The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-27
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Sarah Stephenson left yesterday
 or Atlanta to visit friends and rela- tives.
 Miss Myra Vance of Bessemer is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, at their home, 1850 Pike avenue, Ems ley.
 Mrs. Ellis Brown and little daughter, Mary Louise, are the guests of rela- tives in West Point, Ga.
 The many friends of Mrs Warner Clarke (Elizabeth RusselD will be glad , to learn that she is resting comforta- ply at St. Vincents hospital after an operation.
 Mrs. T. J. Bissell and daughter, Miss Grace Bissen, will leave this evening for New York to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Hazel Bissett will leave today for Houston, Tex, to be a memb CT o1 house party. Later she will join hel mother, Mrs. T. J. Bissett, and Miss Grace Bissett, who are spending the summer in New York Mir and Mrs E. A. McNamee will oc-
 
 the summer, during her stay in New York.
 Private Robert Morgan, who has spent the past few manths overseas has returned to the states and is in South Carolina for a few days before returning to this city. Sergt. S. M Carroll, Squad c, Kelly he fatxy I i,, h a city en route to his home in south Ala bama to visit his mother. Miss Eva B. Sandman, who has been Stduying in the medical school of the University of Louisville during the past winter, is spending her vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Sandman Miss Leila F. Wood and MT. Basil A Wood are the guests of MT. and Mrs Thomas r. Quisenberry, at their home sos West Sixtieth Terrace, Kansas City and will be among the out-of town guests at the marriage of their brother Capt. Sterling A. Wood, and Miss Frances Letha Hagle, tomorrow even ing at their home at S:3o o'clock. Miss Cecilia Wright left Monday fo, Atlanta to be the guest of relatives
  first of July with Mrs. Elliott's party l to tour the north. l Miss Mary Zell returned yesterday | from Anniston where she was the gues of her sister, Mrs. T. D. Donoho. | One of the informalites of yester. l lay was splash" party at Hulls fol. | lowed with a delicious picnic supper I on, n Q 11xy rIx 1 Heads lovely young nieces Misses Clara and Sara Howard of Cartersville l Ga.-Tuscaloosa News. l l Dr. and Mrs. w. R. Gum and theil | two sons, Billie and John, are leaving ! today for motor trip to Tennessee They expect to be gone two weeks visiting Knoxville, Columbia and other points.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Percy Brewer have re- 1 turned from their wedding trip and art at the Dian apartments. l ts l Mrs. w. S. Brown, Mrs. Henr, | Fowlkes and daughters and Mrs. S. Y Caldwell and children are leaving the | first of July for the New Jersey coast l | Mrs. John Jemison and Misses Flu | genia, Martha and Anne Woodward Jeff ] yesterday for Camp Quinnibeck.
 Mrs. Clem Louis Zbinden (France. 1 Strange) has gone to Chattanooga tt l join her husband, Corp. Clem L. Zbin years service overseas Corp. ZbindeI l was with the Headquarters Co.,, 321s | Inf. 81st division (Wildcat Division) l l The Johns chapter, O. E. s. No 174 l of West End, will meet this evening 1T the West End hall at o'clock. There 1 will be balloting and limitations, and al 1 members are asked to be present. i The Studies club will meet this 1 afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home ot Mrs. I. G. Horton, 907 South Four | teenth street.