The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
RANDOM NOTES

1 Mir. and Mrs. Ford Cromer left yester- I day for New York city, where they v;ll stay for 10 days When they return they will take possession of their apartmen! i'll the Highland View. ! MT. Hewitt Parker has returned to Au- burn, where he is student 1 Mrs. Max Winlller and two children | from Louisiana are in the city to re- | main during the absence of MT. Winkler ] in Europe.
 Mrs. J. A. Thompson of Hattiesburg, Miss, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John | Chandler.
 1 Mir. and Mrs E. l.. Wood have returned 1 from Anniston, after a few days visit 1 in the city.
 l Mrs. Edward Nesbitt of Ohio is the guest of relatives, having come to at | tend the marriage of her niece, Miss Sarah Wright, and Mr. Kenneth l. Baker, an event of this evening. 1 Mrs. Richard F. Johnston left Tuesday | for Columbiana for a visit to her mother, Mrs. John F. Miller. 1 Mrs. Fritz Larl1in and her two children. who have spent the holidays with Mrs. | | Kirkman, will return to their home nl Flint, Mich, tonight Miss Florence Weatherly has returned 1 to Jacksonville, a fter visit to her sis ter, Mrs. John King. 1 Miss Emily Fies will return this weel, | from Cincinnati, where she has spent the | past several weeks. @
  l Miss Annie Florence Parker has re- turned to the seminary in Cleveland, Tenn.
 1 Miss Ida Ramsey has returned from | Anniston, after visit to her sister Mrs. w. c. Anderson. Mrs. J. E. BlaclSwood and Miss Martha Elackwood are the guests of friends in Gadsden.
 Mir. Crawford Johnson has returned from Minneapolis, Minn.. where he spent the past few weeks with friends. MT. Dave Rich is spending some time in New York and Boston. Mrs. Evans Dunn is spending several days in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. Lula Bradley and son. Howell. or Florence are visiting relatives in Bir- .mingham
 MT. Marcus Mcclellan has returned from short stay in Selma. MT. and Mrs. Eugene F:es are in Co- den for Stay of several weeks
 Mrs. Clyde Tayor is quite i'll at her home in West End.
 
 Mrs. John NJ. London has returned from Philadelphia. where she spent the hoh- day season with her mother
 Mir. Ed Herzog, MT. I. Rubensten. MT. E. Wertheimer, Mir. K. Shoulder and MT J. Jaffee are at Golden for a fishing trip.
 MT. and Mrs Labon Jackson of Troy are the guests of friends and relatives III this city for several days
 MT. Robert Totten has returned from Anniston, where he spent the week-end.
 Miss Emma Whatley is in Montgom- cry. where she will be maid of honor at Miss Isabel Brickens wedding. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Uizitz left yesser, day for Pass Christian, where they VIII spend several weeks. .
  Miss Frances Eberhart has returne1 from a visit 10 friends in Buffalo, N- T.
 Mrs. M. Silverfield and daughter Leona, have returned to their homc after a visit to MT. and Mrs. A. Lipsftz. Miss Grace Jones of Sheffield was the weekend guest os Mrs. J. WI Johnson.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 The South Highlands School Improve ment association will meet today at the school auditorium at 2:so o'clock. Coach Thomas will make a talk.
 The Kennedy School Improvement as- sociation will meet Thursday arternooh at 2:3o at the school, Judge Murpnres will make a talk.
 Llewellyn Johns chapter No. 1I4, Order of Eastern Star will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at o'clock al West End hall. There will be Initiation and bailotlpg X good attendance IS N6fsv-s&ssfs this is the first meeting sinee Christmas. Refreshments will be served and all members of the order are wei come.