The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-23
Random Notes

7a In the Sunday issue of the Mont gomery Advertiser appears a lovely pie ture of Mrs. Jerome Meyer and her young son of Birmingham, with the z following comment: This lovely young : mother is Mrs. Jerome Meyer of Bir- 7 .Iniugham, who was before her mar riage Miss Marjorie Abraham of Mont gomery. The splendid little son is Jerome Ferdinand Meyer, the adored grandson of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Abra , ham, of this city.
 Miss Sarah Brooks is the guest of a Miss Gladys Taylor in Montgomery for "a few days before the opening of the Woman's college, where she will be student this winter. $ Miss Myrtle Benton will leave today for the Woman's college in Montgom- cry.
 Miss Lucille Lassiter is the guest of friends in Memphis for two weeks.
 Mrs. LeByron Lyons of Mobile is the guest for a few days of MT. and Mrs. E. J. Snow. Mrs. Lyons will be re- membered as the lovely Edna Snow, 1OrIQeTly
 Mrs. H. E. Pearce and daughter, :, Miss Margaret Pearce. left yesterday 2 for Gulfport, where Miss Pearce will :, enter Gulf Park school. After a visit of several weeks to her { sister, Mrs. G. E. Morris, Miss Louise 9Gambill has returned to her home in Nashville.
 Announcement of the coming mar riage of Miss Gladys Italyne Speaks of Atlanta and MT. Ernest B. Barrett of Marietta, Ga, is a matter of interest in several Alabama cities. Miss Speaks mother was the former Miss Bessie Stew ems of Birmingham, related to the Plos- ser, Nelson and Cowan families of Ala bama and Georgia. MT, Barrett's moth CT was Miss Nevada Freeman, Geor- |, gia belle and beauty. .s, Miss Maude Adams of this city was one of the guests at the wedding of Miss Annie Louise Nixon and MT. Thomas Burgess Harper of East Point, Ga, Saturday evening.
 Mrs. J. c. Privett, who was in Bir- mingham last week, accompanying her daughter, Miss Kathleen Privett, here, returned to her home in Selma. Miss Privett, after leaving her mother here, returned to West Hampton college, Richmond, Va, where she is a student
 Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Lamar (Rachel London) have learned ss with extreme pleasure that the Lamars are to make their home in Birming- ham, arriving within few days. Mrs. ' Lamar is the daughter of Mrs. Alex e London and the late Mir. Alex London and spent her girlhood here. Dr. La mar, who has been for the past two years an interne at the St. Louis Chil- drens hospital is a graduate of the Uni versity of Alabama and of the Harvard Medical school and has served since his student years as internse in New York, Boston and St. Louis hospitals. He Is the son of Mrs. Law Lamar and the ,a late Law Lamar of Selma. Dr. and Mrs. Lamar are en route to Birming- ham from Chicago after a motor trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hood will be at home for the winter at the Altamont. Mir. and Mrs. Page Sloss have re- turned from a trip of six weeks through Mexico.
 
 Mrs. John G. Bradley has returned from Asheville, x. C., where she passed the warm season.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Coleman Hpdson will occupy an apartment at the Altamont this winter.
 
 Miss Virginia B. Handley has re- turned to her home in Montgomery, after spending few days.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Scale Harris, Jr., are { among the number of Birmingham peO- pie at the Vanderbilt hotel in Ashe- vile, N. C.
 Mir. and Mrs Marcer Barnett are spending some time in Atlantic City.
 
 Mrs. k. O. Pitts, Jr., of Rome, Ga, is the guest of relatives and friends in the city.
 g Mir. and Mrs. D. A. White will be among a proup n Out-of-toWn guests