The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-16
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. Porter Williams left yesterday for visit to Norfolk.
 MT and Mrs. H. c. Hoot have re- turned from a two-weeks' visit to Greens boro and Newborn.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Griffin and chill dren are spending the month of July in Elkmont, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs James J. Hafer and little son, James, Jr., leave today for two- weeks visit in Chicago.
 
 Mir. Doud Bourland has returned from two-months' stay in Amory, Miss. Mrs. C. M Cory left Monday night for Louisville, Ky, to be with relatives for a short time.
 Mrs w. C. Smith and little daughter, Hilda, have returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
 Miss Virginia Sproull of Anniston is the guest of Miss Anita Sloss.
 Mrs. w. T. Underwood is spending two months in Wequetonsing, Mich.
 Mrs A. W. Metcalf and little son. A. W. Jr., have returned to their home Tn Den yer after visit to Mrs. Metcalf's brother. Mir Valentine Kolb, following the mar riage of her sister, Miss Mary Kolb. Miss Ethel Osborne has returned from visit to Blue mountain, where she has been visiting. Mrs. Mary H. Vaughn of Mobile is vis- iting her niece, Mrs. Frank Clark MT. and Mrs w C. Harris and son, William, will leave this week for Will mington and Wrightsvlle, N. c. Miss Martha Iatady has returned from visit to friends in New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs. Rivers Carter are at Chau- | tauqua, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. T. w. Cox will leave soon for a visit to California.
 Mrs. Richard Wilson of New Orleans, Miss Elizabeth Wilson and MT. Harry Wilson, Jr., of Birmingham have gone to New York.
 Mrs. Frank Dotzheimer and daughter Miss Helen, have returned from a To- days visit to relatives in Cincinnati. They were accompanied home by Mss Bertha | Bankhart, a niece of Mrs. Dotzheimer, and an attractive young girl of Cincin- nati
 MT. T. M. ,Coxe, who has been i'll at the Birmingham infirmary, has returned tc l his home.
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 MT. and Mrs John Weakley are spend ing the summer in Michigan. l
 MT. Morris Bernheim and family have left Birmingham for a two-week trip te Chicago and Milwaukee. While in Mil waukee MT Bernheim will attend tn' National Electrical convention.
 Mrs. Sterling Lanier has gone to visi her son, MT. Sterling Lanier, and Mrs Lanier in Nortonvlle. Ky. l sss
 Lieut.. T. o. Smith has come iron Camp Gordon to spend his furlough wit his parents, MT. and Mrs T. o. smith His wife, who has been with her parent lin Selma while Lieutenant Smith was Il France. has joined him here.
 Mrs. Theodore Randolph and her bab' will leave today for Linville, N. C., wher she will spend several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs Pascal Shook are visit ing Mir Shocks father, MT. A. M Shook | in Tracey City. Tenn.
 Magic City Grove, 1S, Woodmen Q the World, will entertain at heart-dic and euchre party this afternoon at o'clock at Fraternal hall The committe in charge is Mrs. l.. Brand, Mrs. K. Egg Tor, Mrs E.. Strong, Mrs. Herman, Mrs Morse and Mrs. Davis.
 Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Garbe and two sons Alex. J. and Eugen Keenan, leave today for Chicago, wher they will meet Judge and Mrs. Alliso Ayres and motor with them throug the east for month.
 Mrs. Matthew Murphy left Monda for Greensboro to visit relatives for few days.