The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-14
RANDOM NOTES


 tie daughter, Lydia. have returned to their home at Ironton, Ohio. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lucas mother, Mrs. George Eustis.
 Miss Louise weakley is visiting relatives in Huntsville.
 Mrs NJ. Gregg and Mrs. Robert Ingalls, left Tuesday for visi- to Chicago and other cieies.
 Miss Evelyn Hassinge. and Miss Virginia Hassinger will leave to- morrow for Atlantic City where they will spend some time with relatives from New orleans.
 Miss Barbara Dixon of Brooklyn N Y, is the guest of MT. and Mrs Frank Dixon.
 Friends of Mrs. Robert Woodrow, who has been ill at her home as result of an accident, will be glad to know that she is much improved
 Mrs. William G. Estes left yester- day for Columbus, Ga, where she vas called by the death of MT. J. b' Dozier, ST
 Miss Lanier Beardslee Is the guest of Miss Helen Kinnane and Miss Marion Kinnane.
 Mrs. Paul Hulfish f Raleigh. N. c. will arrive in the city shortly to oe the guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard Marlborough.
 Mrs. R. II. PeaNson will leave this morning for Boston. Cape Cod ana Pike, in the White ] .-untains or New Hampshire. She will visit her daughter. Mrs. E. Bertram Pike
 Miss Mary Scott of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. L. R. Camp.
 Mrs. Mary stobert has returnef from a stay at Mentone, and will go to Mobile, Pensacola and Camp Walton for the remainder of the summer
 Mrs. S. c. cardon of Center is ths guest of her cousin, Mrs. w. Il. sharp.
 Mrs. Albert c. Brewster and daugh- ters Frances and Cornelia, have re- turned from months visit in Cedar town, Ga.
 Mrs Estelle Lnnier Randall of west unit 1dss VIII dAAiNb At N'AN city today to be the guest of her cousin. Mrs. E. o. stafford.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. c. Caldwell and little daughter, Martha Key, left yesterday for stay of several weeks in Chicago.
 Miss Helen spaulding of Mobile B the guest of Miss Vivian Dill. 
 MT. and Mrs. S. S. Mitchell of Tus- caloosa. who have been visiting Mrs. J. ". Johnston, have returned home.
 Miss Grace clift of Huntsville will spend two weeks with friends h Birmingham.
 Mrs. A. II. simms left yesterday morning for Rockford, where she was called by the serious Illness of her sister, Mrs. Julia Mcdonald.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Floyd have moved into their new home In Edge wood
 The many friends of Mrs. T. A. Wood affectionately known as Aunt Tirzah,i will regret to know that she is seriously i'll at the home sof her son, Mir. NJ. T. Wood, at New 1dSllCs AS Silt lH AiI1OSl 60 ytdTS Ol'l, fears are entertained for her re- covery. Aunt Tirzah" is much be- loved. especially by the members of the Woodlawn Baptist church.
 Mrs. Henry A. Perkerson is at tending All-south Christian Endea- vor convention at Hot Springs, where she will join Miss Helen Mae Linthi- cum, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Saunders (Kath- crime Linthlcum) of Kansas City. As an after convention trip. they will visit Nashville, Mammoth Cave and other points in Tennessee and Ken lucky.
 Dr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Davidson have taken an apartment at 120 River side Drive. New York city, for the summer. Their many friends will be interested to learn that Dr. David son has been asked to take charge of large clinic at one of the large hospitals during the absence of the doctor in charge. They will return to Birmingham in October and Dr. Davidson will reopen his office.