The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-25

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 No. 1182. Ladies' Apron-Cut in sizes S6, 40 A and AS inches bust measure. Size 3s requires As yards 36-inch material with 9% yards bind ing. Price 15 cents.
 No. s252. Ladies' Corset Cover-cut In sizes 36 to 46 inches bust measure. Size 36 requires < yards 36-inch ma terial with 1A yards edging. Price Is cents.
 No. 1167, Ladies Dress-Cut in sizes 36 to A inches bust measure. Size S6 requires 3% yards 36-inch material with & yard 36-inch contrasting. Price Is cents.
 to 12 years. Size requires 21s yards 32-inch material with % yard 14-inch contrasting and yards plait- ing. Price 1b cents.
 No sso5, Ladies and Misses Bloom ers-Cut in sizes A, 2S, 32 and S6 inches waist measure Size 28 re- quires 2A yards s6-inch material. Price 15c.
 No. 99S9, Childs Dress With Bloom ers-Cut in sizes to 10 years. Size 4 requires 2A yards 36-inch material with A yard 32-inch contrasting. Price Is cents.
 No S905. Girls Set-Cut In sizes n 1, to 12 years. Size requires 1 # yards 36-inch material with 9 yards 4-inch flouncing and h yards inser ton. Price Is cents No. 1252. Child's Rompers-Cut in Tuskegee to spend the holidays with | her aunt, Mrs. E. R. Alexander. Dr T. L. Smith will also be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Alexander during the week.
 l Miss Augusta Yam is at home from | Louisville, where she Is studying ex- | pression.
 Misses Mary and Calir Booth of | Columbus, Ga, are the guests of Mrs. ! Rush Cole.
 | Miss Fleeta Cooper has returned from a visit to Greenville, S. c. Mir. and Mrs. Darrell Thompson of | Savannah have gone to Birmingham, l after visit to Mir. and Mrs. k. D. Thompson on Marvin Hill.
 Dr. and Mrs Jerre Watson are vis- iting In Montgomery, and will also go to Canoe before returning to An niston.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Murray Field, whose recent marriage occurred in Meridian, are at home with Mir. and Mrs. k. l.. 1 Field.
 i Misses Mary Evelyn Arnold and Virginia Ordway are at home for the holidays, having returned from Ag- nes Scott.
 Mrs R. D. Thompson Is visiting in Paris, Ky.
 Miss Marie Cater has returned from d few months stay in Dothan.
 Mrs. G. A. Hawkins of Atlanta Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. AL fred Coleman, at sherman Heights. Miss Mary Gray Allen is the guest of Mrs. J. Sheldon in Atlanta.
 Miss Dragitza Popovitz and Miss Sivinbinka Yevtitch of Belgrade. Ser bia, are the guests of Miss Martha I Dean Crow.
 Miss Emily Goodlett of Valdosta is the guest of relatives in Jackson II vile.
 Miss Dorothy McMurray is visiting in Nashville.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fowler are visiting in Tennessee. I Mrs. Addie Dean is visiting in Mi ami, Fla.
 Miss Eleanor Stillwell has returned from the Randolph Macon Woman s college for the holidays. Miss Emory Rudisiil has also returned from Ran dolph- Macon, where she istassistant instructor of violin.
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Patterson oi Haskell, Tex, are the guests of reia- tives in Calhoun county.
 Miss Lillian Van De Wander has re- turned to Jacksonville, after visit to Mrs. J. IL Worrell
 Mrs. Hugh Aiken (Kate Caldwell) and little son of Philadelphia. are the guests of relatives in Jacksonville.