The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
RANDOM NOTES

MT. Walter B. Hill, formerly oi Birmingham, arrived yesterday from New York City, where he has beer attending The Pace & Co.,, school for accounting in that city. Mir. Hill Is widely known in the social life oi Birmingham having finished ih high schools here. He was a Snember oi the B. Y. P. U. and very active in that organzation when he lived 1T Birmingham Mir. Hill will spend his time here with his mother, Mrs. Wal ter Hill, 1712 Sixth avenue north After his vacation he will go to Los Angeles, Cal.
 MT. T. c. Elliott of Thomas motor ed to Jasped to spend the weekend
 MT. P. G. Phillips spent Sunday with his father and mother at their home in Empire.
 Mrs. Belle Leonard and daughter Miss Winnie Leonard, of North High lands, are spending some time with Mrs. A. D. Powell at Thomas.
 Mrs. Mills Barnes and little son Mills Jr., of Thomas have returned from a visit to relatives at Cress- well, Alabama.
 Miss Mary McHugh of Thomas has gone to Alexander City to take a course in training at the new hos pital.
 Miss Josephine Rice of Mobile ar rived Saturday to spend two weeks In the city, during which time she will take d special course in piano work under Beryl Rubenstein who IS conducting a master class at the Bir- mingham Conservatory of music.
 Mic. Ethel Cnreton. who attended summer school at Howard, has re- turned to resume her studies.
 Misses Louise wail and Virginia Wall have arrived from Madison to attend college in Birmingham this winter.
 Miss Bivien iwtrey is visiting in Attalla.
 Miss Aina Ratliff has returned from Hanceyille to resume her col lege studies.
 Misses Nell and Frances Kennedy h.va gone to Ohio to visit thelr sister. Mrs. Ben T. Godfrey. They will also visit in Wheeling, w. va while away.
 Mir. and Mrs. John w. Phelps have rsr1Irned from a motor trip ot sov- eral days to Muscle shoals, florence' Decatur, Tuscumbia, and other points in North Alabama.
 Mr and Mrs. Milton Taylor have returned from a trip to New 1ork City.
 Mir. s. S. Riddle has retucnsd ffcm a weeks visit in New York C'ty.
 MT and Mrs. A. W. Dnworth have returned from Huntsville, where they have visited Mir. Dilworths mother Mrs. J. D. Dilworth.
 pr. and Mrs. w. $ Cobb and chil, dren of East Lake have returned from a two months motor trip to Windsor, N C., where they visited friends and relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. E. 6. Harper and chill dren have returned from Huntsville, where they were the guests Of Mrs' J. D. Dilworth.
 Mrs. W. H. Jeffries. state president of the Woman's Christian Temper ance union, has gone to Coi@mbus' Ohio. where she will attend the an nual meeting meeting of the nation Mrs. Jefferies will be absent two weeks.
 After an absence of two months MT. and Mrs Napoleon Laurell have returned to Birmingham from visit to their daughter in Prescott, Ariz. While away, they visited other points of interest in AriZpna. Los Angeles, Salt Lake city, and made the trip through Royal Gorge to Colorad,o Snrlnss and Denver. MT. Laurell. t.. training teacher at Phillips High school, has been con nected with the city high for eleven years
 Mrs John D. Lathem will return the latter part of the week from a visit to Philadelphia and ocean City, New Jersey.
 Miss Pauline whited has returned from a visit to relatives In Tusca- loosa.
 Mrs. Rush M. Bess and two daugh- ters have returned from Vermont where they spent the summer.
 Miss Grace Ellis returned Sunday from a months visit to Faunsdale and Demopolis, where she was de- lightfully entertained.
 MT. Marion c. Bryant, accompanied by his little nephew, Kelly Bryant: Jr.. has returned from ten days visit with relatives in Cornersville, Tenn.
 Cards have been received announce ing the arrival of daughter to MT. and Mrs. c. c. Jones (Evelyn Ha- good) of Woodlawn, whom they have named Gloria Elaine.
 Miss Mildred Walton has as her guest, Miss Ruth Morgan of Gulfport, Miss.
 Mrs. c. H. Allison and daughter, Frances, have gone to Athens to visit relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. S. T. Westwood of Fort Smith, Ark, are spending this
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