The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31

by will have as her maid of honor Miss
 Nellie McCrorey and as bridesmaid Miss
 Mabelle Williams MT J. B. Gibson will be MT. McKinleys best man and the ush- CTS will be MT. Carroll Colby, MT. John
 Mckinley of Eutaw and Mir. Ralph Rus sell Mrs Frank Greene was the hostess at a dinner given Friday evening in the
 Terrace Court cafe in compliment to Mrs. Charles s. Morgan and Mrs. Carroll Steele, the guests of Mrs. E. M. Kilby. The guests were seated in the cafe sur
 rounding one of the large tables, which was artistically decorated with pink car
 nations and asparagus ferns. Pink and green were the colors used throughout. recurring prettily in several of the viands served during the eight courses of the
 dinner. The party included Mrs. Steele,
 Mrs. Morgan, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Mar
 chant Kilby, MT. and Mrs. D. M Ma
 lone MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey, MT.
 William Brown, MT. Bestor Brown and
 MT and Mrs. Frank Greene.
 Mrs. John K Warren was the hostess
 at the second in a series Of beautiful card parties given In compliment to Mrs Edward Warren, Jr., yesterday after noon, the guests assembling at 2:3o o'clock.
 Both at yesterdays function and at the one given Friday the guests num-
 70. They included coterie of the y~ IT married set. Following the game
 delicious hot luncheon was served
 Mrs. Warren was a beautiful hostess
 in her afternoon gown of green messa-
 line. Her home was a cheery retreat fro the outside cold, with it's bright , floral decoration of jonquils, violets and carnations. A fire burning in the large to in xvi ad to ifa | inviting appearance.
 The prizes yesterday were handsome cut glass vase and pair of embroidered hose.
 At the game Friday afternoon the prize for the highest score was captured by
 Mrs. Bradley Saunders Mrs. Allie Birch
 won the game prize.
 Miss Cora Gregg entertained a party
 of her young friends yesterday at a box
 party at the Bijou to witness Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" The group in- cluded Miss Martha Bradshaw, Miss
 Bland Tomlinson, Miss Sarah Collins.
 Miss Augusta Clark and Miss Frances
 Coughlan.
 At business meeting of the Aglaia
 club at the Birmingham High school Fri- day afternoon officers were elected for the coming semester. Miss Kate Bod
 eker was made president. The vice presi-
 dent Is Miss Margaret Deaton. the sec-
 retary Miss Avis Emonds and the treas
 urer Miss Ollie Paterson. Miss Julia Henry was elected critic and Miss Nettie Stith supervisor The executive commit tee is composed of Miss Fannie Watson and Miss Fannie Bell Spiva- Miss May belle Paterson Miss Wilcie Sharber and Miss Margaret Bodeker compose the mem barship committee. After the install lation of officers the club adjourned to meet again Friday.
 General Sumter chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Arthur Adams, 2913 Avenue H. The members urged to be present. Miss Anne Curtis is at home for the
 winter at 1904 South Eleventh avenue. Her telephone number is AFT. The following programme will be rem dered this evening at the Southern club from 7:3O to 9:30 o'clock by Calman's or chestra:
 March-"Coronation," Meyerbeer. Overture-"Bohemian Girl.' Balfe. Song-'If You Are No Ones Sweet heart' Joseph M. Daly. Selection-"La Boheme" Puccini. Waltz ng-"Somewhere There Is Some one 1Q Ilke tO hHoWi t|oAy' selection-"Fra Diavolo," Auber.
 Waltz-"LIstrata," Lincke. Serenade-"Celebre," Titl.
 Medley-"Taffy" Harry Won TilSer. March-"Ada. My Sweet" Hall La Farge.
 Miss Annie LeGrande will return from Toccoa, Ga, the latter part of the week. The Morning club met this week with Mrs. c. B. Rogers. A luncheon of sew eral courses was enjoyed as the climax