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


 Mrs. Alex Garber and sons, Mir Alex Garber, Jr.. and MT. Eugene Garber, will leave Thursday for their mopolis, to spend several weeks.
 Miss Herserlie Smith will leave to- day for Montgomery, to spend the summer.
 Miss Margaret Lee Isom of Greens boro Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Corn wall of East Lake.
 Miss Elm Agee Mattison has re- turned to her home in Jacksonville after spending the winter in Bir- mingham:
 Miss Mary Boiling Stewart has re- turned to Jacksonville and will spend the summer with MT. and Mrs Collier Stewart.
 The many friends of Miss Lula Wolfe will regret to learn that she is seriously i'll at the South High land infirmary.
 Miss Mary Eva Wood will arrive tomorrow from Randolph Macon col lege and will be accompanied by Miss Lenora Perkins of Lake Charles, La, and Miss Berry of Beaumont. Texas.
 Miss May Travis Senn will spend the summer in Atlanta.
 Mrs. Lee Rouech and children and James Ryall are spending the sum- mer at Blount Springs.
 Miss Mary Differly is spending several days in Atlanta attending commencement at Emory college.
 Mrs. Odell King is spending sew eral months in Washington.
 Dr. John Pitchford, who graduates this week at Emory college in Att lanta. will return to Birmingham.
 Friends of Miss Katherine Delay will be glad to learn that she is resting well following an operation yesterday morning for appendicitis at the Fraternal hospital in Nor wood.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Beck have moved into their home. 1916 Four teenth avenue. south.
 Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Loveman and daughter, Margaret, will leave today for tour of the east.
 Mir and Mrs. A. l.. Kidd, Mir and Mrs. R. F. McCowan left Sunday for motor trip for Signal Mountain, where they will attend the Civitan convention at Chattanooga. They will return by way of Atlanta, where they will visit MT. and Mrs. c. B. coder.
 Miss Sallie May Riddle, Miss Jane Bramlett, Miss Irene Peerson and Miss Ode1l Duncan will leave tomor- row for stay of two weeks in the east, during which time they will visit Washington. New York, Phila- deIph!a and other eastern cities.
 Mrs. W. H. Griffin will leave shortly with a party to tour the west.
 Miss Katie Lee Robins. Miss Inez Garrison. Miss Gladys Wood, Miss Sarah Kate Morton, Miss Bessie Fer suson and Miss Lois Wood will leave tomorrow for stay of two weeks in the east.
 Dtr. and Mrs. A. G. Stout and their young son. Bert. Jr., have returned from Mobile, where they have been residing, and will make their home in Birmingham.
 
 Mrs Henry Templeton Smith (Mar- guerite Lewis). will arrive tomor- row from her home in Dallas, Tex. to be the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs R. A. Lewis. and MT. and Mrs. Jesse Lewis at Arlington Place.
 Mrs James Downey, Jr.. has re- turned from Tuscaloosa, where she was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. S. Patton.
 Miss Lillian Hathaway has returned to her home in Mobile after de- iightful visit to Mrs. M A. suare1 in this city.
 Miss Marie woodruff of Annistcn arrived Sunday to be the guest of Mrs. ". C. Ledbetter.
 Mrs. Henry Opp left Sunday for her nome in Andalusia, after visit to Mrs. W. l. Hunter on Highland avenue.
 Miss Sadie Buckland will leave to- day for Columbus, Miss. to spend several days. She will return to the city Thursday to resume her visit u her sister. Mrs. William Ray Dobyns on Highland avenue.
 Miss Edwina Sellers. who has been attending school at Rollins college in Virginia, has returned home.
 Miss Bernice Lyle of Barrow. Fla,