The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. W. M. Schroder of Anniston ii visiting In Birmingham.
 
 MT. and Mrs. George Britton who | have been the guets of friends IT | Birmingham. have returned to theii home in Anniston
 Mrs r. D. Landham and Miss Cora I.andham have returned to Annistor after visit here.
 Mrs. M. Lenk has returned from ar extended visit in the cast.
 Mir and Mrs. Joe L. Rountree oi | Hartselle, after four days visit tc l Mir. and Mrsf J. A. Rountree and other relatives. have returned home \ Miss Elizabeth adams has returned | from Montgomery where she spent several weeks. 1 Mrs. Sara Hunt yann has returned 1 from Chicago. l MT. Henry Porter. IT, who has 1 spent thsl past 10 days in New York, fis expected home the latter part oi this week.
 Mrs. Paul Merritt Is the guest of ] her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hudson. gin Montgomery.
 ] Mrs. Lonnie Baites who has been | the attractiv guest of Mrs. $. " Boles. has returned to her home in | Huntsville.
 Mrs. George T. Dunn and son, MT, | George T. Dunn. Jr., have returned to Nashville after visit to Mrs. g. | w. Boles
 Miss Julia Leland of Orlando. Fla. is visiting Mrs. Ieanard Hobart.
 MT. T. Terry and MT. c. J. Perry are In Coden, having made the trir by motor.
 Mrs. J. W. Kennedy, who spent the summer with relatives In Texas. has returned and Is, at home at Terrace Court. a
 Miss Caroline Dunwoody, who has been visiting fin Atlanta, returned 1 home last evening.
 Mrs A. F. F'lemming and baby and Mrs. Flemming's sister. Miss Gather inc Fields. returned yesterday from Nashville. where they were the guests of Mrs. w.. K. Fleming.
 Miss Pauline Whited and Mrs. II. I. Bumstead will be guests at the Patton hotel during tiie Confederate reunion in Chattanooga. Mrs Mary Hard Willis left Tues day evening for Atlanta. where she will be with the southern division of the American Red Cross. Mrs. Herbert Stockham and Mrs. James Cannon, Jr., have returned from Missouri. Liuet. John Fonveille will leave to- day for Camp Jackson. s. C., after a visit to MT. and Mrs. R. w. Fenveille.
 Mrs. J. B. Shropshire of Gadsden Is the guest of her daughter Mrs Err nest Knapp.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. M. Nfaclay of Mo bile, will make their home In Bir- mingham in the future. school. this year. at St. Marys school, Peekskili New York.
 Mrs. c. Guy Smith of Montgomery will be the guest of Mrs. Holley cowherd during the semi-centennial.
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 Mrs J. W. B. Chambers and daugh- ter. Miss Margaret Chambers, are visiting friends in Charleston. S. c.
 Mrs. D. T. Young and Miss Mildred Young have returned to their home in Anniston from visit here.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Lawaorn have returned from Anniston where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Noble.
 Mrs. Sue Forbes Rinehart Is the guest of Mrs. s. E. Forbes in An- niston.
 MT. and Mrs. c. & Ward have re- turned to Gadsden after a visit in Birmingham.
 Miss Rosemary Stevenson of Gads- den, who is the guest of Mrs. H. c. Hegley, will return to her home this week.
 Miss Elise Sparrow will De accom- panied to the Confederate reunion, in Chattanooga. by Mrs. William Rose of 'Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Annie Ross Snow, MT. Jlr o's0" anu AuT. I1enry snow nave Tre. turned to Tuscaloosa after short visit here
 Mr. Reece. Atkinson and AIr Sid- ney Hawkins spent last weekend in Gadsden. .l
 Mrs, Dallas Payne will arrive this week from Gadsden to visit Mr and Mrs. Bert Dodge.
  Mrs. Bessie OLeary of New Orleans has returned from Philadelphia and is the guest of Mrs. Richard R. In- man on Ensley avenue. Mrs. A. S. Preston of Jasper is spending a few days With Mrs. I,ich ]