The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Julia May DBennen, Miss Lsouise Morrow. Miss Dale Oliver, Miss Josephine Jones, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Cecil Gray Joh@son and Miss Bingham Oliver, who have been students at the National -Cathe- dral school in Washington for the past year, have returned to the city
 
 Miss Madeline Jacobs will return from Smith college Friday and will spend the vacation with her parents Mir. and Mrs. solon Jacobs.
 
 Miss Virginia Raul will return to the city on Thursday from Virginia, where she has been attending school.
 Miss Cynthia Fowlkes. who has been visiting friends in Mobile, will return tu the city Saturday evening and will leave Sunday for Rich mond. Va. to be maid at the Con- federate veterans reunion.
 Mrs. John Builder, Miss Margaret Builder ami Mir. Lindsay Builder have returned from stanton. Va. where Miss Margaret Builder finished at Mary Baldwin seminary.
 Miss Mamie Morrow is visiting
  will visit Atlanta before returning home.
 MT. Cul1om Walker has returned from Washington, where he has been attending school.
 Miss Florence McCrossin and Miss Ireta Mecrossin left yesterday for New York. where they will sail on Thursday for Europe.
 Mrs. Lundi sloss and Miss Bessie Sioss of Tuscaloosa are spending several days in the city with Mrs Lille Sloss at her home on Twelfth avenue, south.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Fafconer Luckie left this past week for California, where they will visit their brothers, Br. NL R Luckie at Fresno, and pr. J. B. Luekie at Pasadena. They will remain in California until fall.
 Mrs N V. Gesner and Mrs Rob- ert Ewing and son, Robert, Jr., left yesterday for Tusoaloosa, where they will spend two weeks. Mrs, Ewing and son VIII spend the remainder of Mrs. Gesner will remain in Tusca loosa.
 
 Mrs. B. T. Brownlee, who has been or an extended visit in Dallas, Tex, has returned.
 Mrs. Shirley Harris will leave. this morning for New York.S where she will be the guest of Miss Harriette Rogers and will be an attendant in the secdding of Miss Rogers and Mir. Jack Martin of San Antonio, Tex. at St. Thomas church, New York city.
 Mrs. sidynham Smith is spending several days in Montgomery as the guest Of her mother. Mrs. l.. .s Richardson. She will be joined by her daughter, Miss Emily Smith. who will return to Birmingham Wed nesday.
 Miss Eugenia Woodward returned to the city Thursday evening and will srend the summer with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Fl. Wood ward on Cliff road.
 MT and Mrs Wallace Hartsfield returned from their wedding trip Friday and are at home on Hanover circle.
 Miss Lucy Anderson is spending several days at Valley Head.
 Miss Sarah Hodges is taking a course of voice culture in Springfield, Mo, under MT. Henans of New York. Miss Martha Young of Greensboro will arrive tomorrow for visit to Mrs. B. A. Monaghan.
 Miss Mary Peterson Jones and Miss Julia Childress of Greensboro will arrive tomorrow for a visit to Mrs. J. H. Burton.
 Miss Katherine Sproull of Annis- ton and Miss Frances Ward of Greens boro will arrive the first of the week for visit to Miss Una Webster.
 Dr. Joseph E. Hirsch, who was recently graduated from the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. NJ Hirsch, on Chestnut Hill. Dr. Hirsch will leave July i for Philadelphia where he well be an interne at the Philadelphia General hospital.
 Miss Bertha Rainbow will leave this afternoon for a, few days visit to her sister. Mrs. Henry c. Eiekhoff. in Chattanooga enroute to New York. where. she will sail on Thursday for Europe to spend the summer.
 Mrs. J. D. Poncelor has returned from a two months stay in New York. Mrs. 2. A. Bowling and Miss Mabel Bowling are visiting relatives in Eufaula.
 Miss Elizabeth Wilson left yester- day for New York to visit relatives for the summer. She will spend some time in Connecticut before returning home.
 Miss Augusta Mason and Miss Amy Young are taking a special course at the National Cathedral In Wash ington and will return to the city the latter part of June.
 Mrs. Victor Proweil and Miss May belle Prowell will leave tomorrow morning for New York and will sail for Europe on Thursday. delightfully."- entertained for the past two weeks as the guest of Mrs. Rus sell Hunt. left yesterday for Atlanta, where she will visit friends before returning to her home in New Or leans.
 Miss Elizabeth Adams will leave Wednesday for Montgomery. ~
 Mrs. Haskins Williams and Miss Emily Williams will leaye tomorrow