The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-31
RANDOM NOTES

RANDOM NOTES Mss Irene Kyser, the Charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. M. kyser' is moving to New York with her brother, MT. M W. Kyser, who IS re- turning there to resume his work after a vacation spent with his father and mother in this city.
 Mrs. Leon J. Laney (Mary Mo Swean) Is spending the week with friends and relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. c. stivender have returned from a vacation trip to Men tone and to relatives in South Ala bama.
 MT. and Mrs. Y. R. Eagles and chil- dren. Manning and Virginia, have re- turned from motor trip to North Carolina.
 Miss Margaret Oliver. who has been on a girls camp in Tennessee during the summer months, Is now attending a house party in Mlssis- sippi.
 Madame Grace Ingersoll has re- turned from a trip to Chicago, St. Louis, and Kalamazoo, Mich.
 Mrs. Olive de Launay has returned from Chicago, where she had special training in vocal music during the summer.
 Mss Annie Jackson has returned from a visit with relatives in Ramer and Montgomery.
 Mir and Mrs. I. F. Doster of Beau mont. Tex, are expected this week to visit Mrs. Fife Brown, en route to Chattanooga, where MT. Doster will be in charge of an automobile concern.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Jernigan have returned to their home in Cnat- tanooga, after a motor trip to Blr- mingham.
 Misses Nellie and Hazel McDaniel snent the weekend with Misses Alieen. Katherine and Virginia Kerby at this home oin East Lake, Tenn
 Miss Marion Blaich Is spending her vacation with her brother MT; L. D. Blaich, and Mrs. Blaich, at their home in Chattanooga.
 Miss French Haynes of Clyde, N. C. will return the early part of next week to resume her duties as dean of women at Howard college.
 MT and Mrs l.. D. BIaich of Chat tanooga returned home Monday from a visit to friends and relatives In Birmingham, Fairfield. and Ensley.
 Mr. Ezra Alverson has returped home to East Lake, Tenn, after visit to Birmingham, Mobile, Mont gomery and Atlanta.
 Dudley Cummings. IT., of Besse- mer has gone to Konoxville, where ne is the guest of his grandmother, Mrs Sarah Cummings.
 Miss Virginia Carswell of Albany Ala, who has been spending the sum mer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Carswell, will return soon 10 Birmingham, where she will be con nected with the faculty of Howard college during the coming year.
 Cards from Miss Katherine Massey tell of a delightful stay in Paris, and a trip planned to Switzerland soon. After seeing Switzerland, she will return to Paris, before coming home.
 MT. and Mrs. George Brown and two children, and Miss Vivian Martin, are visiting Mrs. Alfred Martin in North Chattanooga
 Miss Lucille Kinnard of Livingston, who has been visiting her sister here, has returned home.
 Mrs. George Laurie and children of Montgomery will come to Birming- ham at an early date to join MT. Laurie and make their permanent home here.
 Miss Grace Katherine Wise will go to Talladega to teach in the city schools which open on September 10. Friends will be glad to know that Miss Emmie Hagood and Master Clark McPherson, who have been i'll in a local infirmary, have recovered suf- flciently to be moved to their homes in Oneonta.
 Miss Irma Unruh, who has been a councillor at Camp Riva Lake, Win chester Tenn, during the summer, will visit Mrs. J. c. Wilson, college chum, in Birmingham before return ing home.
 Miss Margaret Daniel of Mont gomery is visiting her sister, Mrs. Webster Bishop.
 Mrs. c. w. Tucker and two sons, J. w. and C. w. Jr, of Selma are visiting Mrs. Fuckers sister, Mrs. E. $. Zimmerman.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Hudson and two children have gone to Selma to visit MT. and Mrs. Ray Saffold.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Pettus and children have returned home after a visit to Selma.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Ryding expect to leave soon for a trip to Atlantic City.
 MT. Edwin L. Dillon has returned home after spending 10 days with his father, MT. L. J. Dillon.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ebaugh and sons. Irwin and Newton, will arrive Monday from Baltimore to attend the Ebaugh- -DeBardeleben wedding.
 
 Miss Fannie Pearce of south Ala hama Is the guest of her sister, Mrs Al B. Spidle, at her home in Central Park.
 Mr. James Evans of Chattanooga is the guest of his parents, MT. and