The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-20
RANDOM NOTES

ware barrett en route from her nome to Dallas, Tex. where she will visit friends and relatives. Miss Butt is one of the seasons loveliest debutantes and Is very popular in Atlanta society 1
 Mrs. M. J. Meyer of Selma is a guest of her daughter, Mrs Max Fies. 1 Mr. Tom Tau1 of Gadsden is a guest of friends in this city and Will be an attendant at the Taul-Lowry wedding | k~
 Mrs. Harry T. Inge of Mobile is a guest of Mr. Phares Coleman and Miss Margaret Coleman at their home on High land avenue.
 l Mrs. Charles C. Hedt is visiting her sister, Mrs. Craig. in Selma Mir and Mrs. J. R. Dewberry and fam fly have moved to Mobile to reside. l Miss Renfroe Embry of Asheville is visiting Mrs. P. J. Rodges in Norwood
 Miss Augusta McBroon of Fort Payne is a guest of Mrs. Hillman Wood. 1 The many friends of Mrs. F. Y. Ander son will regret to hear of the critical ill., ness of her brother, MT. W. o. w. Paine, at St. vincent's hospital. Mrs. William C.. Oates and Miss Evelyn Saffold will arrive next week from Mont gornery to be attendants at the Whit worth-Matthews wedding l Miss Florence Coffin has returned from New Decatur. where she visited Miss | Kitty Bibb
 Miss Margaret McDuffie of Hawkins vile, Ga, is the guest of MI Bettie Rosalind Gilmore Miss Leona Plosser is attending the Confederate reunion at Selma. Miss Emily Dixon is visiting Miss Ad- die Rice in Rome, Ga Miss Rice will accompany Miss Dixon when she returns to her home in this city MT. and Mrs. Clyde Smith spent the weekend with fr'e--sa ip Gadsden. Miss Kathryn Earle has returned from Atlanta where she attended the Druid Hill club golf tourney. MT. and Mrs. H. Key Miner are guests of his parents, Maj. and Mrs. w. J. Milner, in Tampa, Fla. Mrs John Fletcher will leave today for Richmond. Va, where she will attend the marriage of her sister, Miss Edith Grant to Mr. T. P Draper. Miss Grants many friends in Birmingham, where she has frequently visited Miss Fletcher will read with interest of her approaching mar riage
 Mrs Harry Coffin and her little daugh- ter Evelyn Coffin, are at home after pleasant sojourn with her parents, MT. and Mrs J. E. Smith, at Bayonne, N J.
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 Mrs. Robert N. Bell and Mrs. Vr- ginia Palmer are guests of MT, and Mrs. A. J. Green, in Gadsden.
 Mrs B. F. Noble and her small son are visiting MT. and Mrs. H. NJ. Patterson in Atlanta
 
 Selma to attend the Confederate re- union.
 Mrs. Cecil Page and her little daugh- ter of Vernon, Ala, are visiting rela- lives in Ayondale. Miss Sallie Mae O'Delle has returned from Hefiin.
 MT. W. J. Pardue of Jacksonville. Fla, is guest of MT. and Mrs. Dan Pardue.
 Mrs. Drayton Bernhard will entertain the Shakespeare club Thursday morn ing at her home in East Lake. The Dorcas society will meet this aft ernoon with Mrs. A. B. Cleany in Nor wood.
 Miss Kate Butler of Evergreen was the week end guest of Mrs. w. T. Brewer.
 Mrs. G. w. Waters is ill at her home in East Lake. The fidelis club of the Ruhama Bap- tist church will give Halloween party October 29 at the home of Miss Cora Hibbs.
 Miss Leila Barksdale and Mr. T. NJ. Adair were quietly married Monday afternoon at o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. w. Adair, the Rev. w.. F. McGlawn performing the ceremony in the presence of few relatives and friends. Mrs. R. c. McMahon sang IT Love You Truly" Miss Effe Downs was maid of honor and MT. Claude Barksdale acted as best man. After a brief wedding trip the young couple will be at home in Pratt City. Mabel Blankenship celebrated her eighth birthday yesterday afternoon at her home, when 50 young people enjoyed games. contests and light re- treatments.
 Miss Leila Huitt and Miss Mary Iiuitt have returned. after spending the week end at Greens. Mir. Tom Adair has returned to Gordo. having been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ray Custred. The Stonewall chapter, U. D. C.. gave pretty card party yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. F. T. Fields | in Ensley. Blackeyed susans and goldenrod were tastefully combined with Halloween lanterns to develop a I yellow and black decorative motif and the score cards and ices carried out the same idea. F'ifty-two and five hum dred were played at the various tables arranged in the living room and re- ception hall and several pretty prizes were awarded at the conclusion Of the game. Fifty guests were present MT. and Mrs. R. H. Steele have re- turned to Centerville, after visiting Mrs. Joe smith Mrs. J. A. Kyle is resting well. fol- lowing an operation at the Birmingham 1 inffrmary.
 l Mrs. w. A. Gibbons and her daugh- l ter have returned to Nashville. after a stay with Mrs. Earle Griffith. | Mrs J. C. Barrett will entertain the Sesame club this afternoon and at the same time the Mephisto circle will be entertained by Mrs. William c. sam uels.
 After visit to her daughter, Mrs. l w. B. Tingle. Mrs. w. M Lindsay has returned to springville.