The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-11
RANDOM NOTES

Mir. and Mrs. Bordon Burr left a few days ago for New York, where MT. Burr will sail for France in interest or the Red Cross work. Mrs. Burr will return shortly to Birmingham.
 Col and Mrs. T. 0. Smith and their sister, Miss Ella Hubbert will leave tomorrow in their car for Selma, to attend the wedding of Col. and Mrs. Smiths son, T. 0. Smith, Jr, and Miss Margaret Houston Wednesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Louise Frazier Ebersole
 have named their little son Louis Frazier, Jr. Mrs Ebersole was formerly Miss Mary Ellen Perkins.
 Miss Sophronia Mayberry, who has spent the past week in the city as the guest of Miss Carol McCary, has re-
 turned to her home in Franklin Tenn. During her stay she was delightfully."-
 entertained in an informal way.
 Mrs | F. Hogue and Miss Lucy Kate
 Hogue of Gadsden are the guests ot Mrs. c. F. Ward on North Highlands.
 Mrs. H. Goldberg and daughter Miss Edna, left Sunday for Cincinnati, ana other points, to spend few weeks with relatives.
 Mrs. M. V. Moore Betsy Hamilton),
 is visiting Nr. and Mrs. T. M. Me-
 Clellan ct their home on Mountain ave
 nue.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Barrow have re-
 turned from Dothan where they spent
 the last week.
 Mrs. Ross Smith spent several days
 in Allentown, Pa, last week, as the
 guest of Mrs. William Jordan, whc
 is there Hith her husband Major Jor-
 dan of the medical corps.
 pr. K. w. Constantine of the medical corps, is spending a few days in Bn- mingham with his family. | The many friends of Dr. w. A. Burns
 will regret to learn that he is ill Tn a local infirmary.
 l MT. ana Mrs. F. T. Brown have as their guest Miss Leila Otis of Greens | boro.
 l MT. Emmet Collins left yesterday for ] Boston, where he will enter an aviation | camp.
 l MT. Cooper Lawley, who returned to | Birmingham a few days ago from q stay of several months, left yesterday to enter training for the navy.
 Mrs. T S Noise and Miss Mary Noise who have recently come to Birmingham | from Savannah to make their home, are with MT. and Mrs. Stiles Burroughs al | the Gillespie apartments. Mrs Noise | is a sister of Mrs. w. P. Redd of thls city.
 Mrs. Henry Geismer and two sons left
 few Gays ago for Heflin, where they | will visit relatives.
 Miss Florence Jordan left Saturday with Mrs, Arthur Eastwood and family for Atlantic City. where they will spend the summer. They will be joined by Mrs. William Jordan, who is in Penn | sylvania. A | Dr. L. c. Woodson and Miss Bette Woodson left Saturday for their summer | home at Port Dover Can They will l be joined shortly by Mrs Woodson who ! is now the guest of her daughter Mrs. 1 Harvey Watt at Brantford, Can pr. | Woodson will return in a few weeks and Mrs. Woodson and family will re- main several months Miss Annie Hart Knight, one of Jet ferson cocnty's teachers, left Sunday for New London, Bridgeport, and Gro ton, Conn, where she will spend the summer with Mrs, A. c. Colby anu
 Mrs. c. N Patton. both formerly or Birmingham. On her return home she will visit New York and Washington AS Miss Lois Alexander left Sunday for University of Alabama. where she WEI take a course Of study. Col and Mrs. w. w. QuarIes wtil entertain Co and Mrs. T. c. Smith. Miss Ella Hub5ert and Mrs. Mortimer Riley Hubbert Smith of Birmingham, who will motor. through the country ii their car. arriving Wednesday morning for the Houston Smith wedding that occurs at , o'clock, Wednesday after
 noon. q MT. T. P. Hay left a few days ago for Florida, where he will enter the quartermaster department of the gov ernment. Hc was accompanied by Mrs. Hay who will spend several weeks