The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-18
A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

A Saturday party for children was ence Gambill, who celebrated her 14th birthday. The house was prettily decorated with crimson carnations and bells. In the library a contest was en- joyed, the prize, hat pin, being awarded to little Miss Emma Carr, and a scarf pin to Master Samuel Norris. Games and music were also pleasant features. Cutting the birthday cake was the climax of an afternoon of enjoy ment.
 The guests included Misses Mabel Ab- bolt. Ethel Abbott, Mamie Gambill, Maud Gambill. Susie Brock, Marie Hardwick, Hallle Porter. Odette Tyler. Mcdonald, Beu1ah Bains, Elizabeth Bickley, Miriam Tyler, Edith Merritt, Emma Carr. 4ddfe Deaton, Grace Mof- fett. Marsurits Moffett. Annette Hoyt, Thslma Wheeler Rosa wadsworth, Hortense Bissell. Alyie Weir. Florence HILL Kate Little, Esther Townsend, Mamie Hater. Lillian Antwine. Ottie Shipman. E. A. Jones, Lillian Durham, Messrs. Ray Abbott, Frank Abbott, Clifton Abbott. Graham Gambill, Sam usi Brock, Jesse wadsworth. William Byrd, Richard Hggleston, Samuel Nor- ris, Wallace Eteph snson, John Little, Edwin Cutcltr, Roy Miller, Paul Mof- fett.
 MIR. AND MRS. PIzITz ENTERTAIN. In compliment to Mrs. Joe Ehrlich of Swainsboro, Ga. and Mrs. F. Smolian of New York, Mrs. Louis Pizitz's mother
 and sister. MT. and Mrs. Pizitx enter tained Sunday evening at very elab-
 crate reception.
 Their handsome home was decorated
 for the occasion in American beauty
 roses and white carnations while pottsd plants added g. tasteful touch to the dec-
 orative details. An orchestra played dur ing the evening and the guests were served with punch. The dining room was
 slaborately adorned with flowers which
 followed the pink and white color with
 carnations and fruits were also used in
 abundance Ices. cakes and wines were
 
 MT. and Mrs. PizitE were assisted in
 receiving by their daughter. Mss Bertha
 Pixitz, and the guests of honor, Mrs.
 Ehrlich and MT. and Mrs. smolian. The
 hostess was sowned for the occasion in
 gray messaiins. Her sister wore black
 lace trimmed with jet. and Mrs. Smolian
 was also handsomely gowned in black.
 Among those calling during the evening
 were MT. and Mrs. B. Becker. MT. and
 Mrs. M. Bendel MT. and Mrs. J. Mimic.
 man, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Brandes, MT.
 and Mrs. D. B. Goldstein. pr. and Mrs.
 H. Swedlaw, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Gold
 stein, MT. and Mrs. M. P. Engei, MT. and
 Mrs. William Weber. MT. and Mrs. A.
 Roobin, Mir. and Mrs. Max Karpsiss,
 MT. and Mrs Max Jaffee, MT. and Mrs.
 M. Goidstein, MT. and Mrs. Bsnjenin
 and Mrs. John W. Anderson. MT. and
 Mrs. L. Block Mr. and Mrs. Max Plzftz.
 MT, and Mrs. Abe Se1igman. MT. and
 Mrs. Emil Lesser MT. and Mrs. l.. Levy,
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Cooper. Dr. and Mrs. 2. T. Loeb, MT. and Mrs. g. A. sha-
 piro. MT. and Mrs. ]. geligman, ME. and Mrs. Joe Ehrlick of swainssboro, Ca, Mr. and Mrs. r. smolian of New York, MT. Joe smolian. MT. Herman Ehrlick, MT. Arnold Glass of Mobils. Mr. Glass of Mobile.
 | ANNOUNCEMENTS.
 Mrs. W. B. Leedy will entertain 8 few friends today informally at q bridge luncheon.
 Tomorrow evening in compliment to MT. and Mrs. VIII Moore, who are leav- ing Birmingham to mako their home in Littls Rock. Mir. and Mrs. George oli- yer will entertain informally at bridge. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Adams will en- tertain at bridge Thursday night Tho party was announced for last Thursday evening but postponed aftsrward. Tn compliment to Mise Helen vanHooss whose marriage will be an event of the month, Mrs. George F. Bondurant win entertain Friday at luncheon.
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