The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-14
R A NDOM NOTES

1 formal tea in honor of number of l young women who have recently returned from college and few of the visiting girls. The invitations will include the ] college set. l The many friends of the Rev. Dr. | Thomas Beard will regret to learn that he is still at St. Vincent's hospital. Miss Marion Orr, who is spending a few days with friends in Guntersville, will go to Mentone the last of the week. Mrs. C. P Orr will leave today for her summer home in Mentone, and will join Miss Edith and Miss Joselyne, who left several days ago.
 Miss Louis Glass is the guest of Miss Dorothy Graham in Montgomery.
 Miss Margaret Shropshire Is the guest of Miss Margaret Cameron in Selma.
 
 Miss Lucille Jacobs of Montgomery is the guest of MT and Mrs. Warren Bar nett and will be the maid of honor at the Moore-Barnett wedding this evening.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. R. w. Roland are spend- ing sometime in Florida.
 MT. ana MrS. El. lL byTOIl Ol NcW OI- leans are the house guests of MT. and Mrs George Jannett and will be among the out-of-town guests at the Byron Jannett wedding this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock.
 Mir and Mrs W. P. Redd and Miss Terrence Redd have returned from Montgomery, where they were present at the Rison-Gaston wedding.
 
 pr. Robert McGavock will return to- morrow from Montgomery and Mrs. McGavock will remain several weeks with relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs. Gaston Terrence, who had expected to attend the Rison- Cas- ton wedding in Montgomery on Mon day, were detained in the city and did not go.
 Mrs. James Hillman and children are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hal Walker in Montgomery. Mrs. Hillman was Miss Knoxie Walker of Montgomery.
 There will be a meeting of the ex. ecutive board of the Music Study club tomorrow morning at Il o'clock at the Cable hall.
 Mir. Mason billiard will leave today for Indianapolis, Ind, where he will spend the next few days
 MT. Earl spangler is spending a few days in Montgomery.
 Mrs. H. R. Johnston and Mrs. Mel vile Drennen will leave today for ocean City, N. J., where they will join Mrs. Johnstons other daughters, Mrs. William Simpkin of Philadelphia and Miss Ada Johnston. Mrs. Simpkin will be pleasantly remembered as Miss Emma Lou Johnston of this city. Mrs. Drennen will remain only short time, but Mrs Johnston expects to remain all summer.
 Mrs Zac L. Nabers and Miss Marga- ret Nabers will leave tomorrow for Lake Michigan, where they vii, spend sometime with Mrs. William Mudd.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Obendorfer spent the weekend with friends in 4Anniston.
 Mrs. William Walker and children, accompanied by Miss Hattie Cullon, will leave tomorrow for their country home near Huntsville.
 Mrs Stanley of Colorado, who has been the guest of her son, MT. c. M Stanley, and Mrs Stanley, has returned home.
 Mrs John C. Henley and Mir. Walter Henley will leave early in July for AshevilIe, N. C., where they will spend sometime.
 Mrs. Middleton Barnwell will leave next month for New York. when e she will spend sometime with her parents, The Rev. MT. Barnwell will join her later and they will spend sometime in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs, M. J. Wilson and her grand daughter, Thelma Eva, who have ben the guests of Mrs. Wallace Ulen in Norwood, returned to their home in Mobile.
 MT. Julius Walthall and MT. Hugh Walthall are the guests of their brother, MT. Henry Walthall. in Chi cago.