The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-13
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. oriine A. shipman and Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben have returned from visit to New York and Balti- more. In the latter place they were the guests of Mir. Harry Jenkins and his daughter. Mrs. Rowland Slingluff, Gertrude Jenkins) and MT. slingluff at their beautiful country home, Fair view Farm. Baltimore county. a short distance from the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hood have returned from visit to Washington.
 Mir. Lee Edwards of Atlanta, who formerly lived in Birmingham, has been visitor to tine city for the past few days.
 Miss Louise Nevins. who has been student at Boucher college, Balti- more. the past year, returned Satur- day and will spend her vacation here with her parents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mitchell are in New York and are stopping at Le Marquis hotel during their visit.
 
 Miss Pauline Arnold and Miss Stella McMullins will leave tomorrow for a three weeks tour in the west. Cards have been received by friends in Birmingham from Captain and Mrs. Gordon H. Steele, who are motoring ington and other points. After a two weeks trip they will return to Boston where Captain Steele will continue his studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mrs. Willis Johnson has returned to. her home in West Point, Ga, after a delightful vieit to her sister, Mrs. William A. Baldwin. Miss Ruth Harris. Birmingham. is visiting her two college friends, Miss Anne Mary Jones' Williams and Miss Lulu Palmer. at Montevalio. Miss Marion Walsh of Anniston is leaving tomorrow for home after a lvisit of several days to friends. Miss Annie T. Brewer, formerly of Anniston, but who now resides in Cleveland. Ohio. will spend a few hours in Birmingham today with friends and relatives enroute to An niston.
 
 Mrs. Sterling A. Wood will return to the city tomorrow from a visit of several weeks with her sons, Mir. Clement Wood and Lieut.. Leighton Wood. at New York and Riverside, N. J.
 Miss Ruth Palmer Is spending sew eral days in Brooksville Miss, attend ing the marriage of Miss Mary Bell Gho wi n et fu I.1y and will be accompanied by Miss Gladys Pugh of Union Springs and Miss Elizabeth Mcleod of Selma, who will be her guests. Mrs. Fred Mcclure and daughter are the guests of Mrs. Kate Mcclure in Anniston.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Gordon Craw- ford returned from Atlanta last eve ming after attending the graduation exercises at Georgia Tech. Mrs. W. I. Hunter left yesterday for a visit of several months to relatives in Andaiusia and Selma. MT. Charles Doster and MT. Robert Bromberg. who have been attending school at Harvard university, have returned to the city. Miss Ida Collins has returned to the. city after visit to Mrs. c. c. Anderson in Anniston. Miss Caroline Agee of Anniston will arrive tomorrow to be the guest oi Miss Anna Meade.
 MT. Lewis J. Raman of the Anniston Star is visiting friends in Birm- ingham.
 MT. and Mrs. James w. Mercer an- nounce the birth of daughter.
 
 | Mrs. Arthur Gordy and son. Perry, who have been visiting Mrs. Richard W. Massey, will leave today for visit to friends in Atlanta before return ing to their home in Columbus, Ga. Mrs. c. H. Burkett of Mobile is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. F. Car lisle. in this city. Mrs. Grady O'Neal is spending sev- eral days with her mother, Mrs. Ed ward Doty, in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. Leland~Cross has returned to her home in New York after visit ing friends in Birmingham and An niston.
 Miss Marie Woodruff has returned to her home in Anniston after a visit to the city.
 Mrs. Clarence Mason is visiting her sister. Mrs, B. A. Taylor in Mont gomery.
 Miss Pearl Belle Odom will return from the University of Chicago next Sunday and will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. .-Odom.
 Miss Agnes Merrick Walter of this city was recent graduate at the