The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-20
RANDOM NOTES


 in the east for the past several weeks, is spending few days in Atlanta, the guest of Miss Little Mae Bailey. Miss Merriam expects to re- turn to Birmingham about June 2s.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert L. Waggonera and Mrs. Zack Henry of Atlanta re turned home Monday, after spending several days in this city as the house guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Crabtree.
 Miss Virginia Crabtree returned to Birmingham by motor Saturday. after attending school in Atlanta Ga, and is with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Crabtree, on St Charles street, south.
 Miss Martha Alice Stone who has been attending Sullins college in Brostol, Va, and visiting in Mem phis, Tenn, Greenwood, Miss, and Arkansas, is now the guest of Mrs ity Miss Stone will also visit Mrs. J. Wallace. Stephenson of Lovick.
 Mrs. F. A. Powers of Greensboro is the house guest of Mrs. L. A. Crumly, having come to attend the Park Crumly wedding.
 Mrs. T. V. Moore will go soon to Jacksonville. Fla, to visit her daughter. Mrs. Norman Tomlinson.
 Mrs. S. J. Pulliam has been called to Eufaula, on account of the illness of her daughter, Mrs. P. r. Salter.
 Miss Carrie Scandritt of Cordele, Ga, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ben Walker, for several days.
 
 Mrs. William Duncan of Memphis is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clara Goodrich.
 Miss Lois Sewell of Atlanta is the guest for several weeks of her aunt, Mrs. E. O. Stafford. Miss Sewell is junior in high school in Atlanta, and is one of the best loved members of the high school set.
 MT. and Mrs Kenneth Mcdonald and daughter, Meredith, returned to Tuscaloosa Tuesday, after spending vacation of three weeks in Br- mingham.
 Miss Dorothy Selma of Atlanta and Miss Elizabeth Estes of Gay Ga. arrived Tuesday to be the house guest of Miss Martha Riley Selman
 Misses Ruth and Doris Farrar of Mobile are the house guests of Miss -nai tHa INiley SeiiiidH
 Mrs. c. A. Perry of Oklahoma City, accompanied by her grandson, Billie Miller, is visiting her sister, Mrs NJ T. Reynolds of North Highlands.
 Miss odelle oury of Ittabena Miss, is the guest of Miss Annie Bess Reeves.
 pr. George s. Vann of Gadsden is among the visitors to the State Den tai association.
 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Duncan of Albany are spending few days with relatives here en route to southern Mississippi, where they will visit Mrs. Duneanss father until July l. They will be joined in Tuscaloosa by their boys who are visiting there.
 Mrs. J. F. Blackwood spent scv- eral days in Gadsden last week.
 Mrs. Lemme Falkner is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Jim Falkner in Sul- ligent
 Mr. Hudson Collier of Sulligent was brought last week to the Bir- mingham.
 George Gordon Crawford left last evening for New York, where he will join Mrs. Crawford,
 Miss Mary sledge, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Sledge of Greens boro, Ala, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Foster of Twentieth street, south.
 pr. w. R. Hendrix is in Biloxi Miss, delivering a series of lectures at the Divinity school. He will re- turn the latter part of the week.
 Maurice Caheen is visiting in Mont gomery.
 John Edmund Bartlett, Jr., is the guest Of Miss Carolyn Brame in Montgomery. He is nephew of Mrs. Whit Brame and formerly lived in Montgomery.
 Webb Mccoy spent the past week. end in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs l.. K. Mackey are mov- Ing into their new home in Forest park on Thursday.
 Roger Andrews and Robert Seals went to Anniston Monday to attend the performance of the Frank Jones 1923 revue.
 Charles A. Craven spent the mast Weekend in Montgomery with rela tives en route home from Eufaula. where he went to attend the centen nial celebration.
 Mrs. Neil Sellers and children oe Anniston are visiting in the city.
 Mrs Mary Alice Calling is the guest ot Mrs. Murray Field in Annis- ton.
 MISS Mary Porter and Miss LilIie fofter formerly of Birmingham. now ol New Orleans, stopped in this city