The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-21
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. Fred Shireman and her two pretty little girls have returned from two months' visit to relatives in Louisville. During their stay they enjoyed an ex- tended automobile trip through New England.
 Miss Kate Gregory Morgan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Augustine Nor gan of Columbus, Ga., is visiting Miss Anna Jobnstone. Miss Morgan graduated this year from the state normal college. Athens, Ca. She is being delightfully."- entertained in an informal way during her visit.
 Mrs. Hubert Seruggs has been invited by the division commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans of this state to be a ma tron of honor for the Sons of Veterans at the coming reunion to pc held at Tulsa, Okla, in September. Mrs. H. A. Erhart of Akron, O., and son, W. III Robertson of Camp Hancock, Ga., are visiting Mrs. F. J. Cooper at her home in Woodlawn. Mrs A. w B. Johnson, who has spent the summer in South Carolina, returned Tuesday.
 The many friends of Mrs w. A. Moody will regret to hear that she is seriously 1 i'll at the residence of her daughter, Mrs w. H. Kettig. ls Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Rarden MT. and Mrs R. II. Rarden, and two little cnil- dren, Frances and Robert. are now in Asheville, N. C., on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rarden. They came through the country in an autoombile, making the trip in two days. Miss sylvia Olim left Sunday to visit friends in tile western part of the state.
  Misses Ida and Mana McMullan, Of Greenville. are the guests of MT. anG Mrs Sackhoff in their home at Tarrans City.
 Col. and Mrs. Fred DeFuniak were in Birmingham two days last week en route from Camp Meade to Houston, Tex. Miss Inez Elliott, who has spent two weeks in Knoxville, has gone to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Clark Wood, who is spend ing the summer in Asheville. N. c. Miss Augusta D. Comfort of Pittsburs is the guest of Mrs. Loren J. Lively, Jr.. at the Ridgeiy. Word has been received that MT. Fred Graham has arrived safely overseas.
 
 l pr. D. l.. wilkinson is spending this week in New Orleans. l Mrs. J. c. Harrison of Tuscaloosa IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Sterling A. Wood, at Redmount Cottage. | ss l pr. and Mrs. J. P. Montgomery and little daughter, Belle, of Tuscaloosa, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Sterling A. Wood. at Rcdmount Cottage. i Mrs. Robert Knox Greene left today Tor her home in Greensboro after visit to I her parents, Mir. and Mrs. k. B. Evans. l sss l Miss Annie and rnez LAngert have re turned from a visit to Mrs. w. V. Dodd | at Carbon Hill. 1 Mrs. L. L. sturdervant has returned te 1 Woodawn, having spent the past weeh in Selma.
 !. Mrs Ernest Knapp is the guest of Mrs Frank Ccttle in Gadsden.
 
 Miss Hazel Owsley of Chickasha, Okla. who is visiting her brother in Camp Cor don, will spend several days next weei with hes cousin, Mrs. John Yeatman. l 1 Mrs. Francis Brown and Francis. Jr. who have teen spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow, expec l to leave Wednesday for Greensboro 1 where they will spend Ssonetime wttl Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. Adelaide NUT phy.
 Mrs. Henry T. DeBardeleben is in New ! Orleans, where she will remain about t"' !, weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Watford and thet niece, Miss Estelle Beasley. have returned ! from a two weeks stay at Pensacola ant Camp Waltcn. Florida:
 Mrs. William Redd is in Battle Creek Mich, where she will spend seve.a weeks.
 Mr George Eustis, Jr.. has finished ht I ySork at the ground school and is nov stud ying aviation at Carothers field. For Worth, Tex.
 \ MT. and Mrs Bernard R. Smith art leaving Birmingham this week to mak their home in Fort smith.
 pr. and Mrs. B. D. sibley and thei daughter will leave today for an extende' motor 2tri? through North Caroilna, t Mrs. Jack Eaton and son have gone | |l Asheville, N. C., where they will be tn N guests of her sister, Mrs. A. Barnett. -~75 .
 Mrs. Ina, M. Cole will leave today 10 Fl Jacksonville, ElA.. te totn party Of no : torists through tho state
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