The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-08

RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. Charles Henderson of Montgomery | is a guest in the city during the A. E. A.
 Miss Eugenie Rosson of Mobile will ar i rive today to be the guest of Miss Nettie Beall.
 l MT and Mrs. Fred M Jackson have returned from a visit to Coden. l The friends of Mrs. A. W. Ansley will regret to hear that she has been called ! Day. who is seriously ill at St. Vincent s hospital in Birmingham. Mrs. Day will be pleasantly remembered by friends here as Miss Esse King, where she made her home for a number of years with MT. and Mrs. A. w. Ansley.-Montgomery Journal.
 Quite a large number of teachers of the Mobile public schools left yesterday for Birmingham to attend the Alabama Educational association. Prof. S. s. Mur- phy, superintendent of the Mobile pub- lie schools, preceded them Tuesday; Mrs Eloise Withers Smith and Miss Randall left yesterday at noon, and those leav- ing last night were Miss Mary Eanes Miss Mary Anna Sclater, Miss Meta Thompson, Miss Maggie Alvarez, Miss Maude Kimball Miss Dodge, Miss Cowan, Miss Mary Cox, Miss Peterson Miss Mabel Alvarez, Miss Busbee, Miss Boulo Miss Nelson, Miss Alne Bright and MT. Peccher.
 Miss Aline Bright is member of the committee on articulations and is chair man Of the research committee of the Association of Teachers of English As chairman of that committee she will speak before the English association on 'The Literary Equipment in Our Second ary schools. Mobile Register.
 MT. and Mrs E. B. Nuzum and Miss Julia Nuzum have returned to their home in Tuscaloosa after visiting friends in the city
 Mrs. Edwin Hardy Foster of Tuscaloosa IS visiting relatives in the city.
 Misses Belle Strickland, Mary Chandler. bettle Wllds and Martha Aston are at tending the A. E. A.
 Miss Lucy Holcombe of Montron,erv is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Frye at Roebuck Springs.
 MISS Florine Hodges left yesterday for CharIotte, N. C., to be the guest of Miss Anna Belle Dowd Later Miss Hodges will attend grand opera in Atlanta
 MISS Geraldine Hill of Washington. D. C, IS the guest of Mrs. J. D. T7russ on Underwood avenue
 MT. and Mrs. D. l.. Newman and 1i++,o daughter, Dorothy Rose of Gadsden. are spending few days in the city as the guests of friends.
 Miss Thelma Rape, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. ". E. Bovett mas returned to her home in Gadsden, ac- companled by Mrs Boyett and children.
  Miss Maude Russell and Miss Willie IT Mitchell of Florence, are the guests of relatives in Birmingham. Mrs. Lamar Penney of Decatur is spend Ing the weekend in the city,
 
 Miss Mertie Whiting and Miss Maude Walker of Tuscaloosa are the weekend guests of friends in the city. Among the Anniston teachers who are attending the A. E. A. are Misses Frances Noble, Birdie keEnodle, Dezzie Hedlev Jessie Irwin, Jimmie Ledbetter, Annie Persons, Stella Huger, Wren King. Katie belle Kilby, Annie Lea Cater, Pattie B. King, Florence Ledbetter Messrs T w Vann. w. K. wampler. M. Florence Archle Thornton, D. R. Murphey, Mrs. D. B. Walsh
 Miss Margaret Moser of Mechanicsburg Pa, will arrive today to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Allen on Waucoma street.
 Mrs. Robert Jemison, Sr, is planning to leave Monday morning for visit to New York city.
 Mrs. Robert D. Burnett and little son. Richard D. Burnett II left Thursday for Pass Christian, where she will spend A week or 10 days.
 Mrs. W. A. Moody is visiting her daugh- l. ter' Mrs Jones. in Atlanta. Mrs. Moody was accompanied by Miss Daisy Moody. and they will be absent for several weeks MT Arthur c. Crowder has arrived from Jackson, Miss, to make his home in Bir- mingham. Mrs. Crowder and their little | son will arrive later and they will pur- chase home on the Highlands. MT and Mrs. Crowder have scores of friends here who will welcome them cordially. tional association were present at the nrst or the social luncheons that has been given by any department of the Ed ucatlonal association Committees at their meeting in the south, and they have es- | abolished the custom which will be fol- lowed by all succeeding educational con- m1ttees at the annual meeting. This side I or all the educational meetings in the north is stressed, and a luncheon com mittee hereafter will ha onnoir+a5 ao o,,