The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-29
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Marion Butt, who has been tn, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward w. Bar. rett at their country home, Brace wood for the past few days returned to home in Atlanta Tuesday afternoon ! Miss Butt was the recipient of many 1 charming courtesies during her visit anc she has wide circle of friends here wht regret her departure.
 
 Lieut.. William T. Kennon, who has beer visiting relatives here for the past few days left Tuesday for Camp Gordon, At lnata where he will take up his duties as instructor at the camp.
 MT. and Mrs Darius Alden Thomas and their two attractive daughters, Dorothy and Mary Elizabeth, have returned from two months visit to Mrs. Thomas father on Long Island.
 Among the Birmingham officers who left Tuesday for Camp Gordon, Atlanta were Capt. Rufus Bethea, Lieut.. Howard Fulenwider Lieut.. Marc Cruikshank Lieut.. Vernon Badham and others.
 
 MT. and Mrs. o. s. Golson and their two sons are visiting relatives in South Ala bama.
 Miss Hettie Lee Shorts of Jasper is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lay, during the Kappa Delta convention, to which she is a delegate.
 Lieut. Walter Blackman left Tuesday afternoon for Camp Gordon, Atlanta, after spending the past week in Brming- ham. Lieutenant Blacllman is former valued member of The Age-Herald family and all of his co-workers and friends wish him every success in his new duties.
 Mrs. J. T. Chapman of Talladega is at tending the Kappa Delta convention.
 
 Mrs. R. A. Mullins of Birmingham, after a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. j. G. Spotswood in Springfield left last evening for Tampa, where she will visit her sister, Mrs w. c. Patton, Jr.- Jacksonville Times-Union.
 Dr. Charles A. Brown is spending sev- eral days in Washington, D. C., having gone to attend national meeting of ed ucators.
 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Drennen, Miss Julia Mae Drennen and Alan Drennen have re- turned from an extended visit at Culver, Ind, where Alan was at school
 IIlCul. IluSIl l4eSltI Ol JH6 CdNdlTy spent the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Lester, leaving Tuesday to Join the expeditionary force for foreign service.
 Mrs. Asa Hoyt is expected to return to her home in this city on Thursday, having spent several weeks in California. Mrs. George Mansfield and her daugh- lar Miss icif ho ba, of the former, Mrs S. J. Hammond, on Altamont road
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy Percy have named their little son Leroy Percy, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo K Steiner have re- turned from Culver, Ind, and Chicago where they have spent the past two weeks. Leo K, Jr., and Berney Steiner returned with their parents, having been students at the Military institute at Gull yer
 Mrs. Charles Calhoun and her daughter, Miss Margaret Calhoun, are visiting in Atlanta, en route from Wrightsville Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Rarden, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Rarden and two little chill 1ren, Francis and Robert Eugene Jr., have returned from delightful 10 days visit to Ashevil1e, N. C., where they were the guests of MT and Mrs. J. l.. Rarden.
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Tillman and fami- y will move to Birmingham in the near future to make this home During a residence of six years in the city the rillman family have made many lasting -,-t ,l1I,s ! d. egretted-Selma Times.
 Miss Esther Brook of Cleveland is the guest of Miss Sara Wright.
 Gordon Smith, son of MT. and Mrs. D. T. Smith, will be among the young nen who leave Saturday morning for v. M. L. at Lexington. Va.
 Miss Mabel Howell of Kansas City, Mo-, will arrive the latter part of the week on a visit to MT. and Mrs. H. R. lowell at owenton.
 Mrs. D. W. Hooper of Tuscaloosa is ,isiting Mrs. R. E. Hooper of Ensley Ind Mrs. Ella Kerr of this city. Little Maggie Ovens has returned to he home of her parents in Woodlawn, laving had a delightful visit in Selma. Miss Netta Jones has returned to her lome in Montgomery, after a visit of , week to Mrs. W. R. J. Dunn.
 Miss Matilda Fitzpatrick has returned 0 her home in Cullman, after spending few days with Mrs. Frank Harris, Miss Charlotte Thornton has returned rom a visit to Mrs. Dennis Carr in 1ontgomery.
 MT and Mrs. Robert Hunter Pogue ave named their little daughter, Vir- ,inia Elizabeth for her mother.
 Mrs. w. l.. Stollenwerk of Lineville s visiting Mrs. w. M. Malone.
 Lieut.. Robert J. Malone has left for Tort Monroe, having been appointed for the training camp. Miss Hilda Glenn of Sylacauga. who as been the guest of her aunt, Mrs z. \. Bowling, expects to go to New York his fall to continue her study of the oice. Miss Louise Glenn is also with frs. Bowling.
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