The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-09
RANDOM NOTES

-,-.-- Arna Stillman Is visiting in I.rsey. While away she will also he the guest of pr. ana Mf her Sporran in Orange, N. d., anu All brother, MT. Charlie stillmAh' III ron, Ohio.
 Mrs T. Darlington semple of New york is a guest0at the TutWller.
 Mr. and Mrs. VI. Sullivan of West rd have as their guest, Mrs. Lena Snliivan l and daughter, Miss Mary sullivan of Ludlow, Ky
 Mrs Erskine Mckinley is i'll at her . home on Twelfth avenue. south' 3o Freiuds will be glad to know S".t that at ~ St Vincents hospital, is sufficlent- 1v recovered to be moved to nef home.
 u- .rd Mrs. c. N. Lane, with their
 ana daughter, Charles and Mll- Srad left Wednesday morning Tor Atlanta, making the trip by autoino- bile.
 Mrs. George Palmer Turner fEmnioe Hayes), after visiting rela- tiJos in the city. has returned to her home in Philadelphia.
 Miss Elizabeth McPherson IS Visn ing relatives in Winfield.
 Mrs. E. N. spence, who has been zen travelling in Louisiana and Texas Ioa tba past several weeks. is at nome win her daughter. Mrs. Taylor Glass. Mir. B. vintscn, after spsnding several days with her sister, Mrs; S. TT. McPhsfsi1Tfii P EfinfieIda has fs'D'A'N Mrs George Merriam and daugh- ter. Miss Evelyn Merriam of Keller man are in the city for ie" ussS' Mrs. N. $. Kitchens left Wednes- day to visit In Atlanta Marietta and Acworth. Georgia
 Miss Jetnnie Layman is visiting Miss Babette Gassenheimer in Mont gomery.
 ~,n,xs~Yrsnces Youngblood has re- turned after & trip 10 "dshih '0N Boston and New York
 MT. and Mrs. Henry. Noble ,anS and children are visiting Mr. anu MI '' C. M. Noble in Anniston'
 Miss Ruth McNeill left this week to spend a while with college frienos in South Carolina, Kentucky ana AAsryland.
 Miss Clara Mae Deloney is visiting Miss Lill Gayle on Dauphin way Tn Mobile.
 Rev. and Mrs N. N. Fleming and children of Wilmington. North Saro- 1ina. and Rev. and Mrs. Wilils K; Booth of Henryville, Indiana, WIT spend part of the month or AIs us. us, Tisitjng Mrs Fleming and Rev. Rooth's parents. MT. and Mrs. Rus seii c. Booth of this city. Miss Mar. raret Fleming, from Woodleat' North Carolina. sister Of Rev' Tieming, is also visiting here Key. Presbyterian church in Wilmington, North Carolina, and Rev. Booth IS nastor of the Presbyterian church or Henryville. Indiana.
 Rev. E. H. Carleton, pastor of the caventy-sixth Street Presbyterian ehurch' has been called to Healing Snrings. Alabama, on account of his nnother's illness, she having broken her hip.
 Leroy Goddard recently vis- ,+eJ his parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. J' Goddard. ST., in Mobile.
 Miss Dorothy Ramsey of Mobile is the guest of Miss Margaret Fearn in Birmingham.
 Mrs. John McCarty will leave next
 
 
 MT and Mrs. Louis Buseniehner Sad family will leave in few days to ,isit MT. and Mrs Culverhause rElorence Busenlehner) in Los Ange- les, Cal.
 Miss Eleanor Curran left sunday Oar a visit to her sisters, Mrs. Johh sneed and Miss Ann Curran in New York.
 Misses Virginia Jemison' Virginia a Haul and Rose Smith are spendlhg .ome time with Miss Lucille StalllhSs st Camp Cosby.
 IT Dilworth Jr. of Empire, Ala" one of Alabama,s [yoisa fayoriee Moos nos day, August 6.
 Miss Lola Snider of Jacksonville .uis is visiting her sister Mrs reorre A. GeisenberG. Mr- and Mrs. R. c. Hewitt and fsmiiy left Tuesday for St. Claif