The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
RANDOM NOTES


 141+ Sixteenth avenue, south, has re- turned from stonewall Jackson col lege in Virginia to spend the sum rfner with her parents. En route home Miss Brown visited in Madi- sonville, Ky. Miss Brown has just completed her preparatory work at Stonewall Jackson and will go to Agnes-Scott in September to begin her college course.
 Mrs. H, F. Wilmington, accom- panied by her tive daughters. Misses Gladys and Lois Wellington, left Thursday night for New York city where they have taken an apartment for the remainder of the summer Misses Washington will take work in Columbia university during the sec ond term. Miss Lois Washington has taught for several years in the public schools of this city and Miss Gladys Washington was a member of the faculty Cf the Banner High school during the past winter.
 Mrs S. F. Batche1or Miss Irene Gorst and Miss Ruth Scarborough left Birmingham Friday evening for At lanta, Ga, where they will be the :. guests of friends and relatives for several days.
 
 Mir. A. H. de Yampert of Marion, Ala, and his sister, Mrs. M. Humph reys, also of Marion, left Thursday night for New York city to attend Columbia university. Mrs. Humph- reys, who has been teaching art in the city schools of Fl Paso, Tex, will take work in this subject for six weeks, returning to Fl Pasc in the fall Mir de Yampert, who has re- 1,i ham-Southern and has been doing work in the law department, plans to remain at Columbia until he gets his Masters degree, and a degree in law. MT. de Yampert will be pleas antly remembered as member of the faculty of the Ensley High school during the second semester.
 Mrs. Francis Bade will soon visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Sey- mour Perkins. Mrs. Bade was formerly Mrs. Jessie Mae Perkins.
 Miss Margaret Johns returned Thursday after visit to North Caro- lima.
 Judge Hugo Black will go to .Guntersville Monday to speak at meeting of the K. of F. lodge.
 Mrs. William J. Walker of Atlanta Ga, will arrive in the city Monday to visit her parents. MT. and Mrs. P. A. Rossiter, Hillman hotel.
 Mrs. Felton M. Lovelace of Carters- ville, Ga. formerly of Birmingham arrived Friday to join party tour ing the west.
 MT. H. c. Bryant left Friday for Athens, Ga, to be gone month.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Hanes and MT. and Mrs E. l.. Lovelace of Norfolk, Va, arrived Saturday to visit Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Hanes for two weeks
 Miss Lillian Franklin, who is summer student at Howard College, is spending the weekend at her home on Shades Mountain.
 Miss Helen Espy. MT. Rupert Espy and Miss Martha Espy Of AopeVille' Ala, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. NJ Espy on South Highlands.
 Miss Mary Tourney of AliceyhIe is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. t. Hill, on Phelan street.
 Misses susan Mabry. Eleanor Moody, Emily Reynolds. Virginia Cameron and Mary Dudley Gray spent the week end at Camp Oliver.
 Miss Susan Mabry returned home Saturday after visiting for several days m Anniston.
 Miss Emily Reynolds is visiting Mrs, O. L. Stevenson and Miss Ruth Stevenson in Asheville. N. c.
 Miss Vera Thomas and Albert Brand have gone to Des Moines, la' to attend the twenty ninth interna- tional convention of the Christian Endeavor society.
 Miss Lilly Williams has returned from Signal mountain, where she mas been the guest of Mrs. w. J. Zbinden.
 Miss Isabella Collins and MISS Nolla Barrett of Ackworth. Ga', MISS Sara Frances Northcutt of Marietta Ca. and Eden Colum of Atlanta, Ga' are the guests of MT. and Mfs' NOT man Kitchens.
 Mrs. John H. Lesesne has as her guest her mother, Mrs John R. Baker, of Okolonas Miss.
 Mrs. Joseph H. Strong and two daughters. Amanda and Eva Mae oi visit Mir. Strong's mother in Wood- lawn and Mrs Sallie H. Thompson Tn the Ridgely apartments
  Joe, are visiting in Mobile
 Miss Coral Wood will leave July 10 to spend a few days in Mont .gomery.
 Mrs. II. B. Abernethy and little daughter, Ninette, will go to Mooile next week.
 Mrs. John H. Lesesne has as her ,,.,tast her mother. Mrs John K. Baker of Okolona, Miss.
 Miss Aline Connolly of Atlanta and Miss Margaret Stanley of Oklahoha are visiting in the city
 Miss Biviea AwtreY Is spending the week end at Steel with her parents' Mrs Clarence Mayo of Ashland is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. A. G. Wagner, in Ensley, for few- oags' Mir and Mrs Erie Pettus and fam ilv have motored to Camp Walden, where they will spend few weeks, eoinr from there to Huntsville. They expect to be away for six weeks
 Mrs. Chester Alexander and daugh- ter. Miss Marjorie Alexander, left Saturday for an extended western tour. of five weeks through the Can adian Rockies. returning home by way of Yellowstone Park.
 Mir. and Mrs. Artemus Lewis left Saturday for an extended tour through the Canadian Rockies to Iaficouver, British Columbia From here they will sail for San Francisco and other parts of the western coast,