The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-07
RANDOM NOTES

 gone for a short stay at Mobile.
 
 Miss Minnie Lou Hendricks return ed yesterday from Atlanta, where she has been visiting relatives and friends, and where number ot charming entertainments were given in her honor.
 Miss Louise Philips, who has been visiting Mrs. Luther Hendrix, has re- turned to her home at Acworth, Ga.
 Mrs. c. l.. Venable and Miss Mary venable left Friday for their home in Franklin, Ky.
 Miss Frances Pickens of Mound vile is visiting Mrs. R. H. Roberts.
 Mrs. Mabel Lovelady is visiting relatives in south Alabama.
 Mrs. Morris Christian is spending the month with MT. Christian in North Carolina.
 Mr Fred Carter has gone to Men, tone for the remained of the sum- mer.
 Mrs, Eli T. Morris, ST, has as her guest, her sister, Mrs. W. A. Willis of Nashville, Tenn. Miss Katherine Sanford, who has been the guest of Miss Gladys Hayes, left yesterday for her home in Mont gomery.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Peterson have returned from a vacation trip in the west. Mrs. Kirkman Jackson is expected to return this week from south Ala bama.
 Mrs. John c. Carmichael of Wash ington, D. C., is visiting Mrs. J. $ Perkins.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Carter anf Miss Hallie Yandle left yesterday foi a visit to Mentone.
 MT. Hall Allen is visiting relatives in Georgia.
 MISS NeDeCCd lTDy ol nidA AOi 10 '.s l iting friends and relatives in thi' city.
 Mrs. John S. Stallings of Selma is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G, II. Atkln- son, at Lakewood.
 MT. Charles Garrod left yesterday for stay at Mentone. | yolr nf New Orleans is visiting Mrs. Horace $ Hall.
 pr. R. Y. Jones and Mrs. Jones VII leave today for a visit to relatives IT northern Alabama near Florence making the trip by automobile ant returning the middle of next week. Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen, who witl her two daughters has spent the pas month at hautauqua, left Thursda, | in her automobile for a trip through New York state, later going to New York city before returning here Sep | tenber | Mrs. Gussen writes tha 1 the musical programmes at Chau l tauqua this summer have been of { very fine order, the New York Sym phony orchestra being the piece d. resistance" | Miss Rebecca Frazier. the attrac tive young daughter of Dr. and Mrs j.. E. Frazier. Is making visit t' friends at Mentone. Mrs. Notestein of Montgomery, wht | has a large circle of friends in Bir mingham. Is the guest of Miss Dugan the popular head nurse at the Hill man hospital,
 Mrs. Robert Gregory and her son Robert, Jr, left Thursday for Wis consin. to join Mrs. Gregory's mother Mrs. Scales, and little Jane Gregory | They will remain until October.
 Mrs. Gordon Crawford and her lit tie daughter, Peggy, have returne' from n three weeks visit at Grow Park. Asheville, a2d they expect t leave within a fortnight for Colorado Springs. where they will sepnd month.
 Mrs. w. M. Provost of Mobile is th' guest of her daughter, Mrs. Donal' Drennen.
 Mrs. Virginia Golston and Mis- | Mary Joe Golston, former resident of Birmingham. but now of Chatta nooga, are the guests of Mrs. Col ston's sister, Mrs. William A. Riley. MT. and Mrs. D. H. Carmichael o Biloxi, Miss, are spending the re mainder of the summer on Virgins avenue, in Birmingham.
 MT. Jim D. Monroe left Saturday fo Chicago to visit his wife, who i depending the summer there. The