The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
R A N DO M ES

the Capital City club with supper party, the guests being Mrs. James Keith, Miss Mary Claire Norwood, MT. and Mrs. Clark Frederick and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Christ man.-Atlanta Constitution.
 MT and Mrs. George B. Kelley are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Austin in Atlanta for grand opera
 Mrs Arthur Mohan of Birmingham will be the guest of Mrs. T. J. Ripley in At lanta for grand opera.
 Miss Georgia Jones of Canton, Miss, is the attractive guest of Mrs. Walter Kirkpatrick.
 Miss Edith Steinmeyer of St. Louis is the guest of Mrs. Walter Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Kirkpatrick and her guests, Miss Jones of Canton, Miss, and Miss Stein meyer, will leave the early part of the week for Atlanta to attend grand opera. Mrs. D. J. Poncelor will leave next week for Atlanta to be the guest of Mrs. Charles Robison for opera week Col Sumter Lea, Mrs. J. M. Minter and little daughter, Susie Minter, have just returned from visit to Marion, where they were the guests of Judge and Mrs. w. l.. Pitts
 
 Mrs George Burdette Farris has re- turned from Q visit to Loretta, Ky, where she spent the Easter holidays with her sisters, Miss Mamie Abbott and Miss Eliz- abeth Abbott, who are students at Loretta academy. She also visited Mrs. W. D.. Walker in Lancaster. Ky. Miss Lucille and Miss Gladys Stallings. lxx,l>o irer Da,a ot Po- leigh N C., are spending their Easter holidays at a house party at the home of one of their schoolmates. Miss Nita Woodward, in Whitakers, N. c.
 
 The many friends of Mrs. Norman Har- rison will be glad to learn that she is ccnvalescing from fall recently sus- tained.
 Mrs. B. F. Wilkerson will leave tomor- row for St. Louis as delegate from the Birmingham center to attend the conven- tion of the Drama League of America, which will be held this week at the Buckingham hotel on the Kings Highway in St. Louis She will be joined by Mrs. w. D. Smith, who has been visiting in Evanston, III.
 | Mrs I. c. Lebolt of Memphis, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. Sidney Hart on ] Beech street.
 | Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McWane have re- turned from an auto trip to the Berry school in Georgia. MT. McWane is one of the trustees of the school. Mrs. John w. S. Jones was called to | Cincinnati on account of the death of I her brother, MT. Sam May.
 
 1 Miss Susan Brown Foster of Union 1 Springs will arrive tomorrow to be the | guest of MT. and Mrs. Sterling Foster. ! Miss Rose Owen McDavid has returned from visit to Mrs. Robert Knox Green in Greensboro
 Mrs J. Taylor Thompson of Farmvile | Va, will be the guest of Mrs John i Danforth for the O'Ferrall- Underwood wedding. Mrs. Thompson is a sister ol MT. o'Ferrall and MT. Danforth. 1 Mrs. G. B. Kline left yesterday for At lanta to spend several weeks with hel l mother, Mrs. William Spencer. l Mrs. James T. Lunds of Nortonville l Ky, is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Sterling $. Lanier. | NIT. lIdflo StapieIOn, pupil or MISS ! Norma Scholar, spent this week in Bir. ! mingham. Since November last he has been filling engagements through Flor | ida, Georgia and Tennessee with Rev ] Bass evangelist! MT. Suspicion is ont Of Birminghams most prominent bari l tones and left yesterday for Marietta, Ga. 1 continuing his engagements until fall after which he is planning to go to New York city to continue his study of voice 1 and repertoire. &a ' Among the out-of-town guests who vii be present for the marriage of Mis-, l Serena Kirkpatrick to MT. Theodore Fit, Randolph. which will be solemnized Sat urday evening at St Mary s-on-the Highlands. will be MT. Randolph mother