The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-01

Rldeout, Robert herman, Arnall Glover,
James Moore, Andrew Jaffee, viii Hud-
son, Henry Hamilton, AL Lewis. Yancey
Lewis, Porter Ledbetter, Clifford Forbes,
Pheris Matthews and Malcolm Bethea.
Miss Katherine Mcmillan of Talladega is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel E. Greene.
Mrs. j. c. Maben has as her guest
Mrs. Spencer Maben of New York.
Mrs. Truman H. Aldrieh left yesterday
for Chicago, where she will continue her
musical studies.
Miss Margaret Terrell will entertain ~
guests at a luncheon on Saturday in
honor of Miss Katherine Mcmillan of Tai
ladega.
Miss Eleanor Matthews reception for
Miss Edith Bowron will be an event of
this afternoon. Receiving with Miss
Matthews will be Misses Kathleen String
fellow, Grace Switzerland Carrie White
Bean, Virginia White, Mary George
Greene and others. The hours are from
to 9.
Miss Carrie Knox of Admission ar
rives Saturday to visit Miss Mary
George Cruikshank. Miss Cruikshank
will give a dinner to Miss Knox on
Saturday evening, the guests going
from there to see James X. Hackett in
his presentation of 1.-THE Prisoner of
Zenda"
Miss Marjorie weatherly left yes
terday for Cleveland, o.
Miss Margaret Roberton will give a
german at the Country club this morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Powell will hon.
or Miss Mary Lyman Powell with a
dance tonight.
The COLLECT set will dance at the
home of Mr.. Joseph White tonight.
Miss Margaret Ramsey of Camden,
Ark, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Lunda May Handley. She will be an
attendant at the Moody -Handley mar
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Pettus are in
Huntsville.
Mistletoe. holly and carnations made
an artistic setting for the pretty party
at which Miss Edna Dexter was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon.
1t was a milo party, and Miss Louise
Fonberry was the lucky contestant,
mil mil, Of eth rrl,.
consolation, a picture, was drawn by
Miss Edna Ryan. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, which was
lighted by red tapers
Those present were Misses Rachel
and Ipuise Fonberry, Mary Tardy, An
ME Wilkerson Margaret Latady, Emie
McCrossin, Emily Somerville, Gladys
Grambs, Edna Miles, Virginia Abbott.
Lucy Lyman Powell. Kate Perry. An
niles Blinn. Mary Forbes, Sarah Bruce
Mary Bradshaw, Sarah Ellen Greene,
Margaret Cameron, Margaret Ander-
son, Lucille Mathews, Fannie Evans
Lula Cook. Nellie Argue, Jessie Beas-
ley, Ethelyn Colby, Susie Hardie,
Helen Mewhinney, Helen Watkins,
Edna Ryan. Helen Eustis. Marie Lotion,
Mary Lou Cobb and Mary Weisel.
Miss Susie Hardie will be the spon-
sor for the Y. M. c.. A. at the basket
ball game tonight with Miss Dorothy
johnson and Miss Kate Perry as her
maids. The Athletic club will be rep
resented by Miss Mabel Wheeleck with
Miss Edith Bowron and Miss Florrie
Weatherly.
Mrs A. C. Sharply will give a week
end house party at Hale Springs begin
ming Saturday for her son, Mr.. Roger
Williams, and his fraternity brothers,
the Phi Gamma Deltas. ON Saturday
evening the party will dance at the
Shades Mountain hotel. The fraternity
colors, purple and white, have been used
for decorating the sharpley home Those
who will attend are Miss Leila Wood,
Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Sue Hardie,
Miss Florence Moffett, Miss Kate Perry,
Miss Mary Lou Cobb Miss liza Ryan,
Miss Dorothy johnson and Messrs Byrd
Haley, Dixie McCrossin, Clement Wood,
Robert Hemphil. Charles Moffett and
Messrs Fred Maxwell and Clayton Brant-
ley of Tuscaloosa, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Sharpley and Mrs. w. P. MeCrossin will
chaperone the young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Pepperman are in
Montgomery.
The Amaranth club will meet with
Miss Susie Dexter this afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Carol Woodson was at home to
40 of her girl friends yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Grace Nelson of
Norfolk, Va, the charming guest Of Miss
Ella Gordon Robinson. A three-course
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