The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-18
CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, Tenn. March 17.-(spe-
cfal. Mrs. 2. c. Patten entertained at
Ashland on Tuesday at luncheon in honor
of Miss Betty crutehheld, who will wed
Mr.. George William Stevenson next
week The old colonial home of the Pat
tens was decorated with plants and flow
ers from the Conservatives and after the
luncheon the twelve young girls chris
tened the new ball room with an informal
dance. The luncheon table had FOR a cen
terpicce mass of roses, brides and
bridesmaids.
Miss Flora T1oveman entertained on
Wednesday in honor of the same young
hrlde-elect, Miss Grutchfeld. The game
was bridge and the first prize was cap
tured by Miss Nina Snow and was a sill
yer card case,
Mrs. 3. F. Fritts entertained at lunch
con and Misses Marie and Helen Steward
at luncheon this week on Friday and
Saturday in honor of the same bride.
Mrs. Theodore Giles Montague enter
tanned the Chfckamauga Chapter Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution with an elaborate
reception on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Archibald Willingham entertained
at luncheon on Tuesday in honor Of her
guest Miss Eunice Ford of South Caro-
lima. The decorations were jonqulls and
twenty-five dozen were used in the cen
ter piece. The place cards were also
done in ionquils.
Mrs Howard Mccall entertained the
Luncheon club on Tuesday with a ionauil
luncheon.
Miss Elizabeth Sisson entertained the
Music club with a delightful recital on
Wednesday at her home in ST. Elmo An
interesting programme was rendered and
some thirty guests were entertained.
Mrs. w b. Miller entertained the EN-
broidery circle with a novel and delight
full party on Tuesday afternoon of the
past week.
The Clover Leaf club. Chattanooga
leading social organization, met In an
nual session on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. This is a secret body, but its
annual ball is the most important event
IN Chattanooga society. Arrangements
were completed for the ball. which will
take place after Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. J N Trigg announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mary Guy
and Mr.. Andrew Calhoun of Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Trigg is the most beautiful girl in
Tennessee and is famous as a southern
beauty Her fiance is the son of DIR. An
drew p Calhoun of Atlanta, physician
with an International repute. The we'd
ding. which will take place on April lS
will be an interesting occasion socially
and the pretty bride will be attended by
a number of maids. Several luncheons
and teas have been announced in hei
honor.
Mr.. James Harrison Johnston an
nounced the engagement of his daughter
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Hugh McClung Thomas
| Of Knoxville. the wedding to take place
after Easter at the country home OF tins
| bride, near Loudon The groom is
member of a prominent and wealthy
| Knoxville family, and the bride is OF the
Johnston family. one Of the best know
| in east Tennessee. She is first eouslr
of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs How
ard Delaney Kountz and Miss Sue John
! ston, who are all famous bellies anc
| beauties.
| Alexander p. Stewart Chapter. Daugh
| ters of the Confederacy held MONTH,
meeting on Monday and heard an ad
dress by George d. Lancaster on Father
Ryan. the poet priest. The paper wa
well prepared and extremely interesting