The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-16
RANDOM NOTES

MT Walter Nelson of the United States naval hospital corps, stationed at Portsmouth Va, is visiting his sis ter Mrs. J. s. Nicholson, at 905 South Fifteenth street. MT. Nelson will also visit his parents. Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Nelson. at Columbana before returnin g to Portsmouth.
 Mrs. W. IT. Kettig has returned from New York.
 
 Mrs Matte MeGlathery of St. Stew ems is the guest of Mrs. J. F. Mo Laughlin in Woodlawn
 Mrs. Julian Drake of Selma will ar rive tomorrow 10 attend the state execl;- tive board of the Equal Suffrage asso- citation, which will be held tomorrow. Mrs. David Roberts, accompanied by Miss Margaret Moore, spent the week. end in Atlanta, Mrs. Roberts going to visit her son, MT. Meredith Roberts. who is attending the aviation training school there.
 Miss Mary Knight Rush of Mobile is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clyde Hunter, at the Fairmont apartments.
 
 MI. 6Ilu AIlS D. &fioOIe lSAb ct few days ago for Atlantic City and New York, where they wtll spend 10 days.
 Senator and Mrs. Oscar Underwood will arrive in the city this week, where they will spend several weeks at their home on Highland avenue. Miss Elise Courtney Shropshire spent ,a in, A,,1, !, .lo was among the out t-of-town guests at the dances.
 Mr. and Mrs R. s. Warner will spend this month with MT. and Mrs. H. c. Abbott, going to Coden for the winter. Later they will join their daughter Mrs. H. l.. Koenig, in North Carolina for Christmas Miss Catherine Perry of Atlanta will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Headley at the Ridgely. During her stay she will be delightfully."- entertained Mrs. J. P. Stiles has returned from Philadelphia, where she accompanied her daughter, who entered Ogontz col lege for the winter. | Maj. and Mrs. John Elliott will be al home this winter in the Richmond apart ments with MT. Edward Brandon and l family.
 Friends in the city will regret to learn that Master Henry Turner. son of MT and Mrs. H. T. Turner, is i'll at his home on South Seventeenth street
 
 Mrs. Harry Wilcox is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sallie Randolph, in Mont gomery.
 Mrs Ector Smith and children, who | spent the past winter in Kenetucy will remain in Birmingham this winter al their home on South Fifteenth avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox will be al ] home this winter on South Tenth avenue 1 and Seventeenth street until they leave 1 for Florida, where they will spend a par | of the winter
 l Mir and Mrs. John Hine have taken | an apartment on South Tenth avenue 1 for the winter.
 Mrs J. B. Robbins vii spend the win 1 ter in Misssissippi as the guests of rela- i tives
 1 Capt. Mack Rogers, who has spen seven weeks aC the CHfcefS tldlnlnl camp, Fort Oglethorp, Ga., spent Frida, 1 at home, en route to Newport News, Va. I where he has been permanently assigned to duty
 1 Mrs. Quarles Brown has recently gon l to Canon City, Col, where she has joined her husband, Dr. Brown. It will be witt deep regret that many friends will learr that there is very little change in hi condition.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles E. Thomas fef 1 Saturday morning for Atlantic City ans
 New York for a 10 days trip ! Miss Alma Rittenberry stopped at tn Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. w l Va, en route for New York. where sh, | will read paper. Good Roads Are ; Moral Factor at the Southern Commer | cial Congress meeting at the Hotel Asto on the 18th, 18th and 17th of this month | Miss Rittenberry, who is an ardent pro ! motor of the good roads movemen throughout the south. will address tn congress on the issue of highway tha | will eventually bring tourists through tn southern states en ronte to and from in western coast
 The Philippine ihrary at Manila re
 ports that at the end Of the year 1915 it collection of Eilipiniana' amounted | 2. .499 volumes. Among the valuable ma terials recently bought were the man
 uscrints, 0f Apofnarfa Mabini