The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-24
after visiting Capt. and Mrs. B. w. Book CT at Woodlawn.

after visiting Capt. and Mrs. E. W. Book
 CT at Woodlawn.
 Miss Estelle Shook is spending a few
 days in Tuscaloosa, the guest of MT. and
 Mrs. James Warner Shook. She will re-
 turn on Saturday. and with Miss Hamp-
 ton. who Is now the guest of Mrs Pascal
 Shook, will spend a weekslonger in Bir-
 mingham.
 Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry Is the
 guest of Mrs. T. c. Thompson
 Mrs. L. J. Haley will entertain the
 Clionian club this afternoon at o'clock
 In compliment to Mrs. James B. Ellis
 of Selma, who is her guest, Mrs. William
 Worthington gave bridge luncheon yes
 terday at 3O o'clock the occasion as
 sembling 20 guests. The decorations were
 of Easter lilies and roses, each table dec
 orated most charmingly. delicious lun-
 cheon of six courses was served, the ices
 designed as flowers and carrying out the floral scheme of each table. Mrs. Ellis was presented with lovely hand-painted plate and the prizes, h.
 oluding two hand-painted plates and a pair of silk hose, were won by Mrs. J. Norman Brooks, Mrs. R. H. Carter an
 Mrs. John Gunnells.
 Mrs. Warrington recieved in pale blue
 silk and Mrs Ellis was also exquisitely
 gowned in blue embroidered chiffon with touches of yellow Those invited to meet her were: Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. Allan Harvey Woodward, Mrs. Charles DeBar- deleben Mrs. Thomas Ellis, Mrs. Bradley Saunders Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben,
 Mrs. Walter c. Phillips, Mrs. Ed
 ward H. Cabaniss, Mrs. John Jemson, Mrs Dan Green, Mrs George c. What~ ley, Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. w. D. Smith,
 Mrs. Louis Minor, Mrs J. Norman Brooks,
 Mrs R. H. Carter, Miss Helen Van HooSe.
 | MT. Zac Smith, Jr., has returned from l Mexico, where he passed the months of l February and March. He had a most l interesting stay, exploring some sections l of that country on horseback. MT. Smith l accompanied his mother a part of her l journey to San Francisco, from where she l sailed some weeks ago for Japan. | Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben will enter tain at bridge this afternoon in compliment to Mrs. James B. Ellis of Selma, the guest of Mrs. William Warrington 1 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Jones will enter l tain at dinner at the Southern club on l Sunday evening in compliment to Mrs l James B. Ellis.
 1 Mrs Daniel Holt Smith entertained the l Little Jolers on Wednesday afternoon. | Mrs. Walker Percy is at St. Clair | Springs.
 1 Mrs. William Worthington and Mrs l James B. Ellis will assist Mrs. J. Norman Brooks in receiving on Saturday after l noon.
 l (to1 tba l charming hostess at an informal bridge 1 yesterday afternoon in compliment to her | sister Mrs. Benjamin Hagood of South 1 Carolina, and Mrs. David Thompson of | Chicago, the guest of Mrs. John L. Raul. 1 The occasion was among the most delight l full of the week, assembling some of the intimate friends of Mrs. Hagood and Mrs. 1 Thompson, both of whom have always l been so much admired in Birmingham l society. All of the prizes were in silver 1 The game prize, pair of silver candle sticks, was won by Mrs Carl Seals. 1 Mrs. B. G. Copeland won the score prize, l silver lemon tray, and the consolation, l half dozen silver individual peppers,
 was drawn by Mrs. David Thompson. l Miss Louise Miller of Mansfield, O., has l returned home after passing the winter l with Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cliffman, 1 who are at home with MT. and Mrs. | Frank Barnett.
 i Dr. A. J. Duncan gave talk on ''As l You Like It. before an open meeting of | the Study Circle yesterday afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Thompson have | lea sed their residence on Highland ave- l nue to MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockard,
 who will occupy 1t in the autumn Mrs. | Thompson and Miss Thompson will pass l the summer abroad, and the latter l poets to stay in Berlin for the winter. | MT. and Mrs. Thompsoni will be at home
 in one of the Massey apartments. l Colonel and Mrs T. O. Smith have be- l gun the erection of their new residence l at Graymont. Conforming to the pres l ent tendency towards spacious living l rooms, the most charming feature of the | house will be it's living room of great l proportions, and the third story will also l be finished similarly to many modern l houses where the attic forms a large l and beautiful, room, quite spacious enough l for ball room or amateur theatricals. | In the new residence of Judge and Mrs. leOscar Hundley the second story will be l utilized for ball room, and on the first l floor will be the large living room, the | palm room and dining room, as well as l the bed chambers, making practically the | entire house on the first floor. l Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Beecher in-
 tend building at Graymont, which is l rapidly devloping into one of the most delightful neighborhoods.
 l Mrs. J. M. London entertained charm l ingly yesterday afternoon in compliment l to her guest, Miss Houston.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. A. Levert have returned l from New Orleans
 l Colonel and Mrs. w. H. Sims and MT l Henry Upson Sims have returned after a l short sojourn at their orange grove in 1 Florida.
 The following invitations have been re- | ceived In Birmingham:
 Miss Lucy Irwin Shannon and Miss l Anne Puryear Wright will present Miss l Helen Lovejoy, soprano Miss Regina | Daniel, reader, Friday evening" May 8,
 1908, at 8 o'clock. Athens college, Athens, l Ala. An evening of song and story. pu- l pills for graduation.
 l The fifteth anniversary of the Frank l lin society of Howard college will be l held in the college chapel tonight at l S:3O/ O clock Some of the best literary | talent in college and best musical talent l in the district will have places on the l programme.
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