The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-05
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Sarah McCarty who has been the guest of Miss Eleanor Stillwell in Annis- ton for the past few days, has returned home
 Mrs. w. R. Vaughn of Muscogee, Fla. is spending some time in Birmingham with her daughter, Miss Eva Vaughn, who is a member of the faculty of the high school there. After the close of school Mrs. Vaughn, accompanied by Miss Vaughn, will visit for some time with relatives and friends in Mobile before re- turning home.-Pensacola Journal
 Miss Ruth Keser will leave on Monday for Eufaula to be member of Miss Car olyn Moore's house party.
 Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler and children will leave in few days for Virginia where they will spend the summer Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr, and Miss Vir- ginia Jemison will return this evening from New York. Mrs. Charles Calhoun will leave today for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will spend the month of June with Mrs. Loftus Cuddy.
 Miss Margaret Calhoun will leave to- morrow for Eufaula to be the guest or Miss Annie Mercer for a few weeks Miss Ruth Hammett is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Robinson in Montgomery
 
 Mrs. John Metcalf and little. son of Montgomery have come to this city to join MT. Metcalf in their new home. < Mice Tot Mildred RIIt- Ter are visiting friends in Montgomery Mrs. Ralph R. Silver has returned home from South Highlands infirmary and IS doing nicely after illness of three weeks from an attack of Spanish influ- enza.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Shumate. Jr., will spend the week end in Montgomery as the guests of Judge and Mrs. Joel B. Brown.
 Miss Ruth McNeill who is a student at Converse college, s. C., will return home on Saturday. Mrs Henry seigel left yesterday for Grand Rapids, Mich, to visit her daugh- 1 ter, Mrs. Max Baer.
  dren are in New York. l Many Birmingham friends will be in- 1 terested to learn that MT. and Mrs. Hud- nall James formery Florence Pauline Hill, Birmingham are at home after June , at Cloverdale, in Montgomery.
 
 l Che many friends of Miss Lucy Jones will regret to learn that she is ill at the South Highlands infirmary following an operation on Tuesday for appendicitis 1 The latest report is that she is resting comfortably. | Mrs. James F. Hawkins and her daugh- ter, Miss Katherine Hawkins are attend | ing the commencement exercises of the Sewanee Military academy, at Sewanee, l Tenn. They will return tomorrow accom- panied by Cadet Burgin Hawkins, who has been in school there for >the past year.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Day have returned from New York and are the guests Q, Mr Days mother in Gainesville, Tenn They expect to return to Birmingham about the middle of the month. MT. Da, has served for the past year over seas a lieutenant in the army. Mrs. Burr Ferguson left a few days ag' for New York where she will meet MaJo Ferguson who is returning from owe seas duty
 Mrs Louis Edward kaltenbach Of WIS consin the guest of Mrs. B. F. Wilkerson will return to her home tomorrow. Dur ing her stay in the city she has been yer. delightfully entertained 1 l Mrs Moore is the guest Of her slstei Mrs Henry Dean and will be pleasant remembered as Miss Nettie Shelby VII spent her school days in this city.
 Mrs, George Johnson of Montgomer who has been the guest of Mrs. Margare Gillespie, has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Crowder are | New York.
 | Miss Eugenie Wilkinson has returne' l from Rrenau college where she attend l ed commencement. She graduated ther the past year and on her return this sum mer she was honored by being given he usual place as first violin in the orches | tra