The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-01


to music by Miss Avis Myatt The
table was decorated in red and white and
attractive souvenirs were tiny guitars
and baskets. Red and white ice cream
and lady fingers were served with lady
fingers for refreshments
The guests of the afternoon included:
Virginia Adams, John Coe Mary Bryan
Frazier Carolyn and Elizabeth Harris,
Milred Blackburn, Sarah McCarty, Rosa
Wilson, Rosa Eubank Smith, Eleanor
Houston, Virginia Lyle, Mary Weakley,
Henry Dozier Mary Peters, Anna Meade,
Anna MeLester, Louise Strange, Virginia
Ford, Mildred Lewis, Harris Forsyethe,
Marietta Randolph, Lucy Turner, Flea
nor Murdoch, Randolph Evans Robert
Simpson, Katherine Redd. Torrance Redd,
Samuel Benton, Aileen Stevenson. Robert
Bremberg. Evelyn Redd. Eva Lathrop,
Eleanor Powers Carroll McCary, Mary
Ada Tarrant Selene Rountree.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Luman Sumter
Handley have announced the engage
ment of their daughter Lynda May, to
Mr.. Arthur Rudolph Moody. the we'd
ding to occur on the evening of jan
uary Z at o'clock, at the Central
Presbyterian church
The reception to be held this after
will take place at st. Mary's parish
house instead of with Mrs. d. NJ. Dren-
men,
Miss Julia PiclSard. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Williams
for several weeks, returned yesterday
to her home in Atlanta.
Mrs. Jack Cooper of Kansas City is
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1909 North Eighth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin will make
their home in Birmingham. and are at
present with Mrs. Z. II. Andrews, 1916
South Nineteenth street.
Miss Martha Dabney, who has spent
the past year travelling abroad with
her aunt, sailed yesterday from Gibral-
tar. She will visit in New York for a
short while with Miss Emily Miller of
New Orleans, then the two will visit
Prof. and Mrs. Heath Dabney at the
University Of Virginia before Miss Dab
ney returns to Birmingham, which she
will do about December 10. Miss Mil
led will be Miss Dabney's guest late
in January. and her coming is antici-
pated with much pleasure by those who
are familiar with the charms of this
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hardie and their little son.
Newton Hardie, will be glad to learn
that the lad is now able to be out The
sign was removed Saturday and all
danger of contagion is past.
The ladies of the Southside Baptist
church viii hold their annual bazaar
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1928 Eleventh avenue south, on Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday and will
have on sale all kinds of useful and
fancy articles, candles and cakes. Fruit
punch. cream and cake will be served
and orders for Christmas cakes will be
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin Coleman have
returned after short visit to Mobile
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. C. Craven are at
home for the winter with Mrs. r. J.
Lide, 1914 Thirteenth avenue, south.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. O'Neill entertained
at Thanksgiving house party the
past week at their country lhome in
Vernon, Ala, the event being a cele-
bration of the first Thanksgiving of
little Charles Oracle Davis. 1t was
from Birmingham including Mr.. and
Mrs L. C. Wagner Miss Mary Wagner
Miss Effie Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles G. Davis, Misses Dorothy and
Eleanor Davis, and little Charles
Davis, in whose honor the house party
was given, and who was little monarch
to whom all homage was paid.
Mrs. J. V. Allen will go to Admission
today.
Mrs. d. M. Malone has returned from
Livingston. where she was a guest last
week at the marriage of her sister,
Miss Laura Brown, and Mr. Charles
Stearness Morgan, which event took
place Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Laura Little. Mrs. Morgan has many