The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-20
RANDOM NOTES

is the guest of Mrs. Barnes Murgan.
 
 Mrs. G. B. Baskerville and hcr two
 attractive children are the guests Of
 Mrs Baskerville's parents, MT. and Mrs.
 W. M. Hurt, on Tenth avenue, south. | 1 Mrs. Oscar Newhouse of New York is
 the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Michael
 Nolen, on Iroquoise street. 1
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Crowley of Wood lawn announce the birth of a son, whom they have named Maurice Stroud.
 Mrs N. H. Burt of Gadsden is ex- 1 pected next week to be the guest of her daughter Mrs. Hal Dumas. | Mir Thomas L. Cannon has gone to
 Washington and New York on business | trip.
 | Mrs B. F. Moore left Sunday for New York, having been called there by the l Illness of her brother. Mrs. w M. Jordan, who is the guest of Mrs T. Dwight Webb in Nashville, is ! expected home tomorrow night. 
 Mrs. Festus Bridges and Miss Belle Clemens of Tuscaloosa are guests of | friends in the city for the remainder of ! the week.
 1 Mrs Jw. McAlpine of Mobile, who 1 is the guest of her son. MT. John Me- Alpine, Jr., in Tuscaloosa, will arrive next week to be the guest of Mrs. w. s. | Moughon on Norwood boulevard. Mrs. George Broyles and son, Eugene, of Rome, Ga, are visiting relatives in Birmingham.
 | Mrs. Mclean Wood, who has been the guest of Mrs F. T. Cleveland in Mobile, ! has returned to her home in Birmingham. 1 MT. Jack Herman who is a student | at St. Bernards college, arrived yes l terday afternoon to be the guest of his mother, Mrs. $. w. Herman, during the Easter holidays
 ] Mrs. Victor Hanson, who has been , spending the last week at Golden, will return to her home tomorrow. Miss Celia Webb is leaving Wednesday to visit her friend, Miss Helen McCary of Birmingham, whose guest she will be during the gay Eastertide. Upon her return home she will be accompanied by Miss McCary, who will be her guest for a May visit. They expect to return to Mobile in time for -he Bachelor clubs spring german.-Mobile Register Mrs J. L. Frances is spending a few days in Mobile.
 Mrs. Adolph Rocquet and Miss Mae Sproule of New Orleans are the guests Of friends in the city Mrs. W. c. Wall of Lake Charles, La, is the guest of friends in the city. MT. Mason Dillard who is attending college in Anniston, is spending his East CT holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Mason billiard. at the Rich mond apartments. MT Walter Brewer will return today from a brief visit to Atlanta and Flor ida.
 l Mrs. S. $. Griffith is resting comfort ably arfter suffering from broken ankle.
 Mrs. Charles Whitworth (Elnor Mat thews) of Nashville is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs Harry s. Mat thews. Mrs. Whitworth is receiving most cordial welcome by her wide circle of friends in the city. An Easter gift came to the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Blocker Thornton whole week ahead of this happy fest- val, for early Sunday morning a fine son made his appearance at the home, out on the Government street loop. His tvyn eli Sfp mia nd Sa ia Blocker and his auntie, Mrs. William Brombery, who is here from Birming ham visiting her sister Mrs. Thornton, were the first to give the welcome new conner a greeting It is probable that he may some day follow in his fathers foot steps and be postmaster of Mobile, hold ing forth in the handsome new marble postoffice in the course of erection on St. Joseph street.-Mobile Register.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. George Connors expect to leave Saturday for a 10-days' visit to New York.
 Mrs. E. K Glazier is spending the week with her niece, Mrs. William Dunn. 1 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Barker of Joplin, Mo-, will spend the Easter holidays with their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Eatman, later 1 going to Florida. l Miss Lida Otis returned yesterday from Anniston where she was an attendant l at the Woodruff Houser wedding.
 Mrs Horace Miller has returned from
 Anniston, where she was guest at the
 marriage of her sister, Miss Margaret l Hcuser, to MT. Woodruff.
 Mrs. Charles O. Locke urges all who are
 to take part in the skating feature of the
 charity ball to be present at the Hippo
 drome Friday afternoon at o'clock. Miss Nettie Beall left last night for
 Atalnta, where she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Henry D. Smith, Miss Eugenie Rosson of Mobile, who has been the guest of Miss Beall for the past week, will join her in At lanta on Saturday.
 club Tall vases of Easter lilies against a background of palms adorned the rooms and the Easter idea prevailed in the score cards and refreshments. The prizes for the games were cut glass