The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-30
RANDOM NOTES

MT. and Mrs. Harry Halfacre returned yesterday from their wedding trip, which was spent at the fashionable Florida east coast resorts, and they are now at the Tutwiler.
 Mrs Halfacre was the lovely Miss Rosa lind Ryan of this city, and her marriage to Mr Ealfacre, which occurred at De- Land, Fla, on December % was of great interest to the many friends of the happy couple in Florida and Birmingham, where they are both very popular Friends of Lieut.. Guido Mai, the charm ing Italian officer, who spent several months in Birmingham during the war, have received Christmas Greetings" cards from him from his home in Pisa Italy. where for the first time in five years he is spending the holidays with his mother.
 Miss Edna Sandlin writes from Paris of the delightful time she is having there in spite of her strenuous r. W. C. A. work, which keeps her busy great part of the time.
 Miss Dunbar Avirett of Cumberland, Md, who is so pleasantly remembered her as such a charming visitor of 8 few seasons ago, has returned from abroad, where she has been engaged for several months past in the entertainment section of the r. M. c. A.
 Mir and Mrs w. F. Candy of Cedar Bluff Mis-, and their three lovely chill dren, Ethel. Ruth and John, are spending the holidays with their parents and grand parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Fl. Candy. Mir Arthur D. Smith spent the holidays with lis parents MT. and Mrs. James k. Smith.
 Mrs. Preston of Louisville, Ky, who has been the guest of pr. and Mrs. George Stuart, left yesterday for her home
 
 MT. R A. Jackson,of Fort Worth. Tex, spent the holidays in the city with friends.
 
 Miss Lucille Banks of Columbus, Miss. lis charming visitor to Birmingham for Ia few days. Miss Banks comes from one | of the most distinguished families in the south her father, the late Capt. James Banks, being one of the most brilliant men in Mississippi. Miss Banks has achieved great success as contributor to literary circles, and is a young woman of delightful personality and charm.
  Hon. Ormsby -McHary, assistant United States attorney general under the RooSe- welt administration and assistant secre- tary of commerce under the Taft admin istration, is spending the holidays with Judge and Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley. Miss Virginia Sproull of Anniston is the guest Of Miss Anita Sloss for few days.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Cornell will leave today for Eufaula to be the guest of friends for a few days  Mrs. S. D. Scott of Atlanta is the guest of her daughter, Mrs, John Hine and Mir. fiine for few days. Mir. and Mrs. William Shropshire of Hagerstown Md, who have been the guest of MT H. E. Shropshire and Miss Elise Shropshire for the holidays. have returned home. MT. and Mrs Thomas Hopkins, who spent Christmas in the city with rela- tives. have returned to their home in Or lando.
 Mrs. Quirnby z the guest of relatives .n Americus. Ga, ] MT. and Mrs. Harry Jackson Early have named their little daughter Margaret lAntonette.
 1 MT and. Mrs. George Gordon Crawford are in Mobile, where Mrs. Crawford was I sponsor at the launching of the ship, "Chickasaw City, yesterday.
 
 Mir and Mrs. B. NJ Allen. who are the guests Of relatives and friends in Mil waukec, will return home this week.
  ] MT and Mrs Robert McCaughan have returned from Piedmont. where they spent the holidays witt, relatives. l Mrs Ellis Brown and little daughter are with relatives in West Point,} Miss. Mrs. J. B. Rei.l has returned from Jack sonvil,e. Ala. where she spent the holi- days with friends
 Mrs. 4. T. James. after spending the holidays in the city with her daughter.