The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-08
MRS. GOODE COMPLIMENTS
MRS. PHAREs COLEMAN


afternoon.
MRS. GOODE COMPLIMENTS
MRS. PHARES COLEMAN
The bridge tea given by Mrs. Rhett
Goods to Mrs. Phares Coleman of Mont
gomery, says the Mobile Register. was q
most fitting compliment from one great
lady to another. for in all the state no
two women are more prominent In Its
social life as we'll as in a literary way
than Mrs Coleman and Mrs. Goode, both
having held the office of president of
the Federation of Womens Clubs, which
position Mrs. Coleman now adds luster
to. both prominent in d. A. r. circles,
and no social function in their own home
city being considered a success without
the presence of these two most gracious
ladies.
The deary. rainy day was forgotten
within the charming environments OF the
Goode home, and the five tables of ladies
were too busily engaged in scientific
bridge to heed the patter of the rain
drops outside. Afternoon tea served by
Miss Mabel Goode assisted by Miss Mol
ton of Birmingham and Miss Jamie Hear
in after the games, seemed just the right
refreshrnent for such damp, murky att
ernoon
Lovely corsage bouquets Of violets and
unaidenhair fern tied with violet chiffon
were the trophies presented the lady
making the highest score at each table.
while the bouquet of violets ana lines
of the valley presented by Mrs. Goode to
Mrs. Coleman seemed to bring out all the
soft tones IN her handsome gray cloth
gown.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Council of Jewish Women will
meet Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Leopold Loeb on South -Four
teenth avenue at o'clock.
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Thursday evening a bridge party fol-
lowed by dance, will be given at
the Phoenix club
This afternoon the board of directors
of the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will meet at the building at
o'clock.
The Boys club will meet tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock at its rooms
in the Massey building to arrange plans
for Tag Day, April II.
PROGRAMME FOR
LEAGUE MEETING
The Birmingham. District league Will
have it's monthly meeting this even
ing at walkers Memorial church. The
meeting will be under the supervision
of Miss McGlath cry, the third vice pres
ident, and it being the social depart
ment an attractive programme has
been arranged. A good attendance
from all the leagues is hoped for.
The programme includes:
Vocal solo, Miss Bradley.
Reading, 1.-The Easter Altar Clock
Miss Meroney.
Vocal solo, Miss Mary Lee Thorn
ton.
Paper on my Idead League" Miss
Hattie Willoughby.
Reading. Miss May Walker.
Male quartet.
Discussion, What Should Rule at
Home and Why by prominent leagueis
OF district.
Vocal solo. Miss Bradley.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Miss Ruth Sims returned Saturday
night from New Orleans, where, as the
guest of her aunt Mrs. c. p. Ellis, sh o
has been brilliantly entertained for
the past two months. She was in at
tendance at all of the Mardi Gras fes-
tivities and was given many charn
ing attentions. Miss Sims cousin, Miss
Hazel Ellis, it will be remembered, was
a carnival queen several seasons past.
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Mrs. Wilbur Kelley will leave today
for Clarksville, Tenn, whence she was
called owing to the death of her
father.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Nj. Mayes will be-
gin housekeeping April / on South
Fourteenth avenue, where they spent
the past summer
Miss Rose Rube left few days ago
for New York, where she will be the
guest of friends for several weeks.
She will be one of the attendants at the
of Miss Rosebud Leob on
March IA
Mr.. and Mrs. william w. French have
as their guest Mr.. French's mother.
Mrs Crozier French. Mrs. Frencliunas
scores of friends in Birmingham, who
will be glad to learn that she has
come for an extended stay
Miss r. Brickell Holmes of Chicago,
financial secretary of the Associated
Charities, is a guest in the home of
Mrs. G. M. Lathem, 1906 South
avenue.
Miss Lucy Faucet of Opelika is WIS.,
ting DR.. ard Mrs. M. r. Jackson.
Miss Pauline Wood is the house cues.
Of Miss Snedecor in Tuscaloosa.
Mrs. o. B. Fleming, who has has |
been i'll with typhoid fever for the |
past eight weeks. Is rapidly regaining |
her strength and was able to be out |
for short while yesterday.