The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-05


 Dora McLester Mrs, William Jackson Adams will give an afternoon tea in honor of Miss Lynda May Handley and Miss Bessie Moore. Mrs. Maben Hobson's informal card party in compliment to Mrs. Morgan and Mrs Spencer Maben will be an event of this evening.
 MT. Stephen Smith will be the host at a dinner given at the Country club this evening in honor of Miss Bessie Moore and MT. John Armistead. MT. and Mrs. John L. Kaul will give a Miss Dora McLester and MT. Paul Chal- l ifoux
 l An important meeting of the Creche will be held at Il o'clock this morning l at the residence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon. The Council of Women's clubs will meet 1 this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Young | Women's Christian association rooms in- l stead of o'clock as was first announced | 1 Mrs. R. D. Johnston will be the hostess l for the Highland Book club which will meet tomorrow morning at Il o'clock in l stead of at 10:30.
 1 Miss Daisy Woodruff Rowley has ex- tended invitations to a luncheon to be 1 given in her studio at noon on January 20
  bridge club Thursday Afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Syd Smith. The Womans Christian Temperance union will meet this afternoon at o'clock in the parlors of the First Methodist 1 church.
 This evening at the Trinity Cathedral ir Cleveland, Ohio, the marriage of Miss Ethel Cuddy, the daughter of MT. and 1 Mrs. Loftus Cuddy. to MT. James Mercer Barnetts of this city, will be solemnizet | at o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs James A. VanHoose wer, the host and hostess at one of the mos beautiful affairs given in celebration O the approaching marriage of Miss Dora McLester and MT. Paul Chalifoux, wher then entertained at dinner last evening
 The guests numbered IS. They gathered in the beautiful dining room of the Var Hoose home where two tables were pre- pared for them, one an oblong and the ! other round. The color detail was bret tily effected, a large central ornament 1 made of pink roses and carnations decor. 1 ating each table. Lights from pink shad- ed candles beamed over the dainty napery and gttering crystal. The place cards were tiny minuet figures tied with pinl | bows.
 Seated about the tables were Mr.. ant Mrs. Van Hoose, Mrs. J. L. Chalifoux Miss Bettie Chalifoux, Mr. Harry Chal ifoux, Mr. Hutchins Parker, and MT Blanchard Pratt of Lowell, Mass, Mrs l Joseph McLester, MT. and Mrs. William | Allen Davies, Mrs. John Ellsworth of South Bend Ind. Miss Katherine Earle Miss Helen Van Hoose, Miss Susie Me 1 Lester, MT. Theodore Bringham of Shelter Island, Miss Louise Walker>and the guests of honor Miss McLester and MT. Chal- | ifoux.r
 l Miss Gertrude Sullivan entertained her l bridge club and several invited guests yesterday afternoon at the Country club l in a very informal but altogether de- lightful manner. After the game dainty luncheon was served from the club buffet. Those present were Miss Sullivan, Miss Charlie Scott of Mississippi Miss Mary l Lanier and her guests the Misses Lanier, l Mrs. Charles Goldthwaite, Miss Alice Gra- | ham, Miss Helen Benners, Miss Vernon Marks. Miss. Lucille Gaston, Miss Flora | Orr. Miss Dorothy Orr Mrs. John Dan- l forth, Miss Rebeeca Pollard, Miss Marie