The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13

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 1 RANDOM NOTES
 Mrs J. H. Wallace will leave soon for Florence, where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Por- | ter.
 1 Maj and Mrs. Willis J. Miner, who have spent the winter in Florida, will return soon to their home in Birming- | ham. The friends of Miss Jennie Austin, 1 who was recently operated upon at St. Vincent's, will be glad to learn that she is improving.
 1 Mrs. T. E. Austin recently fell and | hurt one of her arms, and her friends l will be glad to learn that she is again ! able to be out
 i Mrs E. Brasher Nelson has gone to | Georgia to attend the McLaurine At kins wedding. She will spend some- | time visiting before returning home | Mrs. Richard Clark who has been l the guest of Mrs. Carl Seals is spend ing sometime in New York city. 1 Miss Ruth Meyerhardt of Rome, Ga, | is the guest of Miss Helen and Miss Mae Linthicum at their home or South Sixteenth avenue. Miss Meyerhardt is the daughter of Judge Max Meyer hardt who has many friend in this city.
 Dr. and Mrs Henry D. Smith of At 1ay, to ,,-iI fo,ry J will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. E. Beall.
 Mrs. M. B. Orcutt who has been i'll at the Birmingham infirmary, is i'm proving, and has now been able to be removed to her home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Key Milner have re- turned from a motor trip to Montgom- cry, where they spent the weekend
 
 MT. John T. O'Donnell of New York City is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. J. O'Donnell, on Gibson Circle.
 Mrs. T. o. Smith, her two sons, Ju- Han and T. o. Smith. and Mi;s Hub bert are planning to leave tomorrow in Mrs. Smiths car for Lexington, Va. Colonel Smith will join them at the Virginia Military institute fer the finals.
 Among the graduates of the dental department of Northwestern university of Chicago this week will be MT. Sid ney Gross. son of MT. and Mrs. A. Gross. He will receive the degree of D. D. S., and graduates with honors
 Mrs E. M Robinson and children, ei1 fir son and MT. Tom Robinson left Satur- day morning for their camp on Coosa river, where they will spend several months.
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Stillman will leave tomorrow for Savannah, from where they will sail to Baltimore. MT. Still man will return to Birmingham but Mrs. Stillman will remain in Maryland on Chesapeake bay during the summer.
 
 Miss Louise Long is visiting her aunt and uncle. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Long, at Point Pleasant. N. J., Miss Long will turning home.
 Dr. Edgar Collins and Mrs Collins and are now with Mrs. Collins par ents at Fulton Springs
 MfS. +. J. f1OlDerg and her daughters, Miss Hazel and Miss Evelyn Holbers, vii, leave tomorrow morning for Chicago. Mrs. Holberg and Miss Evelyn will spend few days in Chicago before going to Michigan to spend the summer. Miss Holberg will visit relatives in Chicago for several weeks before joining her mother and sister
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Barnes have re- turned 0
 Mrs. R. Y. Porter of Greenvlle is the guest of Mrs. John Lewis on Eleventh avenue, south
 Miss Margaret Terrell will return Thurs day from visit to MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hobbs in Selma Saturday MT. and Mrs. Hobbs and Miss Terrell notored to Greensboo, for barbecue given Ds' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox Green.
 Miss Lucille Jackson of Montgomery is the guest of Miss Orline Barnett. Miss Jackson will be Miss Barnetts maid of honor in her marriage to MT. J. D. Moore, Jr., to be solemnzed tomorrow evening. Mrs. Frank Fowlkes is the guest of her sister in Memphis Tenn. Mrs. Roy Thompson and children will | leave soon TOT DelrOlt, where they Will l join Mir. Thompson, who has gone in bus mess there. Mrs. Crawford Johnson and her father l Dr. Acree, are the guests of relatives | in Chattanooga Mr. and Mrs. William P Redd and Miss 1 Terrence and Miss Katherine Redd were | among the out-of-town guests at the | Rison-Gaston wedding last evening. Miss Agnes Terrell will leave soon for | Michigan, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Robert Hiden, who has cottage there for the summer. Mrs. Mary Hallott Montgomery is the | guest of MT. and Mrs. Renzi Thomas II at their home at Roebuck Springs. Mrs. Mason Dillard and Miss Dean Dill l lard will leave soon for Richmond. Va. and will spend the summer in the noun tains of Virginia. 1 Mrs. H. E. Shaw and children are spend l ing sometime in Florida as the guests of | MT. and Mrs. E. T. Shaw.
 . Alr, and Mrs. Price Underwood have | a cottage at St. Clair Springs, where they | wll, spend a month Mr anc Mrs Claud Mitchell who were recently married, have returned from their weding trip and are at home at 1886 Pearson avenue, West End. been popular visitor to Birmingham he t,a ct nf