The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
RANDOM NOTES

Atlanta, where he has been translerred in business.
 MT. J. L. Thompson of Jemison and daughter, Mrs. o. J. Henley are spend ing the weekend with Miss Gene Thomas in Norwood
 Miss Pearl Faircloth will leave snort ly on the Elliott tour to New York, and will be gone about two weeks.
 Mrs. Allison Bell ana Miss Bessie Ferguson leave. on June T. on the FL Hot western tour, which will last about three weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Asa Rountree, Jr., have returned from their wedding trip, and are at home with their parents at S200 Cliff Road.
 MT. William Sutton, Jr, of Cincin. natl will arrive to be the guest of friends in the city for few days.
 Miss Lucille Knight is visiting friends in Chicago.
 Mrs. Thomas Timmops of Columbia, Tenn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T.. c. Goodwin.
 Mrs. Nina Perry continues Ill at the home of Mrs. Louis Baiies. on Tusca- loosa avenue.
 Mrs Emmet c. McClellen, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ellis Brown, has returned to her homo in West Point, Miss.
 Mrs. Albert Biswanger of Pittsburgh, Fa., arrived in the city yesterday, to attend the Strauss-Saks wedding | While here Mrs, Binswanger will be the guest of Mrs. Louis Saks. l
 Miss Jennie Eliasburg of Selma, ar rived In the city Friday last. She Is to be one of the attendants at the strauss-saks wedding.
 Mrs. A. S Loventhal of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Louis Saks, and will be one of the out-of- town guests at the Strauss -Saks wedding. | Mrs. Winifred Morris of the Loulie Compton seminary will spend the month of June with Mrs. Charles Fay of Pell City. at their cottage at Fair | hope, on the Mobile coast. Later Miss Morris will visit her mother in Ken lucky.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. R. E. Mas ters will be glad to hear that their little son Ridley is much improved, after an operation on his throut. Mrs. Harry Hill has returned from a visit to relatives in Athens.
 Miss Seta Rocifett has returned from Judson college. | pr. George Bain who has been i'll, will leave with Mrs. Bain, in a few days for a short stay on the gulf coast.
 Miss Annie Collins will leave this week for Atlanta, before returning to her home at Geneva. l MT and Mrs. Clifton Berney of Mo bile are the attractive guests of Mrs. l w. c. Garrett. | Mrs. Ernest La Pointe left Saturday to attend the wedding of her nephew, | me Borden, which will take place June 1, at St. Patricks church. in Nash ville.
 Miss Helen NJ. Lord of Canton, Mass, Is visiting MT. Ralph Barrow for se- verdi weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Watson will be among those sailing from New York In early July, for three months tour of Europe. They have engaged pas sage on the "Mauratania." 
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Duncan will leave on June 1 to viist their sister, Mrs. 5. l.. Bratton in Dallas, Texas
 Mrs. John Malone has gone to Au- burn to attend the graduation exer- cises Of her son, J. W. Malone. who is student there. 1 Mrs. c. M. Rudulph and little daugh- ters will spend the summer with her parents in Tuscaloosa.
 Rev. Hugh D.. Smith of Kyenta, Ariz.. who is commissioner for the general assembly at Wynona Lake, Ind. 1 is visiting his mother, Mrs. Edward R. Smith, 1123 Thirty-first street. Miss Marion Hulihan is visiting l friends in Cleveland and Youngstown, Ohio.
 The friends of Miss Ida Ivey will regret to learn that she continues i'll at her home in Germania Park.
 MT. Mack Forney has returned from the University and has gone to spend the summer with his mother. MT. William Hicks has returned from the University of Alabama, where ne IS student, and is at home with his parents.
 Mrs. Charles West will join Mr. West in Tuscaloosa, where he will be during the summer school.
 pr. c. B. Glenn leaves today for New York. whence he and Mrs. Glenn and daughter will sail for Scotland. MT. Langley Sibley has returned from Gulfport, where he was student at the Military institute.
 Mrs. George Threefoot, of Mobile, and Mrs. R. H. DeGraffenried, who have been the guests of Mrs. William Brant- ly Tyler, en route from Columbia, > C., where they visited their sister, Mrs. c. A. Moore, have returned to their homes.
 Miss Ethel Chairsell Hayes returned today from a two months vacation in Richmond, Va, where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Chairsell
 
 Miss Martha l.. Waters of Monteval- To is the guest of her sister, Miss {. [T