The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-29
RANDOM NOTES

ma Rush and Miss Elizabeth Rush mo- tored up from Greensboro and are guests of Mrs D. Rivers Copeland. 1 Miss Belle Ogle has returned to Albert ville after visit to Miss Annie Lou Har- | ris
 Little Miss Ella Mae Harris is spending some time with relatives in Albertville. l
 Mrs David Roberts, Jr.. and two chill dren will leave Friday to spend the rest of the summer in Canada. l -ss I Miss Hattie Morton has returned from visit to Mont Eagle. Tenn.
 Mrs. j. A. Rountree and little son. Me- 1ver Rountree. have returned after spend- 1 ing two weeks in Trussville.
 
 l Mrs Dave F. Evans has gone to Sa- I vannah, where she will take a steamer l to New York. Later Mrs. Evans will go ] to Philadelphia and Atlantic City, remain ing in the latter city until the middle of September.
 Miss Georgia stallings of Greenville Is visiting her cousin. Miss Lena Payne. MT. and Mrs Edward Mallock have named their little son Edward Nal lock, Jr.
 , Miss Lena Payne has returned from visit to Pensacola. Fla, and south Ala bama. Miss Ernestine Buckshaw, who has been spending some time at Goodwater, is the guest of her parents in Woodlawn. MT. and Mrs. Louis Hall, Miss Caro- line Forney and MT. Mack Forney are spending several months in Washington and will not return to Birmingham until the fall
 
 Little Mary Goodwin of Mobile Is visit ing her cousin, Miss Pauline Goodwin.
 Mrs. c. c. Robson has returned to Mo- bile after visiting friends in this city.
 Miss Annie Laurie of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Clarence Mason.
 
 Mrs J. Edward Miles has left New York city, where she has spent the past two weeks and has gone to Lake Mo hawk, where she will remain some time She Is accompanied by her son, MT. Henry B. Gray, Jr.
 Miss Annie Holt has returned to Mont gomery after visiting Dr. and Mrs. F. w. Fucker, Jr
 MT. and Mrs. John S. Goldsmith left yesterday in their automobile for Berry vile, Va, where they will spend the next few weeks. MT. Archie Chisholm of Tus- caloosa accompanied them.
 Mrs Robert Jemson will return Sun day from an extended trip to Virginia
 
 Mr R. w. Fitzgerald. MT. William John- son. MT. Tom Fitzgerald and MT Jack Hust are enjoying a camp at Shades creek this week. Miss May Roquemoore was hostess re- gently to the Woodlawn Rockers club at the home of Mrs. Jean Smith, which was prettiy decorated with golden slows and daisies A salad and ice course fol- lowed the game. The members and Miss Jaunita Lanier and Miss Sallie Faison shared the courtesy. l Mr. and Mrs W. T. Whited and Miss Grace Mackey left yesterday for a motor trip to Stewart where they will visit rel- atives.
 Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw of Savannah is the guest of her mother Mrs. Addie Buckshaw.
 George of Atlanta are visiting Mrs. Addie Buckshaw and are being delightfully."- en- tertained.
 Miss Emily Dryman was hostess at the mor thly tea of the Young Ladies Mis- sic nary society of the Methodist Eps- copal church, south, yesterday afternoon at her home in Pratt City. Red geran- iums and ferns made the rooms attractive. and an interesting programme of musical selections and readings was enjoyed, followed by contests and later an ice course was dispensed to 20 guests. | Mrs. D. E. Cook entertained a party of 1 friends informally at her home last even- ing Music and contests were features of the affair and late in the evening re- l treatments were served to 35 guests 1 Mrs. c. w. Overstreet gave picnic party at East Lake yesterday and her in vita ton list included the members of the l Thursday Crochet club. 1 Mr.-W. B. Montgomery has returned to West Point, Miss, after visit to friends 1 in Pratt City. l MT. and Mrs. Harry Delheim are spend- ing several weeks at Wrightville Beach.
 MT. Roy Richards is ill at the Carraway infirmary.
 l An interesting event of the week was the forty-two party with Mrs. Joe Sessions as hostess at her Ensley home to compli- ment her guest Miss Maggie Mcclure of 1 Ita Bena, Miss. Tables for the game were arranged in the living room, where marfolds and ferns were profusely used | in decorating. At the conclusion of the game a box of crepe de chine handker- chiefs was awarded to Mrs. Jack Kelly and the happy event was brought to a close with dainty refreshment course
 The Philadea club met yesterday after noon with Miss Rebecca Gay. Garden 1 flowers were placed in the rooms where rock was played at three tables and ic~s and cakes were served to the members and following extra guests. Miss Ruth Clarke, Miss Agnes Swygert and Miss May Swygert.
 Mrs John Johnson and children have l returned from visit to relatives in For restry.
 Mrs Olivia McCord and children of Ope- lika are guests of Mrs. s. G. Spence on Ensley Highlands.
 Miss Pauline Sanders and Miss Eloise Sanders have returned from Cullman and Blount.
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