The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-13
RANDOM NOTES


 Mrs. Roy Mccullough, who for the several past weeks has been visiting her sisters at Clarendon, Ark, has re- turned home.
 Miss Ruth Morgan, who has been the guest of Miss Mildred Walton, has returned to her home in Gulf port, Miss.
 MT. William R. Abbott of Eason- vile, Ala, has returned to Howard where he is member of the sopho- more class.
 Miss Gertrude York of Jacksonville i. Fla, arrived the first of the wees to resume her studies at Howarc ! college, where she is g member oi the senior class.
 pr. M. D. Clements is attending the convention of national police and fire surgeons being held in Atlantic City. pr. Clements will be absent from the city about ten days.
 Miss corene owen, who has been the house guest of Miss Lillian Rich has returned to her home to resume her studies In high school.
 Misses Lucy Eastwood and Mary Hansen Shook will go to New York city to be students at the Spence school.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice P. worthing- . ton and family have returned from . vacation trip spent on the coast. Miss Elizabeth Smith has arrived in New York after an extended trir to Europe.
 , Miss Florence Mocrossin. with 6 party of ten, has arrived in New York city, after a three months tour of Europe. With Miss McCrossin was her sister, Miss Cecelia Me- Crossin. They will reach Birming- ham the latter part of the week. ; Mrs. l.. B. Andrews returned Tues day from two months visit to Mis- 7 bissippi.
 , MT. Ernest c. Allen of Vernon has resumed his studies at Howard , where he Is a member of the sopho- more class.
 Miss Helen Crane has returned home 4ter a visit to Nashville.
 MT. :, Alas Brasw'ell of Demopolis has re drned to Birmingham to re- sume hts studies at Howard college.
  returned home after spending their vacation in Georgia.
 Mir and Mrs. M. H. Null, Grace Johnson) have named their infant son, McAllister Hobart, Jr.
 Mrs. W. D. Wood, Miss Mary Ida Wood, Miss Sarah Wood and Miss Martha Wood, who have been on a western trip for a number of weeks. have returned home.
 Friends will regret to know that Miss Ruby Little Is Ill at the Baptist hospital.
 Miss Irene Brown, who was op- erated on at the Baptist hospital on Tuesday for appendicitis, Is resting nicely.
 Mrs. Izora c. Smith is seriously III at the Norwtod hospital. Llewellyn chapter. No. 174. Order Eastern Star, will hold regular meeting Friday evening at o'clock at West End hall. Initiation will be held and all new members are urged to be present.
 All members of the Young Matrons' band of the Independent Presbyte- rian church are requested to be at the opening meeting Monday, Sep tember IT, at II o'clock in the morn- ing.
 ' Arc club will have it's monthly meeting at the home Cf Mrs. T. s. James on Tuscaloosa avenue, Thurs day afternoon at o'clock, for an election of officers. : Frances Willard union has post ,poned the picnic to have been given at Cascade Plunge on Thursday un- til further notice.
 Miss Evelyn Walker left Tuesday for Montgomery, where she will be a student at the Woman's College.
 MT, J. L. Campbell of Headland has returned tC Howard to resume his studies MT. Campbell is member of the sophomore class. Miss Malvina Coleman returned Tuesday from Camp Qulnnebeck, Vt, where she spent the summer MT. Floyd w. Faulkner cf Oxford has returned to Howard to resume his college duties. s-~ Mrs. John Metcalfe and son, John, IT.. are the guests of relatives in