The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-28
RANDOM NOTES

MT. and Mrs. James Redmond on August 26, whom they have named James Redmond, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William Nelson SThomas have returned from a three monts tour of Europe, They made the trip especially to attend the Bap- \ list World Congress in Stockholm. Misses Antoinette and Evelyn < Walker have returned from an ex- ' George P. walkar and family in < Attalla.
 Friends of Miss Mildred Wood will be glad to know that she is con- E Yalescing an illness. < Mrs. D. M Barnes has returned from a vacation trip to the east and { to Wisconsin.
 Mca1ah Lupton, John Edward Barnes, Herman Rich, Paul Rich. and Dave Rich have just returned from [ stay of two months at Camp Green ? brier, W. Va.
 Miss Julia Mae Hinkie is visiting in Mobile, where she Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Jackson and Mrs. c. A. Brunson.
  \ MT c M Stanley, who returned from a vacation trip, spent in Col erado.
 2 Mir. A. J. wildman, Jr.. of Mobile. was the guest of friends and rela- lives here the past weekend en route to the University of Cincinnati {. to resume his studies in chemical engineering.
 
 and her grandmother, Mrs O. Braun, are the guests of Mir. John A. Braun sand family.
 Mrs. w. A. Jackson, who was the guest of MT, and Mrs. R. E. Hinkle tduring the Rebekah assembly and slater visited at Deatsville, and at fColumbus Mississippi, Is now at her shome in Mobile.
 Misses Sylvia Aird and Mabel Cren- Shaw, after a short visit to Mrs. Blue eof Montgomery, have gone to Tus- skegee to take part in the TreadwetI- fPreer wedding, which takes place Tuesday of this week.
 MT. John P. Rockett and Mrs. Lucy tRutledge of Texas. are visiting rela- stives here. A family reunion in their 4honor has been planned for Sunday lat Avondale Park.
 Misses Rose smith. Eugenia Wood .ward, Virginia Raul, and Virginia tJemison will leave on Tuesday for Newport News, where they go for tthe launching of the "City of Bir- .mngham. Miss Smith. who is spon- 'sor. will ehristen the ship. Misses 'Kaul, Jemison, and Woodward will .act as maids. They will be accom- panied by Mir. and Mrs. Ross Smith, land MT. and Mrs Robert Jemison, Jr.
 Friends of Judge and Mrs Samuel ,F Hobbs of Selma will be glad 10 iknow that their little daughter, who has been seiously ill al St. Nincents hospital, is very much improved.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. K. Jefferson land Miss Virginia Jefferson have .gone on trip to the east.
 Miss Merle Martin will return "Wednesday from Camp Glen Rochie, near Abingdon, Va, where she has been spending two months.
 Mrs. E. M. Kinney, Miss Evelyn sKinney, and Master F. M. Kinney, Jr., will arrive in the city next week, Mrs. w. H. Buford. in Tracy City, Tenn.
 Mrs. ". M. Owen. who has been gB6TlOuSly Ill., lOT d IuulD6E OI WCGAS is much improved.
 Miss Margaret Tynes returned Sat lurday after spending three weeks at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
 Mrs. F. G. Alexander will return Tuesday from a stay of several weeks in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Frazer and paughter, Frances, left Saturday on b motor trip of a month. They will Visit many interesting points in Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and the east.
 Miss Marjorie Alexander has re- turned from Mentone where she had a delightful visit with Mrs. Ernest Redd and Miss Grace Martin. ! Misses Minna Stovall, Trueheart Bondurant, Frances Bondurant. Isa- belle Heflin, Virginia Brabston, Dorothy Shepherd and Elizabeth Shepherd viii return Tuesday from Camp p-As-You-Like-I In North Caro- lima.
 Cards from Mrs. Annie B. Nesbitt tell of a wonderful trip to Norway and Sweden. She spoke of going through the lakes, fjords and snow