The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-16
RANDOM NOTES

are attending the Virginia Military m stitute, will return to Birmingham oI Wednesday, May 29; Weller and w. D Smith, sons of Mir. and Mrs. w. D Smith; Alan Drennen, son of Mir. ant Mrs. Felix Drennen; Persons Moore, sol of MT. and Mrs. Walter Moore; Thomas Benners, son of MT. and Mrs. T. H. Ben lners; William Drennen, son of Mrs. Will Ham Drennen; Edmund McDavid. son O MT. and Mrs E. K. McDavid MT Charles McDavid, Marcus Mcclellan.
 Mrs. oriine A. shipman left last eve ming for French Lick Springs, where sh' will spend the next two weeks.
 
 Friends of Mrs. Samuel Gompers, wht has been ill at the Birmingham infirmary will be glad to learn that she is improv ling and has been carried to her home. ! Mir. and Mrs Frank Westerman have returned from their wedding trip and ar' at home with Mrs. Westerman's parents MT and Mrs Coxe.
 Miss Mayo Thach, who spent the las two weeks in Auburn, has returned t' her home
 Mir and Mrs. Jack McQuiIan Carter who are the guests or Mrs. Carter,s moth CT, Mrs. John Tomlinson, will return t' their home, in Philadelphia, the latte part of the week.
 Miss Jimmie Terrell has as her gues Miss Elizabeth McCauley, of Cumber land Md. Lieut. Arthur Beckwith is spending { few days in Birmingham, as the gues of his mother, Mrs. Long.
 Mrs. E. J. McCrossin is visiting hel daughter, Mrs. Thomas Hill, in Tusca loosa.
 l Mrs. w. F. B. Davis and Miss Margare Davis will leave today for Tate Spring. |
 Mrs. George A. Bostwick, Miss Marga ret and Miss Lucy Bostwick, who wer' 1 in Birmingham to attend the wedding O. l Miss Tomlinson and Mir. Bostwick, re turned to Philadelphia yesterday. Mrs. J. E. Stanfiel left yesterday fol Tennessee, where she will visit her moth CT before going to New York for shor stay.
 Mrs. Henry Dill and Mrs. David Han cooke vii! leave early next month 10 New York, where they will take al apartment lOI the SuiHiiiet' Mrs. W. Y. Dill will leave early II June to spend a few weeks with Mrs Henry Dill and Mrs. David Hancocke ! who will have an apartment there fo the summer.
 Mrs. Charles Day will leave soon fo North Carolina, where she will spend few weeks with Lieutenant Day mother, Mrs. R. W. Day. News has been received of the safe ar rival of Lieut.. A. R. Norment, 326th in fantry, in England. Since his arriva he has received appointment to an i'm portant position in the wireless division
 Friends of Mrs. L. E. Bodey of Wood lawn will regret to learn that she con tinues ill at St. Vincent's hospital
 
 Miss Lucy Stark Williams is spendin; few weeks at Spartanburg, $. C., wher' | she is taking a special course in Re- Cross social service work.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Walton Hill, who hav' spent the past few days in the city a the guests of pr. and Mrs. C. M. Ru dulph. have returned to their home il Montgomery.
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 Mrs. Rush Ivy Moore left few day ago for Dallas, Tex, where she will joil her husband, Lieutenant Moore, who !, now stationed there.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison have re turned from Columbia, s. C., wher they visited their two sons, Capt. Sorsb. Jemisoa and Capt. Ebert Jemison. S,, of C., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Franl Hammond in Norwood.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Elliot have named their little son Gordon Earl, Jr. The following from the Montgomer, Journal will read with interest by Mrs Gillens many friends: Mrs. Mary Gil len of Birmingham, is spending fel days in Montgomery, with Mrs. Ceci Gaston and Miss Olivia O'Neal, also O Birmingham. all of whom are guests a the Gay-Teague hotel Mrs. Gillen pos sesses great histronic and musical talen and is achieving much success in tn, manifestation of these giSs She has re gently compiled many of the rare song of the south, which have been published by one of the best firms. She is handsome, charming and magnetic wom | dn, VIII HioA ny iiichuS, who iSJoiSo q her success.
 Mrs. B. B. Smith of Dadeville, Ala. is the guest of her sister, Mrs w. K Brown. Mrs. Smith will be pleasant, { remembered as Miss Lila Eggleston , formerly of this city. and is being cor dially greeted by her many friends
 Miss Ellen Ledbetter, who was recentl operated upon at St. Vinccnt's, is i'm proving and will leave soon for her home in Anniston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hinson Sibley and lttl daughter have returned from short sta with relatives in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. T. G. Bush and Miss Annie Vii Hams are spending a week at He Springs, and will later attend the Sunda school convention to be held in Louis vile.
 The many friends of Mir and Mrs. Joh Cooke will regret to learn that their sor MT. Henry Young Cooke. is critically i at government hospital in New Yort He recently spent some time in Franc with the Fourth Alabama regiment. bu returned to the states on account of hi illness. Mrs Cooke left few days az to be with her son. ANNOUNCEMENTS