The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-16
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Eloss, Mr.. Bowen, DR.. and Mrs. Bowen
of Stevenson, Ala; Miss Marie Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Soss, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ayerett
of Rome, Ca; Miss Jennie May Rosser,
Miss Lillian Rosser, DR.. and Mrs. Rosser,
Mr. Thomas Pepperman of Nashville;
Mr. Augustus Reed, Mr.. Ralph McGhee
of Rome, Ga; Miss Evelyn Going, Miss
Trina Ivey, Mr.. Hugh Locke Mr.. Irrin
McGill. Mr. E. o. Mann of Stevenson,
Ala; Miss Edna Sandin, Mr.. Hendrick
Mitchell of Mississippi, and others.
A LINEN SHOWER FOR
MISS BONNIE HEATON
Yesterday added another to the already
long list of linen showers for brides-eiect
when Miss Bonnie Bess Heaton was COM
rlimented in this pleasant way by Mrs
A. C. Jernigan and Mrs. l.. A. Christian.
Decorations of palms and ferns, with
nasturtums and sweet peas showing
brightly among Them made an enchant-
ing setting for the graceful hospitality.
Screened by a mass of palms, an orehes-
ira played softly throughout the after
noon. The callers were welcomed In the
reception hall by Mrs. Lucy Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs Miles Bradford Standing in line
were the two hostesses, Mrs. Jernigan
and Mrs Christian, and with them were
Mrs Leta Heaton and Miss Heaton. They
greeted the guests in the parlor
In the dining room, which was very at
tractive with It's floral dress, Mrs. T. A.
Greene Mrs. Richards, Mrs S. Hall and
Mrs s. J. Beggs served the tempting
delicacies. Following the bridal sugges-
ton, ices were served in the form of
pink and white wedding bells punch
table was presided over by Miss Kate
Rogers and Miss Eunice McGlathery.
The linen room, in which the gifts
brought for the bride were displayed,
was presided over by Mrs r. s. Ruter.
They were presened to Miss Heaton by
two little girls-Misses Margaret Mccall
and Lois Bonard, costumed as the Gold
Dust Twins, who added much to the
interest of the occasion.
A MORNING RECITAL
The piano pupils of Mrs. Amelia Leon
ard will give a recital this morning at
1870 o'clock, at her studio. Those whose
names appear on the programme are
Misses Helen Eustis, Janice JOY, Marga-
ret Berry, Harriet NJ. Tinker, Dorothy
Grant, Kathleen Burns, Marble Beall
: Nancy Harrison, Laura D. Dickinson,
Emily Clay and Master Gerald Haddock'
CONFIRMATION RECEPTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pizitz were hosts
at one of the interesting affairs of the
week, giving reception In celebration
of the confirmation of their daughter,
Miss Bertha Pizitz. They received their
friends Monday afternoon from to
o'clock and again in the evening, at their
handsome home. on the Highlands, which
was decorated for the occasion with
profusion of rare flowers. The prevailing
colors used in the decorative motif were
mink, white and green. Delightful re-
freshments were served. The affair. while
most informal. was delightful In the ex-
treme, and many friends called to oner
their congratulations to the young girl,
who was the center of interest during the
afternoon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The shower given in Miss Della Fisch-
ers honor by Mr.. and Mrs. f. 81. Black
wood will be an event of Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
tempting spring luncheon will be
served today by the Woman's Home
Mission society of the Eleventh vAenue
Methodist church, at 219 North Nine
teenth street.
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Miss Mary Zelle Grove of Franklin,
XIV. is the house guest of Mr.. c. w. Toll
liver on South Twelfth street
Mrs. C. A. Tyson returned this week
from Pass Christian, where she spent
month. Her daughter Miss Ella Smith,
will remain another month or six weeks.
Miss Virginia White, who has been at
tending commencement exercises at Be-
vance is expected home Friday. She VIII
be accompanied by Miss Bessie Clifford of
Nashville and Miss Edna Shepherd OF
Anniston who will be her guests for a
time. Miss Clifford will be remembered
as one of the pretty and popular guests
of the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Averett of Rome,
Ca, who are former residents of Brming-
ham. are guests of Mrs Liliie sioss.
Mrs r.. s. Mitchell expects her sister,
Miss Olive Therkildson, of Ironton, O., to-
day to be her guest.
Mr.. Bernard CASTOR of Montgomery,
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis, at a local inhrmary Is conva-
lescent, and has been taken to the nome
of his sister, Mrs. William Pittman Redd
He expects to go to Montgomery Mon
day. IS
Mr. E. b. Hatcher, who has spent the
wee's in Birmingham plans to return to
his home in Louisville today. Mr. Hatcher
Is former Birmingham man, and has
been extended a number of charming So
cial courteses during his visit.
Mrs. E. l.. Glenn will leave today for
New York to be absent two weeks
Miss virginia Abercrombie who has
been the guest of Mrs Mark Lewis for
the past week, is now with Miss Mary
George Crukshank.
Mrs. H. R. Johnston and Miss Eloise
Johnston will leave the first of next
week to spend the summer at East Ed
dington, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Vaughn an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
srlizsheth Hamon, to Walter s. Lide: on
Tune Is. The event was sQ'emplzeo q
y