The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-24
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Mary Miller Calhoun has re- turned from Montgomery, where she spent the last few days with Miss Mary Frances Hughes.
 Miss Margie Shropshire, after being the guest of Miss Mary Frances Hughes for a few days at her home in Mont gomery, is now with relatives in Selma
 Mrs Allie Birch, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. T. Els berry in Montgomery, has returned home.
 Mrs. Arthur Ellsbe erry, who has been the guest of Mrs. w. E. Ellsberry. in Montgomery, has returned to her home in Cincinnati. Mrs. Ellsberry was for merly Miss Johnsie Evans of this city
 
 Mrs. w H. Kolb accompanied by her two attractive children, Elizab eth and Howard, also Mrs. Lucius Burton, are expected to arrive this afternoon from Chicago, to be the guests of Mrs. L. J. Richardson, POP South Lawrence. Mr. Howard kolb will join them within few days.-MontgomeryJ Journal.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Bennett and little daughter of Atlanta moved over to Blr- mingham from Atlanta on Sunday. For ~ Bennett's parents, MT. and Mrs. P, G. Ault. at the Ridgely apartments. Mrs Bennett will be pleasantly remembered in musical circles as Miss Gertrude Ault
 The many friends of MT. W. E. Sparks will be glad to learn that he is able to be out after recovering from an ac- cident at Boyles several weeks ago.
 
 Mrs J. Philipson, who has been visit ing relatives in Tuscaloosa and attend- ing the confirmation of her grand daughter, Miss Marie Philipson, has re- truned home.
 Miss Marie and Miss Erua Phlipson of Tuscaloosa are the guests of their grandmother. Mrs. J. Philipson. Miss Edwina Marx of Selma, but for i merIv of this city. is the guest of her aunt Mrs. M K. Edriech, 1909 Crescent | avenue.
 1 Miss Mary Brannon of Marion is the guest of Mrs. Lloyd Guice, ! Mrs. Joseph H. Settle and daughter Jane left here Friday for Tuscumbia where they will visit MT. and Mrs Joseph Hindman. Later they will visit l St. Louis, Louisville, Baltimore ane New York, and will not return to the 'city until September l.
 
 News has been received by relatives of Dr. Marvin Mason announcing his | safe arrival from overseas. Mrs. Masor has been the guest of her parents, Gen and Mrs. R. F. Steiner, in Montgomery I during his absence, and is now in New Work where she has Joined him.
 Mrs N J. Evans and Miss Lucy | Worthington have returned from 2 short stay in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs Walter Gully's many friend! will be so delighted to learn that this popular matron has sufficiently re moved to her home in this city.-Tusca loosa News.
 Miss Martha Bradshaw will be among Mrs. Elloitt's party touring the west She will be joined by Miss Alice Weath erly, who will also be a member of thu same party.
 Mrs Catherine H. Cunningham ant Mrs. Ellie Earle of Annston will ar rive this week to be the guest of rela tives for few days.
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 Mrs Thomas Watts has received news oe the safe arrival at Hoboken N J., of her son, Maj. John Watts. med ical corps. U S. A. from overseas. Ma jor Watts went over with the famou 167th infantry, but was transferred t, another outfit. and did not return witt his regiment. He will be stationed fo the present at Camp Upton, N. Y.- IMontgomery Advertiser.
 The Montgomery Advertiser of Sun day contained very attractive pictur of Mrs. William Lawrence. with the fol lowing comments: Mrs. William Law renee, a lovely bride of yesterday, wh was formerly Mrs. Margaret McCor mick Gillespie charming young wom an of Birmingham. The wedding of Mi Il Lawfence and Mrs. Gillespie was pret tily solemnized last evening at tn home ee Mir. and Mrs. George Alber iIohnsten.. After 2 bridal trip, Mir. an Ms. Lawrence 2 i'll reside in Mont sonefy.
 l One of the ennlmonest of all stree sape--xtA tens s nat there is tremendou xo3d fortune Ahead of any one wt ,raats lt ysetsa56 horse in the street.