The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-11
RANDOM NOTES

l Judge and Mrs. McClelland and MT.
 and Mrs. Henry Mourning of Mont
 gomery were the guests of Mir. and
 Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett Sunday, CT route home from Florence, where
 they had attended a delightful house party.
 | Mrs. Robert Thach (Mary Munger) of New York and her little twin Lake Junaluska, N. C.. yesterday,
 where they will spend several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Munger will join
 them next week. l Mrs. Harold MeDermott and her
 two children are spending the sum
 mer in Chicago. Mrs. Randy (Jettalene Farley) of Montgomery. daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Louis Farley of this city,
 passed through Birmingham last week en route to Signal mountain,
 where she will spend several weeks. 1 Miss Emmie Smith of Louisville. who has been visiting her cousin.
 Mrs. L. Schillenger and Mir. Louis
 Schillinger. returned home Sunday.
 Mrs. Stanley Green, who has been visiting relatives in Decatur, has re- ! turned.
 Mrs. P. H. c. Cabell Is planning to spend some time at Atlantic City this summer.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Cobb of Car bon Hill are visiting Mrs. Cobb's
 parents. Mir. and Mrs. R. K. Ken l nedy.
 Miss Dorothy Ramsay of Mobile will arrive on Friday to be the guest of Mrs. R. II. Trick on Glenview road.
 Mrs. James Rountree and two chill dren left Saturday for a visit To
 relatives in Roanoke. Mrs. J. G. Darden and children
 lave returned from visit to rs- latiyes in Gadsden. Mir. Julius Fies has returned from a 10 days vacation trip in Chicago and other places in Illinois. Mrs. A. c. Crowder left few days
 ago for New York. Mrs Mortimer Jordan and chil- dren, Lucille and Mortimer. have re-
 turned from trip to Biloxi | Mrs. Dora c. Fell has gone to Hot | Springs, Ark, for a visit to her
 daughter. Mrs. M. F. Johnston.
 
 Mrs Clifton King, Miss Ailcen
 Broom, Miss Estelle Rainey and Miss | Sara Piosser are spending two weeks
 in Biloxi.
 Miss Mary Vance of Talladega is
 the guest of Mrs. J. W. Harreh in Norwood.
 Mrs. Lawrence Cooper and children
 are visiting relatives in Huntsville. | Miss Grace Bradshaw has returned from a stay of a week at Saluda.
 North Carolina. l Mir. and Mrs. James Hicks wfil
 leave shortly for visit to Yellow | stone Park, California and other
 places in the west Mrs Coleman Ward of Pittsburg. ! who is visiting her parents, Dr. and MrS. AlITeQ EuDdnkb, VIII Ictukneu
 next week to her home. Mrs. w. c. Matthias will spend the remainder of the summer at Grove
 Park inn. at Asheville. N. c. MT. and Mrs. John Bankhead of Jasper are at>the Battery Park hotel
 at Asheville. N. c. Mrs. George Williamson of Decatur Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
 Alfred Clements. Miss Sarah Wood and Miss Martha Wood, who have been taking Blk weeks summer course at the Uni versity of Alabama will return home | next week. Cards have been received announce 1 ing that Miss Mary Ida Wood, Mrs. l John Tillman and Miss Margaret Tillman will spend this week Tn Cberammergau, where they will att tend the presentations of the Passion Play.
 Letters have been received from MT. and Mrs. Leo Steiner. who landed | in Cherbourg and after spending 10 days in Paris are touring in France. | Mrs. Henry Turner is the guest of 1 relatives in Huntsville. | Miss Elizabeth Sanders, of Elba l has as her house guest this week 1 three of her charming young school | friends: Miss Alice Chapman of Montgomery. Miss Robbie Harrison vf l Selma and Miss Mary Donehoo of | Birmingham. Miss Virginia Almon of Pensacola, l Fla. will arrive Thursday to be the guest of Miss Mary and Miss Evelyn Knowles on Clairmont avenue.