The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-13

 vited to meet them between the hours of 3 and o'clock. and the tea, entirely
 informal, was beautiful and enjoyable
 The sandwiches and bon-bons were served in the dining room, where the rich mahogany furnishings were in keeping with the old family silver, so much Of which was used in the table ap pointments. The mahogany table was covered with imported laces the hand made Carrickma-cross, and it's decora- tions were of daffodils and violets. An ar tistic heart-shaped design was fashioned entirely of fragrant purple violets, and delicate ferns, outlined with a band of yellow satin and finished with a large satin bow. All of the table appointments were of silver, and besides the handsome silver tea service, white and gold tea things were used, family heirlooms. Yel- low candles in silver candelabra orna- mented the buffet and mantel Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Robert Me Galley, Mrs. D. H. Marbury, Mrs. A. C. Howze and Miss Annie Williams. Orange ices were served in the colonial hall, and presiding there were Mrs. Daniel Holt Smith, Mrs Robert Baugh and Miss Florence McCrossin.
 Yellow azalias, palms and other potted plants were used in the lovely decora- tions. their tropical beauty in contrast to the slender white columns in the hall, and the white and mahogany stairway.
 Mrs. Smith was an ideal hostess in an afternoon gown of white voile.
 Miss Brown looked charming in toii- cite of pink chiffon over silk, and Miss Carter was lovely in an afternoon gown of white silk.
 Elizabeth Smith and Elizabeth Parker assisted in receiving.
 | The ladies of the kindergarten board were at home with Mrs. Cunningham Wilson at her hospitable home yesterday afternoon from to 5. Tea and sand wishes were served from a prettily ap- pointed table, where the decorations were of pink blossoms and candelabra holding pink tapers.
 The members of the board, among whom are Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Mrs. Harold R.. Samson, Mrs. Bruce Brewer, Mrs. Thomas
 
 1 D. Parke, Mrs. James Bowron and sev- eral others, assisted in receiving, and call i ing during the hours of the tea were a I large number of women interested in | kindergarten work. With so many charm I ing and popular hostesses and a cause l so appealing it was not surprising that 1 the tea was both social success and |, financial one,' 8 silver offering being made at the door, and the large attend- 1 ance making this offering a generous one. 1 A meeting of the board of control of 1 the Boys club was held yesterday morn ing. Recently elected members are Mrs. Addison G. Smith, Mrs. J. T. Doster and Mrs. J. w. Dawson.
 1 The members of the Music Study club will hold their regular meeting this morn- l ing with Mrs. J. T. Coubourne at 10:3O o'clock The subject will be Listz. l Mrs E. J. Cole will entertain the mem- ] bers of the Clionian club at it's meeting ] on Friday afternoon. The meeting will be held at her residence, 22SS Fourteenth avenue, at 2:So o'clock.
 Mrs. Clyde Smith entertained the Fort nightly club at it's meeting on Tuesday , afternoon.
 | Miss Bessie Brown and Miss May Collins | are in New York, and will sail on Satur- day for Spain. They are with Mrs. J. l B. Raulstons party, and are staying at I the Hotel Breslin.
 Mrs. J. B. Gaston has returned to Mont gomery after visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Pittman Redd.
 | Mrs Lydia Welborn-Griffin, who was recently the guest of friends in Birmng- | ham, is now at Marianna, Fla, where she will spend the remainder of the win 1 ter.
 1 Miss Isabel Chaney of Detroit is the :. guest of Mrs. s. E. Thompson at her l Highland avenue residence. 1 Small and informal bridge parties were | given yesterday by several hostesses. 1 Mrs. Robert McCalley entertained at l dinner last evening in compliment to Miss | Gillian Chiffon Brown and Miss Mary | Carter, the guests of Mrs. Algernon l.. | Smith.
 | Mrs. George E. Brooks, who has been | visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Asa l Eastman, at Portland, Ore, has returned. | She was accompanied by Mrs. George I Asa Eastman and little son, who will | spend month in Birmingham. While in | Portland Mrs. Brooks was the recipient of many social attentions.
 Decatur, February 12.-(special.) .)-One of | the prettiest home weddings that has ] taken place in the Decaturs in many q day was that of Miss Mary Lee Brock of | New Decatur to MT. Oscar J. Camp of I Jacksonville, at the home of the bride's | parents, MT and Mrs. Samuel D. Brock, on Fifth avenue, west this morning at Il o'clock,
 The wedding ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. J. S. Robinson, pastor of the | First Methodist church. Decatur. Miss Bina Brock sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and MT. M. A. Dinsmore of Birmingham was best man. The bride was given away by her father, The par lors were charmingly decorated for the occasion Besides the relatives only few friends were invited
 After a wedding dinner the bride and