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New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Want Date With Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. Two
moro Southern universities. the Uni
vcrsity Of Florida and Alabama Uni
vcrsity, have expressed their willing
ness to fill the open date, November
4, on the Harvard football schedule
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

DAY WORKER Accommodates: waitress
or cook, dinncrs, luncheons also dry
mayors Agency 10 L. 4Sd st. Sd floor
rclephone s9t7 Murray iTll.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

INFANTS NJ Young Englisiivolnan
ba by from trained nurse. excellent refer
encc. 4. Miss llofmaYer's Aesr5y 10 f.
,Sd 81. Cd floor. Tel. S947 Murray Nil.
NURSE (French). neat. thoroughly cxpc
ricnced: from one year, excellent rofer-
ences: city. country; s75. Masons Agency
IS West $50 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE

l WILL SELL. on January ? 1922 at
public auction. at 3 y m. At 3lS 5th av
New York city. to foreclose lien on chattei
one player piano bearing the name Solo
,arolia and the number st5. oce. Mason &
HanNn Co.. against Camille Redoneno
SAMUEL BARNETT, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

''2~ SUNDAY afternoon from 5s Cast
2 .''h st, wire haired fox torrior about
spots. green collar: liberal reward John
- -lnckson. le1 East 1aih 81 I.cnox SO2t
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
BROOKLYN and Xonkers in Tie

A tie at ! to was the outcome Of
the New York State Football League
game between the Brooklyn Football
Club and tho Yonkers Thistlcs at the
Ridgewood Baseball Grounds in Brook
lyn Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
Gen. ]. M. Comes, Fauorite,
Fails to Finish in Money!
Eleanor S. Is Second and Sea Prince Third in New
Year Feature Which Is Witnessed by Larg-
esi Crowd of the Season at Oriental Park
Special Cobi, to The rrib,u,

HAVANA Cuba Jan lCromwel the siN-yeaod gcldinp bv
outsider IN the betting New Years
and hrecsINteenths
Cromwell which raced Dav came from
nd stretch and beat Eleanor length Sea Prince
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
suRROGATES, NOTICES

NfCoLL, BENJAMIN.-IN PURSUANCE
of order Of Honorable John p Co
halan. 9 Surrogate OF the County OF New
YORK. NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all per
sons having claims against BENJAMIN
Nicol. late Of the County Of New York
deceased. to present the same with youch,
cr- thereof. to tho subscribc-s at tnsir
piacn Of transactns business at the oflcs
OF Jruesdalc z Nicoll. their attorneys at
No. l%s Broad way, in tho Borough o, Nan
haitian. in the City OF New York State OF
Now York. on or before tho 5th day Of
Dated, New York, the 2ath d.y @. July
1921 JOHN SLOANE,
COU RTLANDT NlCOi.Is
rEUEsDALE & NtcoLL. Attorneys Tor
Executors, Once and rosto;Tice Ad-
haitian, New York City
PORTER. HORACR-In pursuance or an
order of Honorable John p Coiialau. a
hurrogate Of the County of New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
having claims aeeirat HORACE PORTER
late Of the County OF New YORK. deceased
to present the aaTnc with voucher. thereof
so thu subscriber, at It's place OF transact
Ing business. No. 30 Tsroaov.a.- Foronrh h
~ Manhattan. City and state Of Nav York
81 or before the 3Oth day Of January rext
Dated. New York the 18th day O. July
1921.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK. Executor.
NAY DEN 4 POST. Attorneys for Executor
IS william Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

TAKE NOTICE. that an action Of eject
lIent mas been commenced ~ :hs people
ions 1890 to 1888 inclusive Of The Public
i,ands Law, TO recover the Tito 70 AID
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

bf-erl MINING az point IN tic cerfor Inc
of John Street at q distance Of i,~o ,n.,
afed seventeen CID feet easterlv from
ne lntersection OF the center line o,
John Street; running thence southar a.
rig ut angie 20 John Street two hundred
ihirty-si and twenty-five hundre1ltll.
'23s.25) feet; thence easterly parallel
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
BOARDERS WANTED

TIL ST. At LtNINGToN AVE. CHotel
'sutledgcl For ladies, ono room and
oals from SIS up, elevator. telephone
e., full hotel service, newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

The Crescent A. c. basketball team
starts the new year with eleven
straight victories tucked away, its
latest victim being the Union College
team. Two games are on tap at the
New Mooners' court this week, st.
Bonaventure appearing Tuesday night
and the College Five, Of Brooklyn. on
FRIDAY night
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

Exc optional. NAI.CE- iarre ..a--
mont IN comfortable aud ,,tre.l,.
wrli-run cooperative building fas i...
ton present owners most dosirahie cis@-
only two apar'rila nm now Tor ~ r-fe
moderate, ferfas al Iust~d - sui. corz-n
!ence. Telephone Ehinela ndor SOC
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
HELP WANTED MALE
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught short time
license guaranteed: ladies classes. also
Ford l"ssons. American Auto School. 7zs
l"Xireton az
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
What School?

Each year at this time some Private Schools
have Vacancies.
AS many families desire to place their chill
dren in Private Schools for the last half of
the school year we have compiled list of the
Schools that have vacancies. We will be glad
to send this list to any one interested. Address
School Department, New York Tribune. 154
Nassau Street. N. Y, or telephone 5000 Beck
man.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

WasAlne.on- .. q. Ds.elllber !, lasl
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

Manhattan

~ fot + story & basement. resr r'-,sI
4HN''n. n 1oonl-. 3 baths. good r1rf.
li"n xpsr*nteed possession. cash tln 0fn
orghloD Company fuc r0n rf
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

MATTRESS S-CIIAMBERMAID Capabie
Young. $50, apartment preferred. Miss
Shea s Agency. T.. 4lst; Murray Uiil o1.4.
" AITRESS- PARLORMA1D Neat. eff
cicnt; highly recommended. Miss Shaugh
nesss's Agency, $50 9Th az.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.
LEGAL NOTICES

y ,a,lNpS bought and -old To- ASH.
AdV1ce free. Bennett. l75 B'way "a roor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

EIJTLEuS, second men, housemen. useful
couples, grooms; city Country. Miss
Hairs Bureau IT West 44th. Vanderbilt
$40
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
General Houscworkers, Etc.

HoUSEW ORKFR--' apab!o young Scotch
$50; anywhere. Miss Shea's Agency, 8
II 4lst St. Murray lTill SIT
IIOTSEW ORKER-t,xcellcnt cook-waltress
splendid references Miss Shaug ghnessy' 3
Agency. $50 6th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

- He ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
ANTS and all unknown claimants 10
an any interest in tho premises hereinafter
New-York tribune., 1922-01-02

All. THAT TRACT or Parcel, OF
.AN D situate in Town OF Novstead. VII
age OF Akron, County Of Erie ard state
81 New York. being part OF Lot Numb
I,Tenty-nine f2e) Township twelve Ge)
Range five 90 OF the TonawanGs R-se--
Na,lon. and bounded and described as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30

this past week from Montgomery Birmingham, Selma. Huntsville. Do catdr and cuilman. a.
 Among these guests aarss Dr. an Mrs. MoGahes. Mir. sn6 nrrA Ro Osborn. Mir. and MrH- Smith. MT Jean Black. NrIss saxah Pheian, MS Mary King and Mrs. Amos Kulp frcr Birmingham; Mrs. Dr. Lee Jones, Mrt W. c. Agee, Mrs. Robert Jones an sen, Mrs. Ralph Nickelson and chil dren and Miss Hattie Jones of Selma Judge and Mrs. John c. Anderson Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt. Mrs. John I Winter, Mrs. Hugh Watts, Mrs. Pink ard and Rev. and Mrs. Bob Jones an son of Montgomeryi Mra Brioksl Huntsville; Judge and Mrs. Jc Brown. Mfr. and MrA Asa Fuller af' Miss Maud Flowers, Cuilman, an Miss Helen Robinson snd othsxrA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
ENGAGEMENTS

of the engagement of M Fisher RothermeL Th wedding place August the Eleventh Avenue Mehod church, Birmingham Lannng announce the e daughter Elizabeth Mir Wood S. He the wddg&o August 13 at Parker Menor Baptist church, in Anniston Campbell and Mrs Abner Parker Patton of Tuscaloosa of their daughter Este MT W Dewey Campbell of Pantersv the wedding to take place in tn early fall
 TuyMs Annie Thomas Fully of Columbus Ga announce Gan army wedding place Septemb 26 al Columbus, Ga
 W Walker approaching marriage of their daughter Ma Donln Ae of Columbus wedding q n August 2. cards. James Edrdge Stokes the engad only daughter Elizabeth Arthur Brad shaw of Eufu the wedding take Wednesday, August at Ashford
 Mrs sherer Montgomery E engagement of their daughter Lolita Melton, Mir Jesse Bell the wedding to take place early WllsmsongM and Mrs Robert Long of GlbertOv to L. of Vernon the wedding to take place early the fall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
By JosEPHINE NIXON HENLrY


 Delightful remembrances of gay oaberets. frequented by popuiar ac- tars and actresses, of restauranta where ideal Italian dishes were served and roof garden theatres, lln- ger in the minds of those who are fortunate enough Co spend lime amid the soenes of pleasure. offered even in the arnmer tn New Fork eity.
 Mrs. Shirley HaTFAa, one of Bir- mtnGham's most charming and popV- lar young matrons, well known and beloved aa Mrs. Bula whatfey. daugh- ter of Mfr. and Mrs. George O. what ley, has just returned from New York, where she spent six weeks visiting girls with whom sine ae- tended MrA Darlington esazDaees school.
 T met 90 many cha-xnang peepsa. = said Mrs. Harris. 'sbut none were more interesting than Bud Fisher, with whom already feaf acquainted through Mutt and Jeff. and whom I came to know qrtts well. The races were on and he had several horses entered. one ef which ks named for himself.
 "One night fin H1clzs, SaaasoDabHe place, where nothing ts sold but soda
  quite interested to meet John Pag- liglo, Constance TalmadgeA and Ravu1 Walsh.
 An Inn Run hy Thamtx1uxss People
 "The Stage Docx Inn. Oh Forty seventh street, ts xun bg tAeztrtcai people and patronfzsd by Ao1orA It is in charge of HiidA Epong, and tho wAitresses are chorus girls. tem-- porarily out of job. Then ct 3 luncheon, we saw Eugene OBrisn azsd four beauties from the Follfess BdnA wheaton. Mary nason. Dvelyn Law and Gilda Gray
 ''The Rita roof nnd JRD~uoDo 9ur- dens ere tho sw~sAlest plscea in tho city ana 1t was ct the Japanese gar den that we met Catherine Calvert
 'T saw worlds cf good plays and met win Rogers. star of ths TuEaies.'
 T saw Good MowntnE, De&rtOf Lawful Larceny in which Lowell Sherman is the very attractive lead- ing man. Six Cylinder Love with Ernest Truex. and The Music Box Revue
 Most Popular r1ny This SunSzues
 "The most talked o6 play now Ia. sBnuefrs Chouvs Sourfs.' tn which Russian soenes gro given, with beau tiful music. It was shown in Lon don and Paris. It was brought tD New York from Paris hT MpxT4s Gueat, and has been running fu9 ssE 1aonths.
 -Amonx the oabarets vfssked -nfOntsI Martre,' Pierres.' The Boncd Walk Hotel Pennsylvauta Root tO0mmo- dore Roof McAlpia Roof and Esssnz Arts
 'sI must ten ef aa Hta2san pzsoe where I wont on West For<y-ssveszh street, much patrcntsed by Hheafr4oal people, where the same delightful menu fs served twtoo a day. and where I met Constanos Tairnadges Norma Talmadge and her husband. Joseph Schenk.
 T saw Eddie Cantos st sho winter Garden, in Make It Snappy.' The play
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
RANDOM NOTES

Mra T. T. Ashford, Mrs. Mtofls Caldwell and Robiey Munger, IT,. who have been sojourning for . month at Biloxi, will return to Bir- minsham tonight.
 :. Mrs Henry Mourning. vns A.. boon tho much feted guest of Mir. and Mrs Henry T. Bartlett, left Friday afternoon for her homo in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett will leave Tuesday for Asheyille, where she will visit her mother. Mrs. Smathers, her daughter, Miss Daisy Bartlett, having been there for several weeks. Later Mr. Bartlett will joint Mrs. Bartlett. and they will attend the Bankers association of America convention in New York in octo- Der.
 Miss Josephine wehby who has been spending the past few weeks in Asheville. will arrive tomorrow 70 enter the "masasr olass" to be conducted here by MT. Percy Hemus, the eminent baritone. Miss wehby Is one of Mrs. Steeie's most talented pupils.
 Mrs. Marion McCray. whs is . member of the faculty of the Bir- mingham Conservatory of Music and one of the most brilliant pianists
 in tho city, is spending several
 weeks visiting friends in Indiana. Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Culpeppsr Exum has sold her home In Birmingham and will re- move with her family during the summer to vineland, N. J., where she will be with her parents. MT.
 sad Mrs. E. G. Kinney. 4fss Anne Rowan. who hes been the admired guest of Mrs. Henry
 Porter. Jrl. will leave tomorrow for
 her homo in Jacksonville. where
 she will rsmain for . week before going to Atlanta. where she will
 spend some time.
 Mrs Edna Gockel Gussen and he,
 daughters. Miss Elizabeth Gussez
 and Miss Mary Gussen. are at home
 to their friends at the Mlree apart
 ments, having removed from their
 home in Woodlawn the past week.
 Nrs. Hubert A. Drennen and little
 Miss Ferry Drennen left Saturday
 for Atlantic City, where they will
 spend the summer.
 Mrs. Frank Walker Smith and
 her sister, Mrs. Bestor Brown, left
 Friday for Memphis for . visit with relatives.
 Mss Frances Nimmo Green 10 re-
 ceiving cordial welcome from her many friends here. She is spending
 several weeks in Birmingham, and 10 tho recipient of several oongrat-
 ulations from her many friends
 upon two of her splendid novels being "pi0turissd." one of them
 ~Ons Gear Csil," featuring Henry
 wathali in the leading role. lr5ss ndna HisEs l~fs yo6tspday morning for ChieASs. whsrs she will visit her sister, Mrs. o. 4. KintA
 while gone she will visit the in- ternational pageant of progress and
 will also take an automobile trip
 through wisconsin and Michigan.
 She will return in about two weeka
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas OByrns of
 Helena, Mont. announce the birth of daughter. on July s6
 Mrs. B. M Brooks has returned from Springfield. Tenn.. where she
 has been the guest of Mrs. John E. Robertson.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Culverhouss
 have left for three months' stay in the west. during which they will spend the greater part of the time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30

in Los Angeles and will visit other interesting places. Mfr. and Mra Arthur Charles Marks and Miss Elisabeth whaley have returned from a motor trip to Atlanta and Macon. Miss Lydia LAiiethun is spending two weeks with Mas Sarah Hodges while she is here with MT. Percy Hemus as his accompianist during his master class" in this eity. Mrs. Hugh I. Scott of Atlanta is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Copeland
 Mrs. N. A. Copeland and young son. Miles A. IT,. will spend the month of August at Mentone. Miss Alice Calling has returned from visit of two months to Wash ington. New York and points in North Carolina
 Miss Gay Sandifer win return this week from Athens, Ga, where she has been taking . six weeks course in library work.
 MT and Mrs. Royal A. Adams (rreddis Brown) have named their little daughter Freddie.
 Mrs- !. N. Lawrence Is ecnvales- cent at tho South Highlands mfr mary. where she has been very Ill. it
 Miss Hefcn and Miss Lucy May arc , the guests of Dr. and NrA Y. H. May in Norwood.
 Miss Arba Huckcba, who Is the guest of Miss Doris Marler on High land avenue. will go on Wednesday ts visit Miss Lou Sloan in Ensiey.
 Miss Frances Martin fs visiting friends in Albertviiis.
 Mrs. e. wiiiiamson of Decatur wfn spend several weeks with hcr daughter. Mrs. Arthur Clements and Mir. Clements on . motor trip through Georgia and Tennessee when they will make . ,te.t to Signal mountain.
 MT, Frank M. Butt of Dallas. Tex. is the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. w. Barrett, at her summer homo. Brace wood" on Shades mountain.
 Ensign George Cunningham of the United States navy arrived in the city last evening to spend some time with his mother. Mrs. E. W. Barrett
 Mss Mary Elisabeth Caldv~si1 and Miss Margaret Morrow. who have been visiting Mrs. F. '. Andersen at uos~~ EAoA xuyI1 p&t,xra hnroA eA~ day.
 Mr2 Iscufu simonds of Charleston. s. C.. who Is motoring through the country. will arrive in Birmingham this week and will be the guest of Mrs. Alfred Calhoun inNEnsiey.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. casansss left on Friday evening for Cslifornia and tour in Canada along the northern Pacific coast.
 Mr. and Hrs. F. W. BromSssA wAe have been spending tho past fur months in Europe. arc expected b arrive in BiEminghana on Tuesday.
 Mss Harriet Jackson of Greene boro Is the gasst of Mrs- B. A. Mon- aehan.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Mitchell of Dai- las, Tex. are visiting their sister. Miss Lula Tyus
 Miss Mary Brown Buckshaw, Mss Ruby Buckshaw. Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw and Miss Mamie Myrtle Price of Birmingham and Miss Cath erine Kennedy of Montgomery will leave tomorrow for Tybee, Ga, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Frank Spencer of Savannah at . house party.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Mosley (Miss Myrtis Mallory have named their It, tie daughter Doris Edna. Mrs. Mos- Icy and baby are at the Woodlawn infirmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
REraa- PERCx ENrERTAINS AT hUMCHHoN

hnH Waiker Pcrpy entertained yes- Fterdny at charming luncheon at the Country eauo hn honor of her sister, Mira Hammond Johnson of Athens, Ga. who ts tho Gnest ok Mrs. Leroy Parcy.
 The tHnfD yUn oeueoFed with a handsonss hasksf of bright summer fipwcxR. and MrR. Percy's guests wsres Mra Johnson. Mrs. Leroy PeroN hzrA William Cooke. Mrs. Will Vernon Badhan,. BErs M. H. Murphy, Mrs. Chara~s DeBardsleben, Jr., Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. Alfred Shook. Mrs Prince DeBardsseben, Mra H. L.. BadhAn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
Mrs. Harris Tells of Visi 10 New
 York and It's Attractions

there now is. ~rhs spfos of Is1zl Composing 1t are s6 stars. each hay ing short slsit, among them Va leska Surrat and the other musical comedy stars.
 Standing in the midst of Green wieh Village we were attracted by a big placard. upon which we read Through the Back Alley, Up the Stairs and Across the Roof Of course we could not resist such ale turing directions, and upon following them wo carne to a delightful restau- rant It was arranged to represent southern swamp. with long gray moss hanging from tho ceiling. Trop- ical flowers appeared to be bloom ing all around and the tnbies whore we dined rosombled great toad stools with smaller ones to sit upon.
 Movie Pictures
 "A y41ftcd tho great movie picture etudfcs and met many of the artists, among them Anita Stewart, and I watched with much interest the talk ing of tho pictures.
 'I must speak of tho splendid unev4e picture theatres with 100 piece o. crestras and the wonderful variety of attractions offered ana lasting fvur hourA
 -we took wonAeraus drives and among ether interesting places passed the beautiful Rockefeller estate and Billie Buxdre's home.~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
ANKUs& EsAGrANT rzAAwwmD

The Sones Valley gchood Improvs- rnent association has appointed va ri0us committee chalrmen for the an nuai pageant
 It will be r~nzembeysd with wfssa splendid srccess tho play, '-The Even ing of the Summer Sum- was pro- duced by 300 sohooI children last fan. Consedncnttx tho association is planning bax khs suoeess of 1 Mother 0ooes@ hHntasua to be staged in the new nud1terium of the school during the ffrxt week of September
 All cfffdrsn hsewecn the ages oi 8 and n yeSrs in the neighborhood of ahe school are asked to meet ai the suhpoa building en Tussdnx after noon a4 6 oaolo1i<.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
FRECKLES Don't Hide Them With . Veil, 1, Remove Them With
 Othine-DoubIo
 Strength

This preparation for the removal of frsckles is usually 90 successfuI in removing frsckles and giving q clear. beautiful complexion that 1t 10 sold under guarantse to refund the money if 1t fails.
 Don't hide your frecklss undsr . veil; ret an ounce of Othine and res- move them. Even the fret few ap- pltcations should show . wonderful improvement some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
 Be sure to ask tho druggist for the double strength othine; 1t 10 this that h sold on the monsy-Dack guarantee. -Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
PARTIES AT I.INGER LONGER LODGE

Linser Longer lodge, tho wonderful club on the crest of Shades noun tain- has been quito popular during the past few days. and afternoons and evenings have been full of jollity and life. Lnger Longer lodge. in the equalled. Is even more beautt- full In the evening hours.
 Mrs. H. Carlton Weber of Nashville, who ia visiting relatives in the city. was entertained at dinner on Tues day.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Gray entertained at dinner for a party of Eix on Sat- urday evening.
 Mr. Walter c. Phillips, Jr, enter tained 6 small number of friends at a swimming party Friday evening.
 Miss Sophie Lou Hall, who Is visit ing Mrs. l.. R. Camp of this city, was entertained by Henry F. Beaumont. IT,, at dinner Friday evening. Among this party were Miss Dale Oliver, Miss Una Webster, Miss Anita Hodges, Miaa Adelaide Fox. MT. Terry Hogue, MT. George Wofford. Jr., Mfr Hugh c. Dani&tas Mir Allison AmfnA, and Mir. Edward Beaumont. brother of the hosA. MT. and Mrs. R. N. nrrEsseuHes en- tortasned a number of the young friends of thoir ltttAe daughter at a swimming party Wednesday after noon.
 Among ckfors who ne~~ eueer- Byrne. Mfr. A M Bruce, Mr. and Mra. W. R. Morgan. Mr. and MsA Julia Smith, Mr. and MrAI WiiTfam Cham bsrs, Mir. and Mrs. P. V. EaI2y. Mir. and Mrs. George B. Afeanor. 1r. MT and Mrs. A J. Gray. Mir and hrs. Henry F. Beaumont, sr.. M,nA and Mrs O. U. Coop and othern-
 SUNDAY SCHOOL HALEY Y
 There will bs eupdsy scs1oo1 rally and picnic dinner today at Smiths chapel, on the Pinson road. te which every ons Is invited. especially all esnEerR
 There win be rsadfnsa secftn<scns and the opening and closing prayers wtli bs made by the Sunday school superintendent, Mrl L. E. Price. There will also be songz. given by the different elassss of the school. ny weIi-knowu singers and by the as- sembaasa.
 MRS. RAY HoNoRED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER
 Mrs. Ida l. Ray was Hon5r1d by her friends wednesday on the ocea- sion of her birthday d hsr hezns on Highland avsnu>.
 Therc was . bsau<sfua sa1Ea with brightly colcred candies, and Mrs. Ray w3s showcrcd wftA many lovely gtfts. which worA prAsonted with a delighted sttsis addrsss hv 1as. Louis Farley.
 After dinner q vatsxxnesun antting was enjoyed. Nighty hfends were present upon S3xks deifghtful occasion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
VISITORS AT BLOUNr SPRINGS

Biount Springs is more interesting and filled with life this summer than for many seasons past. The old days,
 when 1t was one of the most popu-
 lar summer resorts, are recalled as one wanders beneath the great trees in view of the picturesque Robinson and Duffie mountains.
 There have been numerous guests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
MRS. nzryvrB MORRIS TO
 COMPLEMENT MES CARTER

mrs- L1ew'ts 1EorEas will entertain 1ak sea on Tuesday afternoon, August
 ek her be&utiAna home in Glen Ira in compliment to Miss Laura FCaEber e6 Washington. who has been the rsciptent of 50 many graceful cofzTtessss during her visit to Dr. and MzA 1loyd Noiand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
DINING AT COUNTRY oxsup

group of frssnds dining together
 l@st evening at tho Country club in- oauded Miss Lorine Webb. Miss Una Webstor. Eriss Fraacos Johns, Miss Cecn Gray Johnston, Mr. Allen Rush. fozA Mn Luther Reynolds, Mir. Ral- EetsA 1enAirs and Mr. Joha Coo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
Mrss gxsOnsrs BMIEson rAsFu

Mfss exs0RkzFB BEkxfRsW NAtsEN husx kcx e1ce0 win onSsvta1a a brfdEe on Wednesday afternoon in
 honor o< &eias Alba Huckeba sf Ash
 land. whs ss onaxming v1sttor in
 the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
RECEPTION FOR
 MRS. sTIvENDEH

The Woman's Missionary society of the Ruharaa Baptist church win give . reception shower fer Mrs. J. c. Stivender tomorrow afternoon at 4:So o'clock at the home of Mrs IL A. iSchimmoll on Underwood avenue. All the women of the church are cor dialiy invited to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
MIR. AND MRS. CHALIF0Ux DINNER HOSTS

Mir. and Mrs. Paul chaIifoux wsii entertain tomorrow evening at a dinner party at Roebuck Golf and Country club in honor of their niece, Miss Anna McLester.
 The guests will be Miss McLester. Miss Virginia Raul, Miss May Harris, Miss Carolyn Harris, Miss Cynthia Fowlkes, Mir. Newton Hardy, MT. Sam Earle Green. Mfr. John Terry Badham. Mir. Jerry Cabaniss, Mir. Joe Hammond. Mir. Ruoker Agee and MT. Robert wilkerson.