The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-22
SOClE E T Y
RANDOM NOTES
Mrs. Stanley Greene is the guest of her mother In Albany.

I'H dle spenulnS the weekend Mrs. Isaac Winston is the guest of aer sister, Mrs. Carroll Hay, in Huntsville.
 pr. and Mrs. L. V. stabler of Green Vile have been visiting MT. and Mrs. John Lewis
 Miss Laura Darby of Jemison is the guest of Mrs. B. o. Hargrove in West End
 alr. and Mrs. A. E. stacher. Mir. J. J. Woodsale, Jr., and Mrs. B. c. Harris have had Q delightful trip to me Great Lakes on ths steamer Tionesta.
 Mrs '. N. Trammell of Atlanta !s the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wal ter Sessions, in Fairview Circle. Mrs. ". E. HeadIey Of SyIacauga has returned home after a visit to Birmingham and Colgate.
 Miss Matte iIodnett, who teaches m Birmingham, spent the past week Hams, in Wetumpka, en route to Brutality to spend the remainder of the summer vacation.
 Miss Ruby Jones is in Centerville on 2 visit to her brother. Supe-in- ienGen. II. H. Jones.
 Charles Vardaman is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j, T. Tompson in Syla- cauga.
 Miss Robina Guthroy went last wetk to Gadsden to visit Mrs. Nal c9lm Morgan.
 
 Miss Mildred Sutherland of Cads- den is the guest for week of Miss Josephine Vance.
 Mir. and Mrs J. 5. Tolhelm re- tu"ued Sunday from Mobile, where they have been visiting their cousin. Mrs. A. M. Maragues.
 Eddie Pace of Greenv.lle visited last week in Birmingham en route to Dyersbrrg, Tenn. where he will visit his uncle, Culver Calhoun. Miss Odelia Matson has returned to her home in Sylacauga after visiting friends in Birmingham.
 Mir. Jesse Locke is spending his vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. R. B. ocke, in Alabama City Messrs. Hubbard and Moore of Los Angeles, Cal. are visiting MT. and Mrs. B c. Moore in Glen Iris.
 Mrs. Rose Head of Eutaw arrived last week to visit Mrs. John w. Sib ley.
 Frank Stevenson visited friends in Oxford last week.
 Mir. Winner Cogden has returned to his home in Union Springs after visiting his brother, MT. Raynor Coz dell.
 Alice MnSelV ie guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Vance, in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Zelma Bearden and her sister, Mrs. Montrel Gore, spent last week with their mother, Mrs. $. J. Tidwell, in Haleyville.
 Armstrong Cory returned home Thursday from Montgomery after a brief visit.
 Lieut. Aubrey Cooper spent few days last week with friends in Jack sonville, Ala.
 Miss Pearl Stewart, who has been spending the week with friends in Trussville, returned to Birmingham Friday.
 Miss Edith Jones left Tuesday for her home in Cordova to spend the vacation with relatives.
 Misses Ida Afford and Ruby Lively have gone to Arcadia to spend the remainder of the summer before re- turning to college in the fall. Miss Kate Chandler returned last week to her home in Scottsboro, after spending six weeks in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Thelma Stacy has gone to Mentone for several weeks. 
 Miss Nancy Lee Davis is visiting her aunt Mrs. Wilkinson, at her home in Idlewild.
 Miss Pauline Mckenzie will leave this week for Denver for stay of one month.
 Mrs Mary Wright and Miss Emma Lichty. who have been the guests of their brother, MT. Charles Lichty and Mrs. Lichty, have returned to their home in Kansas City.
  Mrs. '. F. Lichty is the guest of MT. and Mrs. M. J. McClusky in Louisville.
 MT. Adolph Hirsn has just arrived in New York, having sailed from Flu rope on the Aquitania. He will reach Birmingham some time this week.
 
 Little Miss Rcsalind Newton is visiting Miss Alice Nelson Hughes in Montgomery.
 MT and Mrs. raul Allen and Paul. Jr, will leave Wednesday for Sa- vannah, where they will sail on the City of St. Louis for New York.
 
 MT. J. B. McClain and daughter, Mrs. Hal Coons. and little Hal, Jr.. are spending some time in Chicago and Hilsboro. Ill.
 Mrs. Frank J. Barnes is spending some time with relatives in Mari etta, Ohio.
 Miss Clare M. Lynch. teacher of English in the Central High school left this morning to take six week course of study in her Alma Mater. the University of Chicago. The Daughters of the British Elm pire will hold their meeting the last Thursday in the month. July 26, at 2:S0 p. m., in studio No. s. at 1034 # South Twentieth street Give Points). For further information phone Main 1216.
 The executive meeting of the city mission board will be held at g o'clock Monday morning in the Sun day school building of tho First Methodist church. The regular monthly business meeting of the city mission board will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock instead of Tuesday. as has been the custom
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