The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-01
RANDOM NOTES

II 4eAANOOu 1NOl LO MT. and Mrs. w Y Dill will leave 1 tomorrow for an extensive western trip and expect to be gone several months  MT. Shelby Hall left few days ago for Akron, O., where he will make his l home.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Crawford Douglas Malice returned from their wedding trip and are making their home at Ensley Mrs. Mabee will be remembered as Miss Bressie Dun 1 lap of Greensboro. Miss Katherine King has returned from stay of several months in New York.
  Mir. and Mrs. Walter wil1ett have re- turned from a stay in New York.
 
 MT. and Mrs Burney Price Gray will leave tomorrow for Chattanooga to spend the Easter holidays with relatives asd 1 friends.
 Miss Emily Harrison, who is a student at Shophie Newcombe College, New CT leans, will arrive tomorrow to spend Eas- | ter with her parents, Dr. and Mrs w. G. Harrison. Later she will visit friends in North Carolina, and will return to be among the attendants at the marriage ot Miss Alice Bowie and MT. Don Herbert Maring on the evening of April IA. Miss Nancev Golden of Talladega is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Sidney Bowie for the weekend. | Mrs w T. Bell of New Jersey will arrive next week to be the guests of | friends in the city until after the Maring- f.uyia xtad6iDo on Anrjl 14 1 Mir and Mrs. C1aud Lysle. who were married a few days ago. are in New Orleans, and are expected home tomor- l row. She will be remembered as Mise Selena Wheeler. Mrs Glenn Moore will go to Birmifg- ham to attend the Alabama Educational Convention, says the Gadsden Evening Journal Among other teachers who will attend will be Mrs. Jessie Dean Smith, Misses Mollie Holifield, Clara Dinkins, l Aileen Braswell, Florence Simpson, Ca niilla Lynn, Alma Lacey Mamie Abbott, Miss Mccullough, MT. c. F. Williams and MT. c. l.. Donahue and others.
  Mrs. E. P. Glass has returned home after visit to her sister, Mrs. D. C. Russell, and rs Forrest Paterson, in Selma, Mrs. Glass was accompanied home by her mother, MrS. 1. H~' DoAShis'ii'
  Miss Cornelia Elliott, who has been vis- iting friends in the city, has returned to her home in Gadsden.
 
 Mrs. E K Hanby. with Miss Maurine Hanby and John and Elmus Hanby or Attalla will spend the Easter holidays with friends in the city Mrs Frank Coleman left yesterday for a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs w. s. Kilby, in Anniston.
 
 Mrs W. R. Henry of Washington p. C., and her daughter, Mrs. h. $. baze- more, are the guests of Miss Bessie Hilton in Gadsden.
 Mrs. r. S Jones of Gadsden is visiting friends in Birmingham. l Mir. and Mrs R. A. Ross of Selma will spend the weekend with ther pa rents, MT and Mrs. F. w. Ross, Tn I Woodlawn.
 | Mrs. Paul Wright, who has been III TOT the past two months at Johns Hopkins ! Hospital, Baltimore, will return carry ! next week to her home in the city. hn route she will spend a few days with her mother Mrs. Homer Wright, Tn Atiahta'
  ! ihv two of her children, who have been 1 with Mrs. Homer Wright. The oiaer two children, who have been with Mrf. Micn- 1 ael Hoke, will also return to tneir nome l Col NJ F Steele and wife of Fargo, N. lD., are visiting their brother and sister l MT. and Mrs. E. T. Steele, l4l2 Cuilom street.
 Il MT. and Mrs. Shelby S. Steele of Green, wood. Miss. are visiting their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. k. T. Steei-. The friends of MT. and Mrs. Norman Morrison will regret to learn that MT, Morrison is seriously ill at the St bli lSanitorium in Dallas, Tex, Mrs. MOTH son is at the bedside of MT Morrison. I Mrs. Tom B. Burk expects to leave in a few days for Macon, Ga, where she will join Mir. Burk and make ther future home.