The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-17
RANDOM NOTES
MT. Bryan Smith came up from Auburn to attend the Reese-Smith wedding.

death or her mother, Mrs. 5. ID. Fearlng. Miss Eleanor Hughes of the Peabody Womans college in Nashville is a guest of Miss Elsie Mae Hughes.
 Miss Frances McMullan of Greenville is visiting Mrs. Zell Gaston on Milner Cres- cent,
 Mrs. Edward Coxe of Knoxville is a guest of Mrs. Henry Dozier on South Eleventh avenue.
 Miss Virginia Abbott has returned to Atlanta after being delightfully."- enter tained as the guest of Miss Helen Mc-s Cary and Miss Florence Coffin.
 
 MT. and Mrs. George Watkins have named their little daughter Margaret Louise Watkins for her mother
 
 Mrs. Theresa Neff and Miss Esther Neff of Chicago will arrive Sunday from Chi cago to attend the Dolejsi-Neff wedding.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Locke is visiting Mrs. Partlow in Tuscaloosa
 Dr. and Mrs. E. c. McVoy expect to leave Thursday for Huntsville to make their future home. Their departure is ASSto oeeSA Ny iiteAhy II iShtSs
 MT. and Mrs. Church Williams will ar- rive the latter part of the week from San Francisco to be guests of MT. and Mrs. George F. Jackson.
 Miss Julius Glass of Uniontown, who has been the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Nevins will spend the latter part of the week with Miss Amelia Worthington.
 
 Mrs. G. H. McCary will return today from Atlanta, where she visited her sis ter, Mrs. Charles Abbott.
 Mrs Gus Blackwell has returned to De- catur after spending, several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Warren.
 Miss Margaret Miles has returned to Montgomery after being a guestAof Mrs. Richard E. Johnston.
 Mrs. E. B. Pennington Is attending the convention of the Alabama Federation of Women's clubs in Selma.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. G. B. Mccormack and Mrs P. E.. Murray will motor to Atlanta the latter part of the week.
 Mrs Herbert Ellerbe of Denver, who
 
 this city, is spending this week with Mrs c. T. Randall.
 Miss Florence Harris of Montgomery is guest of Miss Mary Munger Miss Jennie Heiser has come from Bal timore to spend the winter with her sis- ter, Mrs. James Weisel. Miss AIha GOwer If Mobile is x,fo;tir O Miss Nell Cosby
 Mrs. c. D. Patterson of Chattanooga is guest of Mrs. J. A. Coker. ~-~r-~-~-->~~~~~~~~~~~~ tnrn squad was making against the more experienced Vanderbilt eieven. AS the guests of Prof. Thomas Bragg, president of the Auburn Alumni associa- , tion, they were shown many courtesies While in the Magic City. 4A committee of Auburn's most prominent alumni had i been appointed by President Bragg tc assist him in entertaining the governor l and members of his official party. This committee, composed of Congressman J. Thomas Heflin. 91: Gen. Robert F. Liz on, 'S2 oR Montgomery; Hon. William M Williams. 96 of Montgomery; Hon. w K Terry, SS of Birmingham; MT. Hubert Drennen, '96 of Birmngham; Hon. J. B. Ellis. S1 of Selma: State Superintendent l of Education w. F. Feagin, 92 of Mont gomery. and President Charles c. Thach | v of Auburn. includes number of Ala | bama's most prominent citizens. The party attended the game in auto- mobiles and witnessed the contest from ! the cars which filled reservations along the side lines and near the middle o1 | the field. Gov. and Mrs. Henderson were enthusiastic in their praise for Auburn | and the governor declared that while he had always admired the spirit which ! Auburn tackled problems and fought fol her principles. that he was more i'm. pressed than ever with this fact, and that he would be an even more enthusiastic ] supporter of Auburn in the future l During the evening President Brage was host at a dinner party, and had as his guests at the Tutwiler hotel Gov and Mrs. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Johr l MOffett, Congressman Heflin, Genera Ligon. Hon. W. M. Williams, Hon. w. K Terry. MT. Hubert Drennen, Hon. J. B c. c. Thach.
 l The dinner was the most enjoyable oi the number of social events which were l given in honor of the chief executive o1 l the state and his wife and during the evening Gov. and Mrs. Henderson ofter expressed themselves as delighted witt the treatment accorded them. Mrs. Hen derson expressed the hope that she migh1 be present on such an occasion at some future date. and it was proposed that ths same party be present ar a dinner at tho Tutwiler next year on the day of tht