The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
RANDOM NOTES

RANDOM NOTES
 NIT. and Mrs. J. Manley Inzer of Ash viile visited the city and were the guests of friends
 Miss Sarah v. Inzer of Ashville spent the weekend in the city as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Ash, en route to A. G. P. I. at Montevallo. Miss Inzer has been ill for the past few weeks at home and is returning to resume her studies.
 The many friends of the Rev. and Mrs William H. Carson of Birmingham, mis- sionares en route to Africa, will regret to hear of Mir Carson being in a serious and critical condition in a hospital in Grower, England, caused by a pin prick in the finger, resulting in blood poison ing. Mrs. Carson was Miss Grace Schim- mel of East Lake.
 the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Milton, of Jasper.
 Miss Margaret Ashley is spending few weeks at Pass Christian, Miss.
 Mrs. s. E. Carson is improving after a severe attack of influenza.
 Mir. and Mrs Cecil IT. Camp are able to be out after having been confined to their home with influenza,
 Mrs M D. Orcutt k-s gone to Detroit to be with her son. Chester Orcutt, who is very seriously i'll from an attack of blood poison.
 Mrs. Walter L. Gresham and Walter, Lee. Jr.. left Sunday for Richmond, Tex, where they will spend some time visiting relatives.
 Little Miss Mary Alice Durham is i'll at home with scarlet fever.
 Miss Ethel Duke of 'Gadsden is visit ing friends in the city.
 Mrs. John Axford and little son are the guests of Mir and Mrs. J. E. Axford in Selma.
 Mrs T. R. Jones and little daughter, Vivian, who have been visiting relatives in the city, have returned to their home in Selma.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Crump of Montgom- cry are in the city, having been caNd here by the illness of their daughter, Mrs. c. G. Hewitt, formerly Miss Mary Crump, who sustained serious injuries, several days ago, when run over by an automo- bile.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Headiey have taken an apartment at the Tutwiler
 
 Mrs J. o. Thompson has returned home after visit to her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Galloway, in Selma.
 Mrs W. D. Pinckard, Miss CogneIia Elliott and Mir. Milton Elliott of Gads- den are spending several days in the city. | Miss Matilda Meyer is the guest Of | friends in Selma 1 Mrs. Ray Eyster of Chicago will ar rive in April to be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Walstrum. Mrs. Eyster will be remembered as Miss Roberta Will son of this city. | MT. and Mrs. w. R. C. Cooke announce | the birth of twins at their home al Chestnut Hill. l Friends of Miss Mary Cholett Berney I l pr owing following operation for appen- dicitis at the South Highland Infirmary. Mrs w S. Mudd is in Baltimore. I Mrs Harvey Watt and children, Har vey, Jr., and Clara Lee. of Bradford Canada, are the guests of Mrs. Watts parents, Dr. and Mrs L. G. Woodson. MT. Watt will join them later in the l spring.
 1 Mrs. Charles Calwell and son. Charles III, are the guests of relatives in New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs S P. Smith are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Edward D. Smith at their home in Atlanta. MT. and Mrs W. E. White are in l Florida.
 1 Miss Louise Weakley, who is stu dent at Boucher College. Baltimore will spend the spring holidays in the city with her father. Judge Weakley
 Mrs. A. c. Montgomery is at Pass Christian.
 ] Mrs. George McGregor who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. B. lrwi.- has returned to her home in Atlanta.
 
 Mrs Henry B. Gray is spending few weeks in New York city. She was ac- companied by her son, Mir. Henry B. ! Gray, Jr., who returned yesterday. 1 Mrs Henry Hidden, Jr., and little daugh- ter. Dorothy will return to their home in Mobile tomorrow after spening rev weeks in the city as the guests or Mrs TIiden's parents. Mir and Mrs. 5. Ferry F'owlkes.
 Mrs Dudley Lawrence of New iork + l the guest of friends and relatives II Montgomery, and will arrive shortly tf he the guest of her mother, Mrs. Aliie Birch, and friends in the city. !
 The many friends of MT. Harry wilson Jr., will be glad to learn that his condi ton is somewhat better after a serious illness.
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