The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-13
RANDOM NOTES


 RANDOM NOTES
 Mrs Robert Knox Green of Greens boro is the guest of Mrs. Henry De- Bardeleben in Idlewlld park.
 Miss Anita Eustis has returned from Signal Mountain. She has been away two weeks.
 Miss Margaret Chenoweth of Phil sdelphia, formerly of Birmingham, Is the house guest of Mrs. Powell Nolan.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. R. McDavid will leave Thursday for New York. They will be accompanied by their daugh- ter, Miss Mytelene McDavid, who will enter school at St. Marys.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julian Smith have named their little son Julian Polk Stuort
 Prof. and Mrs. c. H. Miles have re- turned from New York, where they have been studying the new dances
 Mir. ". "A. Ross of Louisiana is visiting Heustis Clark Both will leave Friday for Georgia Tech.
 Miss Katherine Redd will leave to- day for Sweetbriar college.
 Mir. A. A.. Davidson left yesterday morning for Talladega, where he will visit friends for few days.
 Miss Margaret Wood and Miss Sid ley Morton will leave today for Att lanta. where they will enter Agnes .Scott college.
 Roderick Mcleod, Charles Brom- berg Gus Jordon, George Connors, George Stubbs, John Levert and Arm stead Leake will be students at the University of Alabama this winter.
 
 Frank Walker. son of MT. and Mrs. A. E. Walker, is here from Annapolis. He will remain month.
 MT. and Mrs. c. K. Gammill an- rounce the birth of son.
 Mrs. Ed Rouse and Mrs Katherine Sizer have returned from a motor trip through North Carolina. They accompanied party of friends from Dothan.
 Miss Louise Bankhead of Jasper has returned home after spending the weekend with Miss Mamie Morrow. Miss Belle Green will leave Wednesday for Judson college at Marion, where she will be student this season.
 Mrs. S. A. Benton of Columbiana will spend a few days with MT. ana Mrs. Richard Johnston.
 Miss Myrtle Miles. formerly so- ciety editor of The Age Herald. VIII pass through Birmingham the latter part of the week on her way to So- i,,mbiana and Montgomery. She will visit there for a snort tune, returnjng to Birmingham the latter mart of next week, when she will be inc guest of her sister, Mrs. Rich- ard Johnston. She is now in chem nati with the Times Star.
 Mr. ano Mrs. Henley Smith are moving into the Highland Terrace apartments the first of October.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry stratton Fowlkes are to have new home of their own. They will give up their apartment the first of October. and until their home Is completed they will be with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Fowlkes.
 Mrs, Ned Harris is visiting in New New York.
 Mrs. P. M. Welch and Miss Mabel Lee Welch left last night for their home in Shreveport after having been the guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Henley Smith and Mrs. w. G. Robinson.
 Misses Margaret and Annie Louise Morrow will attend National Cathe- dral school in Washington. They will leave about the first of the month.
 Miss Julia Mae Drennen, Pauline Maben, c. B. Fryson, Charley Webb and Irwin McCrossin went to Tusca- loosa yesterday by automobile.
 Miss Mildred Blackburn, who has been spending the summer with Miss left Sunday night for Seattle. Wash ington, where she will make her home.
 Very soon a group of Birmingham girls will be leaving for Boucher college, Baltimore. They are Misses Elizabeth Parker, Vonceil Oden, Saphronia Mayberry. Carol Mo Cary. Dorothy King. Mary Elizabeth Wilson. Elizabeth Agee and Mary Munger Gussen.
 Miss Mary Allen Northington will leave shortly for Smith college where she will study this winter.
 
 MT. Richard Johnston, Jr., vii! leave shortly for verbena. where he will be for several months. He is with the Alabama Power company and will have charge of some of the work connected with the building oi the company's big new dam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Douglas Mcqueen will move into their new home October l. They have been living on Seventeenth street.
 Miss Madeline Jacobs will go Sat urday to Smith College to resume her studies She has been student there for two years heretofore.
 Mrs. Robert Jemison, IT,, accom- panied by Miss Virginia Jemison Robert and William Jemison will leave Friday for New York. via Sa- vannah. Ga. Later Miss Virginia vTr -yA >>l