The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
RANDOM NOTES

A number of friends and former stu dents are attending the commencement exercises at the Judson. Among these are Mrs. T. S. Herren, Birmingham; Mrs. c. l. Bixler. Mobile; Mrs. J. R. Waters, Birmingham; Mrs. Newton Walker, Alex ander City; Mrs. E, l.. Blue, Union Springs, Mrs. F. E. St. John, Cullman; Mrs. Louise Davie Burnett, Marbury; Mrs. Frank Iobbie, Montgomery; Miss Lucille Hawley, Abbeville Miss; Louise Griggs, Marbury; Miss Lula c. Appleton, Fort Payne, and Miss Abbie Chapman of Geneva.
 The friends of MT. Kenneth Mcdonald vii! be interested to learn that he has been transferred to the Fourth officers training school at Camp Jackson, s. c. Miss Eleanor Casey, who has been wis., ting Miss Estell Butler of Opelika, re- turned home Saturday, accompanied by Miss Butler.
 Mrs Eula Morague of Atalla is the guest of Mrs. R. F. ,Janney on Mont gomery street.
 Miss Helen Mae and Miss Katherine Linthicum have returned from Baiti-
 more, where they attended Maryland
  Mrs. Belt White, who has been i'll at the Soush Highland infirmary. following an operation, has been recuperating tor the past few days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. E, Linthicum. and will re- turn to her home in Roanoke tomorrow.
 Mrs. Jack Carter. who is the guest ot her mother Mrs John w. Tomlinson, will leave tomorrow for her home in Phil adelphia. During her stay in the city she was delightfully."- entertained in an in formal way. ~ 54s
 Miss Callie Lehman has returned from Fairmont seminary, where she was q student the past year
 Miss Emine Whatley will return today to the Judson, where she spent the past session.
 Capt. John B. Reid is spending few days at Livingston.
 Mrs John B. Reid. Jr., has returned from visit to the southern coast.
 MT. Ollie Miles of C,olumbiana is spend- his sister, Mrs. R. F. Johnston and MT. Johnston.
 MT. Richard Johnston, Jr., who was student at Auburn for the past session, is spending a few days in the city as the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. R. r. Johnston. He is en route to Chicago. where he will enter training camp for the next few months.
 MT. Eugene Johnston has returned home after spending the past year at Auburn.
 Mrs. Minnie sadler is the guest of rel atives ia Anniston.
 Miss Marietta Randolph will leave soon the summer as the guest of her aunt Mrs. C. M Hanley and MT. Hanley.
 Miss Fanny R. Adams, who was for merly a Birmingham girl, has been or dered to the base hospital at Camp Cus- tard, where she has been appointed as- sistant ckief nurse.
 Miss Catherine Baker has gone to New York to the nurses mobilization station. where she awaits further orders from the government.
 Miss Olivia ONeal is spending the weekend in Montgomery with friends. and last night she was the guest of honor at dinner party at the Country club.
 Mrs. w. R. Garrigan left this morning for east Tennessee, where she goes to at tend the closing exercises of the South ern Junior collega. where Miss Pansy Garrigan has been student for the past year.
 The central chapter of the Delphian society will meet in tn club rooms oi the Civic association in tho Jefferson County Bank building on Tuesday even- ing at 7:st o'clock.
 Mrs. Frances Brown is spending some time in the city as the guest of MT. and Mrs Hugh Morrow.
 MT. snd Mrs. George Morris, who have made their home in Montsomery, will arrive this week in Birmingham, where they will reside.
 Mrs Glenn Gazzam and young son will leave carly in June for Maine, where they will have cottage for the sum, mer.
 Mrs c. c, Parrott of Gadsden Is the weekend guest of Mir and Mrs. John M. Cartwright
 !, Mrs, s. Ginsberg and little son lett NnS r1A s-~-~ <-L -.r-