The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-23
RANDOM NOTES

crN Mrs. Frank Gurley andn ss s ySs,t TsIt
 urley have returned
 m LaGrange, Ga,
 Miss Rose s<th will leave today for Ba1tiTors sieo resume her studies, after snanSng the Easter holidays with her 1arents, Mir. and Mrs. Ross Smith.
 Ms. Edna Gockel Gussen will leave ttIs week for Atlanta, where she will attend grand opera.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Loeb and children left yesterday for New York, whence they will sail for a three months tour of Europe.
 Mrs. John s. Foster has as her guest Mrs. J. K. Shannon of Louis- vile, Ky. who formally resided in this city.
 Mrs. Walter Britt of Eufaula is the guest of her brother, Dr. Robert Conner, and Mrs. Conner, 332o Ave nue H.
 Mrs. Herbert Baum, who has been visiting in Pass Christian and Gulf port, has returned to the city.
 
 Miss Katherine Hawkins has re- turned fro ma visit to New York Bal timore and points in Virginia.
 
 Mrs. G. J. Wilson of Akron Is III at Dr. Scale Harris infirmary.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Watkins (Lucille Collins) have returned from their wedding trip.
 Miss Katherine Brown will leave the first of the week for Atlanta, where she will attend grand opera. Before returning home she will spend some time in Washington. New York and other points in the east.
 pr. E. Hudson strode will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Felix Drennen while in the city for the presenta- tion of the Blackfriars' annual play. Mrs. W. L. welton and Mrs. May Olive will spend the coming week In Atlanta, where they will attend grand opera.
 Mrs. M. W. Newman and Mrs. J. Nj Wilzen of New Orleans will arrive today for a visit to Mrs. Edgar Adler. Mrs. Bernard Frank and Mrs. Irwin Gassenheimer of Montgomery will ar- rive Saturday for visit to Mrs. Jo- seph Geldens on Beech street.
 Mrs. John F. Logeman has returned from Tuscaloosa, where she attened the federations of women's clubs. Mrs. c. S. watkins is the guest of her son, Dr. Miles A. Watkins, and Mrs. Watgins, on Hanover Circle. Mrs. F. J. Taylor of Jackson, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. James Arthur Smith.
 Mrs. James L. McCown is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Smith Winston, 2oOS Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. Jacob Broda has been removed to her home after an operation at St. Vincents.
 Mrs. Horace Adams will leave Mon- day for Atlanta to attend grand opera. She will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Colquitt Cole.
 Mrs. Asa Faulkner left yesterday for Atlanta to attend grand opera and to visit her daughter. Mrs. L. c. Bonde.
 Mrs. H. Francis MoCrossin (Fior- ence Rogers) of New York is here for the McCrossin- n-HaBsinger wedding. She is with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Rogers.
 Mrp. A. M. Lynn has returned to her home in Pittsburg after a visit to her mother, Mrs. H. A. Sharp. Friends of MT. N. L. Steele will be glad to learn that he is improving and has been removed from St. Vim cents hospital to his home. 153l Eleventh avenue. south.
 Mrs. T. W. McFadden of Pittsburg ls the guest of Miss Margaret Smith. Miss yufia May Drennen and Miss Josephine Jones will return to Wash ington today to resume their studies at the National Cathedral.
 Mrs. T. H. Joy will leave this week for her homo in Chicago after a visit to Mrs. Henry Howze.
 Miss Anna Crandall of Kellerman Is spending several days in the city as the guest of Miss Margaret Smith. Miss Janice Joy will leave for her home in Chicago after . visit to Mrs. Henry Howze.
 Miss Johnie Lee Poole left Friday for Auburn. where she will represent the Ensley High school in the decla- nation contest.
 Miss Robbie York left Friday for Auburn, where she will represent the Ensiey High school In tho annual de- bate.
 Mir. Charles Drennen, MT. Houston Drennen and MT. Alan Drennen will sail on the S. s. Olympia for Europe. where they will spend several months visiting various cities on business and pleasure.
  Friends of Mrs. L. W. Collier will be glad to learn that she Is improv- ing after a serious illness ht St. Vim cents.
  Mrs. Hubert Scruggs left yesterday for a visit in New York and Wash ington where she will be the guest of Mrs. J. H. Bankhead on Columbia Road.
 R. L. Crook of Jackson, Miss, is guest of his sister Mrs. W. K. Mo- Adory, called to attend the funeral of his nephew and namesake Robert Kennon McAdory, whose funeral will be held.
 Mrs. c. ". TIDWELL
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