past few days with inflenza, is 1 improving and expects to leave shortly | for a stay in Florida. Mrs. William worthington, who is the guest of friends in Selma, will re-
 turn home tomorrow. | Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Penny will re- turn today from New York, and will, I be accompanied by their daughter, Miss I { arn1 hN ~x,,x r4,.l lxr;x l there.
 l Miss I.ucy Easterwood is improving at the South Highlands Infirmary. fol-
 lowing an operation for appendicitis. l Miss Martha Latady has returned l from Albany. where she spent few
 days with Mrs. Charles Kortrecht I Mrs Tillie Letaw Berkaw left for 1 Pittsburg, Pa, Saturday, where she will be connected with the Irene Kauf-
 man settlement. Her departure will I te felt as a distinct loss by her Bir- mingham friends. l Miss Frances May, who spent the winter in New York at school, will ar rive in the city today, having been 1 called on account of the illness of her
 father. pr. F. H: May | l Mrs S. c. Truhart of Mobile will
 arrive this week to be the guest of her sister. Mrs R. H. Wharton. and
 Mrs. C. c. Bryant. Mrs. Lewis Hall will leave in the early spring for Chicago to join Mir
 Hall in their new home. Her daugh- | ter. Miss Caroline Forney. and mother
 Mrs. Mclaughlin will also leave for i Chicago in the early summer. I Mir and Mrs. Herbert Baum an
 nounce the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Baum and little daughter are at St.
 vincent's hospital. MT. and Mrs. Cabaniss of Atlanta are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Anglin
 White for few days. Mrs. Henry Hiden. Jr, and little daughter. Dorothy. of Mobile, are the guests of Mrs. Hidens parents, MT.
 and Mrs. s. Perry Fowlkes. Mrs. Mervin Blach is spending a few days in Montgomery with her sister
 Mrs. A. Sanders.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Saks have re- I turned from New York. where they
 spent the past few weeks.  Miss Elizabeth Jordan is i'll with influenza at the home of her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. William Jordan. on Crss- cent avenue.
 Mrs. Jack Carter. who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. John W. Tomlinson. will return to her home in Philadelphia i this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Reese Murray have re- turned from an eastern trip. Miss Mary Eliza Montgomery. who has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. w. Howard. left yesterday for Montgomery. where she will join her sister. Miss Elizabeth Montgomery. who | is the guest of Miss Whitfield. They will leave in a few days for Charles ton. S. C., to be the guests of their sister, Mrs. Charles Allen. Miss Emma Lee will leave today for New York. where she will join her sister. ;siss Annie Lee. gho spent the winter there.
 Mrs James Hard. who has been 4e' guest Of her parents. Ar. and hfs.