The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-24
RANDOM NOTES

Mir and Mrs. H. L. Badham. Jr. after | spending the summer at the Barrett l home on Cliff road moved yesterday to the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Bad ham, where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. L. K Plossner and Miss Mable Plosser left few days ago for Boston.
 
 Mrs Alfred A. Walker, after spending two weeks in New York, has returned home.
 Mrs. E. A. Pepperman is spending a few weeks in New York. Mrs Edwin. Ball and Miss Mary Ball returned home the past few days from Milwaukee, where they spent the sum- mer months.
 Mrs. w. V NJ. Robertson, after being the guests of relatives in Huntsville for a few weeks. has returned home.
  Miss Margaret Tillman will leave this week for Mississippi, to be the guest of Mrs Elba Allen at her country home, Marie" on the Mississippi river. Mrs. William Mabry has returned from Anniston.
 
 Mrs T. G. Bush returned the past week from Colorado and left at once for New York. She was accompanied by her sister. Miss Annie Williams Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Howle of Annis- 1 ton who have been the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Otwa Hubbard, on North Highland avenue returned home. 
 ! MT. and Mrs. Willard J. Wilson have returned from New York. ! Maj. and Mrs Rufus Hagood and 1 three children are the guests of Major Hagood's parents, Col and Mrs. R. H. Hagood, at Elyton. They expect to leave shortly for Honolulu, where Major Ha- good has been ordered to report for duty. l Judge and Mrs. Dan Greene have re- turned from motor trip to Atlanta 1 MT Robert McDavid has returned from l a visit to Tennessee Mrs. McDavid and little son will return this week, making the trip through the country in an auto mobile.
 l Miss Helen Mae Linthicum has re- turned fmm a stay in Washington, where she attended house party. Dur l for visit to Akron, O. l The many friends of Mrs. Maria Poe will regret to learn that she is i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs w. Y. Dill. MT. and Mrs. T. G. Seals of West End have named their little son Shirley Tur- ner Mrs. Turner and baby are at the Birmingham infirmary
 Mir. and Mrs. John Turner will be at home this winter at the Margaret apart ment.
 
 Dr. and Mrs Michael Nolen will oc- lcupy the J. R. Rice home on Mountain avenue after October 1. MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rice will move to their new home on Avalon avenue early in October
 Mrs. Edward w. Finch and children have returned from New York, where they spent the summer with Mrs. F'inch's parents.
 Mrs. Frank Nabers and children will return today from North Carolina. where they spent the summer.
 Lieut. George Bailes who has spent the past year abroad with the army. has returned to Birmingham to maSe his home y Mrs. Bales and little son are with relatives at Norman Park, Ga, and will join him later.
 Mrs James Howe left few days ago for New York, where she will sail for France to join her husband. Lieutenant Howe, who has been over sea more than a year, and will be indefinitely detained there Mrs. Howe was formerly Miss Lise Courtney Shropshire Rev. and Mrs. Grady Harris will re- turn today from their wedding trip, which was spent in New York. and will be at home for the present with Mrs. U B. Luckie on, South Thirteenth street. Mir and Mrs. Monte Semon and family will leave shortly for Atlanta to make their home.
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