The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-08

Mrs. William A. Chenoweth ........ z.m Mr. B. M. Allen .......: ...... ''.'.. o'w 0O Mrs. A. J. Bowron ...''..'. e'oO O M T =, .', - 300 Mrs. Oscar Underwood .....'...'' 2'm Mrs. Jacob Adler .... ...'..... 1'w
 Mrs. B. A. Reynolds will entertain in honor of Miss Anna Van Hoose at luncheon at 1:9O Friday.
 Miss Marie Smiths luncheon for MISS Lizzie Morris Mason will take place Sat urday.
 Mrs Maurice Eisenberg of New Aorh city has been the guest of Mrs. MOTIFS Newfield on Beach and Sixteenth avenue south. for few days. She will leave Wednesday morning for New Orleans.
 The dinner dance is pleasant feature inst added to the attractions at Terrace Court Beginning this evening there will he music throughout dinner and rom to 12 a dance, this plan to continue ih- definitely, the dance taking place on Tuesday evening and a musical pro eramme given Sundays. The guests ot Terrace Court and their friends LOOK 1or- ward to many pleasant evening spent in this way.
 One of the pleasant events of December 2s will be an informal dance which MT and Mrs. S. E. Thompson will give for their young daughter, Miss Helen Thomp- son.
 Miss Katherine Kirkman will also be an attractive young hostess during the holi- days.
 The board of directors of the young Women's Christian association will hold n meeting this afternoon at o'clock in the rooms of the association.
 A box social will be given in the Young Womens Christian association rooms Thursday evening at 7:3O o'clock. An 1n- teresting programme, including musical selections and recitatons has been pre- paredN and the entertainment promises to be very pleasant
 The Young Women's Auxiliary Of the Southside Baptist church have issued at tractiye announcement cards in white and silveretelling of the silver tea and sale of candy and Christmas articles to be given on Wednesday afternoon in the apartments of Mrs Frank H. Bell on the sixth floor, Terrace Court, and Thurs day afternoon in that of Mrs. E. M Kilby on the fourth floor, Terrace Court, the hours being from to o'clock The proceeds will be for the benefit of the new church fund.
 The members of the various commit tees are Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Kilby, Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs. c. F. Winlxler, Mrs. Fred Dimmick, Mrs. Cooper Hodges Mrs. James Bonnyman, Mrs. F. M. Day, Mrs. Edward Moore, Mrs. Henry Dill, Mrs w. B. Allen, Mrs Hammond Brown, Mrs T. J. Pinckard, Mrs James r. Riley, Mrs J. F. Webb, Mrs. Charles Sharp, Mrs R. T. Johnston, Mrs. James Brannaman, Mfs. Laura J. Davids.
 The Kings Daughters announce their annual Christmas bazar to take place Saturday in the little house used for the kindergarten at Margaret Allen school The articles on sale will include dolls and bags of every variety.
 This organization is composed of 20 attractive society girls and every en- tertainment in which they take part is the smartest and most charming of events.
 Mrs William s. Mudd is president of the Kings Daughter. Miss Dorothy Orr, vice president Miss Edith McCrery, secre- tary, and Miss Mary Kirkpatrick.
 ,.1s acir, olf to the bazaar Saturday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. R. M. Shinks will en- certain at cards Thursday evening in honor of their guest Miss Baum of Ok lahoma City.
 Pelham chapter of the United Daugh- ters of the Confectionery will meet tomor- row afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Ray, 1912 Eleventh avenue, south.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union will have a called meeting this aft ernoon at 3 o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist church. A full attend ance is urged.
 Mrs Linley Graham will entertain the Bid Euchre club tomorrow morning.
 Mrs. A. c. Lechty, who was formerly Miss Mamie Cleary of this city, will ar rive Friday morning to be the guest of her brother, MT. Leonard Cleary, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Anglin. Mrs. Leechty is travelling with her hus- band, who is leading tonor with the Faust company.
 Master Jack Enslen, the young son of Mrs. Charles Enslen, is quite ill at his home as the result of a fall two weeks ago.
 Miss Mildred Tynes will return the lat ter part of the week after an absence of two months in Mississippi.
 Members of the First Methodist church will give reception Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in compliment to the new pas tor Dr. l., c. Brannscombe, and the pre-