The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-21
MISS FLORENCE HAMILTON
HOSTESS At CARDS.

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MISS FLORENCE HAMILTON
| HOSTESS AT CARDS.
Miss Florence Hamilton was a pretty
hostess of yesterday afternoon, entertain
ing a coterie of 16 friends at heart-die'
in compliment to Miss Margaret Arm
strong of Atlanta.
| The game prize was a belt pin and
| to the guest of honor was given lace
| handkerchief.
| Miss Hamilton included in her hospital
| ity Miss Margaret Armstrong, Miss Mar
garet Dewey, Miss Gertrude Rosenstihl
Miss Melissa Golden, Miss Fannie and
Miss Charlotte Graham, Miss Minnie Car.
penter, Miss Salie Ham, Miss Winnie
Pomeroy, Miss Elnora Douglas. Miss Will
mer Piper, Miss Minnie Mcneil, Miss So
phie Klutz, Miss Helen and Miss Gladys
Jannett Miss Winnie Savage, Miss Aileer
Thatford and Miss Mercedes Hamilton.
FOR TWO BIRMINGHAM GIRLS.
| An enjoyable event of Tuesday, ant
a compliment to two visiting girls
says the Montgomery Advertiser, was
the dance at which number of the
younger set entertained at Oak Park
in honor of Miss Lillian Hughes OF
Birmingham and Miss Maybeth Beddow
of the same city.
The weather was cool, making the
evening pleasant for dancing. Punch
was served during the evening"
The chaperons were Mrs. r. j.
Browder and the Misses Vass. Among
the guests were: Miss Maybeth Bed.
dow, Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Emma
Vaughan of Florence. Miss Minnie SAT-
fold, Miss Rebecca Stout, Miss Eliza
beth Beale, Miss Phyllis Gayle, Miss
Edwina Strong, Miss Evelyn Saffold,
Miss Jean Griffin, Miss Agnes Marks,
Miss Mary Ethel West of Mobile, Miss
Mae Rousseau, Miss Gladys Hudson,
Miss Gladys Wyche, Miss Mary Chol-
let Berney, Miss Georgia Mcdonald and
Miss Ella Vaughan Patterson Messrs.
Walter Browder. T. J. Miles, Jeff Stien-
err, Bernard Williamson, Joe Hudson,
Ted Browder, Warren Brown, Jr., Cecil
Todd, Thomas M. Owen, Jr, Allen
Hopkins, Graham Stratford. Charles
Harris, Warren Amerine Leyard De-
Wees, Julian, Strassburger, Donald Nc
Donald, Carol DOVE, j. c. johnson,
Hammer Cobbs, Sam Solomon, Saun-
ders Hickey, Sterling Patterson, Gus
Gilmer. Randolph Gambler, John Be-
thea Stratford, Clinton Cox, Gus Knabe,
Stuart May, Joel Massey, Robert yass
and John MINIS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
There will be called meeting of
the directors of the Young Woman $
Christian association at their build
ing Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The Epworth League of the High
lands Methodist church will have a
social meeting at the church Friday
evening.
VALLIIY-HAYNES.
Mr.. w. ]. Valley, Jr. and Miss Daisy
Haynes were married in Knoxville,
Tenn. Sunday morning, July II, at 10
O'Clock at the home of J. Elliott Haynes,
brother of the bride, whom she was
visiting. The young couple left Knox
vile Monday for Chattanooga, Tenn.
where they spent the day visiting
friends. Arriving at the brides home
Monday night, they announced their
marriage to the surprised family,
friends and relatives. The groom, Mr.
w. ]. Valley, Jr, is -cll known
and popular young man of Memphis,
Tenn. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Haynes of Bir-
mtnRham and Is a charming young
lady. Many friends wish them a flu
ture as bright and happy as their fond
est hopes.
WEIL-sPIRO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Spiro announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Rose, to Mr.. Eugene I. We'll.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE.
Mr.. Arthur w. Smith and Miss Marie
Smith left yesterday for New York city.
where they will join Mrs. Albert Dudley
Caldwell Miss Smith and Mrs. Caldwell
will sail Saturday morning for Europe to
spend year in travel.
Mrs. Harry Wheelock and Miss Mabel
WheeIock are in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Joseph McLester Is spending the
summer in Lowell, Mass, with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Chalifoux. She will
he Joined later by Mrs Richard N. Haw-
kins.
( Cards were received yesterday from
Mrs. G. M. Tardy. who. with her daugh-