The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-04
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. W. S. Adams and father, MT. Sayers. are leaving today for Sa- vannah, Ga., to be gone for several weeks.
 Mrs. Jewell Dill is the guest of her sister. Mrs Charles Hamilton, in An niston.
 Mrs. James c. Reynolds left Mon day night for a visit to her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. T. Blackwell, in Dallas, Tex.
 MT. Ralph Neal of Anniston, who was recently graduated from Emory university, is now connected with the Hillman hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Price Hamilton of Albany are spending their vacation with friends in Birmingham and other points in Alabama.
 Lewis Manning spent the weekend in Talladega with his parents, Judge and Mrs. M. N. Manning.
 Mrs. T. A. Hutton and son, Earl, have returned from Birmingham, where they went to accompany home Fannie, Ellie and Elyin Hutton, who have been visiting in that city, Talladega Daily Home.
 Mrs. W. p. Howell and little daughter, Jessie Erwin, of Mont gomery, are visiting friends and rel at!ves in Birmingham.
 Miss Leo Williams is visiting in Albany-Decatur.
 Mrs. J. B. Allen of Montgomery Is the guest of her son, John s. Allen, and Mrs. Allen. Mir. and Mrs. Allen are receiving congratulations on the birth os a daughter.
 Mrs. Will Hill of Montgomery Is the guest of Mrs. E. w. Fucker.
 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cartwright | spent the weekend with M-. ana Mrs. Charles Ward in Gadseen.
 Miss Lee Dean Patterson has gone to Montgomery to visit Miss Phillippa Thrasher.
 Miss Ola Brown left Friday for Tuscaloosa to spend her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Marvin Weath- erford.
 Mrs. wnlo' Sawyer shnrto of Montgomery, who has been the guest of her brother, D. c. Sawyer, for the past month. has gone to Nashville for visit to relatives.
 Miss Gustrire Miner of .Tusca- loosa has arrived in Birmingham to spend the Fourth with relatives.
 Miss Ruby Salter of Greenville, Tex, will arrive Thursday to be the guest of relatives here for few days. From here she will go to points in south Alabama for visit of month or six weeks.
 Mir. Ray Park of Georgia came to Birmingham to attend the Park Crumley wedding on Monday. MT Park is a brother of the groom.
 Frances Flynn, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Flynn of Woodlawn, is improving after serious oper' ation.
 The delegates to the Blue Ridge Y. w. c. A. conference held at Blue Ridge, N. C., will leave on Thursday. to be gone ten days. The delegates are Misses Elsie Thum, Ethel Ben nett, Olive French, Maggie May Hayes, Wilhelmina Stott, Addie May Stapp, Jenie Alexander, Eva Moore, l Agatha Burney, Essie Davis and Miss Elliott. Miss Frances Bomar, indus trial secretary, will remain at Blue Ridge for some time after the close of the en-day conference.
 Miss Amelia Jackson left Monday morning for New York city to take a six weeks course in modern lan- | guages at Columbia university.
 Miss Anita Hodges, lovely Bir- mingham girl, who has been visiting in the north and east for two months, is returning home next week. She has been brilliantly entertained as | the guest of numerous friends and college classmates, and is now in Huntington, w. Va, as the guest Of | Miss Mary Echols She has enjoyed | the commencement dances at the University of Virginia, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton and Cornell
 
 Miss Blanche Housman and Miss Margaret Housman have returned