The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-20
RANDOM NOTES

MT. D. E. McLendon has gone to Chicago on business, to be away about a week. He was accompanied on this trip by Mrs. McLendon.
 Miss Marcil.n. ba.is has gone to Pablo Beach, Fla, to spend two weeks.
 Mrs. Helen Davis, accompanied by ner little daughter, Helen Gill Davis, is spending two weeks in Pablo Beach, Fla.
 Mir. Frank W. Thomas of Talla- dega spent the week end in Bir- mingham en route to Clanton to spend his vacation.
 Mr. J. M. Houstcn of Montgomery spent the weekend with friends in Birmingham.
 Miss Emile Wright of Pittsburg, Texas, has arrived to visit her sis ter, Mrs. B. E. Robertson, on Sev- -sent teenth avenue, south.
 Miss Neva Ross of Mississippi is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. D. Scott, on Thirteenth street, south.
 Miss Amanda Brown of Red Springs, N. C., is visiting her cousin. Miss Margaret Brown, at her nome on Sixteenth avenue, south.
 MT. and Mrs. Lamar M c. Smith left Sunday for ten days stay at Mentone, Ala.
 Miss Bessie howeils spent the weekend in Bessemer with her sis ter, Mrs. McCullom.
 Mrs. H. B. Guest is visiting her mother, Mrs. Murray, in Montgomefy.
 MT. and Mrs. Neal Rhodes Bramb,
 q of their parents, MT. and Mrs. W. II. Seabrooke, at their home on twenty ninth street. south
 Miss Nena Harris has returned from visit to friends and relatives in Chicago.
 Misses Fannie and Lucille Dean of Texas are the guests of their uncle, pr. D. s. Moore and Mrs. Moore.
 Mrs. Ruby snyder and Mrs. Henry Vance have returned home after a few days visit with Mrs. C. l. Bur ton and Mrs. Etta Gordon In Jasper. Mrs. E. G. Lee and Miss Buena Vista Lee of Attalla are spending several days in Birmin>aam'
 Miss Katherine Hill of Andalusia is visiting relatives in Birmingham. Collis Watts and Julian Reit spent the weekend with Turner Scott in Jasper.
 Mrs. Champ Pickens of Livingston, who has been i'll at local hospital. has returned home. Mrs. Ellie Creel has returned from Jasper, where she was the guest or MT, and Mrs. J. P. Barnett and MT. , and Mrs. Ed Barnett. 
 Mrs. Tom Pankey is the guest of . her sister, Mrs. Harry Davidson, In ! Livingston.
 Mrs. H. w. Brown is spending / few days with friends in Oneonta' ] Miss Inez Brown is the guest of Mrs. Marvin Kelly in Oneonta.
 Miss Linda Wilson of Macon is visiting Miss Margaret Waite at her home.
 Miss Frances Pate. who has been visiting Mrs. Davis Walker in Mobile, returned Sunday to Birmingham, to join her mother and two sisters, who i will leave in about two weeks on {, motor trip to Biloxi. During her { visit Miss Pate was delightfully."- en- < tertained with bridge and spend-the- :, day parties, trip to Coden' ana 7, swimming party at Fosters |, MT. and Mrs. Scale Harris, Jr., have x gone to Tuscaloosa, where MT. Harris 4 will resume his work. Mir. and Mrs, i Harris have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Groom in Mobile, and MT. and Mrs Thomas Moltop in Fairhope. They came back by Union Springs to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. NJ. Raimer.
 Miss Jeannette Templeton has re- k turned home after visit to her aunt, |, Mrs. T. N. Cooper, in Montgomery. l, Mrs. A. A. Dawson has returned home after a months visit in New |, York city with her sisters, Mrs. A. 1, W. Turner and Mrs. J. w. Dickey ' Mrs. Robert Smith of Bessemer. who | has been visiting in Montgomery, has \ gone to Ozark to visit her parents < MT. and Mrs. J. w. Williams an X nounce the birth of a daughter, whom tbey have named, Mildred Elizabeth
 Misses Agnes and Estel Pruett of Anniston have returned home after a visit to their uncle, Dr. J. H. Fer rell. Mrs. Edward Johns, IT,, of Mo | bile Is visiting in the city.
 Mrs. Bert Meadow and little daugh- <~r Katherine have returned home