The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-20


 nations, received with Mrs. Wallace, who wore a dainty frock of blue silk and laces Miss Helen Lewis, the at tractive daughter of Mayor and Mrs. I. A. Lewis attored In white lingerie, presided over the punch bowl in the re- ception hall and also kept score.
 Seven tables of hearts and forty-two were placed in the hall and living room, which were decorated with pink and white carnations making pretty contrast to the background of feathery ferns. The score cards were qink and green hearts in lowered designs and no prizes were awarded.
 A delicious salad course and ices in the party colors were served at the tables after the games, and the guests included the unmarried set and few of Mrs. Wallace's closest friends.
 Personals
 Colonel H. Firstbrook. Patriach Milf tant, l. O. O. F., will leave Thursday noon for Montgomery to attend the annual convention of the Southern Gas association now in session in that city.
 Mrs. D. C. Simmons of Utica. Miss, is expected home from the South High lands infirmary Thursday. She has been the house guest for several weeks of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Hollings- worth.
 Mrs. Bert Lytle, who has been suffer- ing from an attack of tonsilitis, is bet ter. Miss Lucille Lytle has entirely re- covered from German measles.
 Henry Ozley who has been connected with the Tennessee Coal and Iron com- pany at Ensey. has been transferred to Robertstown furnace.
 B. Clay Jones and little daughter are spending a few days at Athens with rei- atives.
 George Bumgardner, assistant solicitor of the city court, is i'll at his home.
 Judge and Mrs. J. c. B. Gwin have named their little son, James Bentley.
 Thomas Johnson was removed to his home from the Robinson hospital Wednes- day afternoon.
 w A. Williams of Lipscomb was oper- ated on at the Robinson hospital Wednes- day and is reported to be doing as well as can be expected.
 Ben Schwabacher and Nathan Kartus will return to St. Bernard college Thurs day, after spening Easter with relatives in this city.
 D. K. Saunders of Jonesboro had his foot badly mashed while at work Mon day by a piece of iron bar dropping upon it.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Waldrop an nounce the birth of a daughter Wednes- day morning
 Miss Tesse Hope and l.. l.. Drake were married at the Baptist parsonage of Jonesboro by Rev. R. w Carlisle Thurs day noon. They were attended by Miss Cora Dudley and w. s. Winters of Brigh- ton. The contracting parties are well known young people of Brighton and will be at home there to their friends.
 Rev. R. W. Carlisle of Jonesboro is somewhat improved from recent attack of lagrippe and expects to be out Thurs day.
 Miss Kathleen Mallory of Montgomery state secretary of the Baptist Mission Board, made an interesting talk to a. gathering of ladies at the First Baptist church Wednesday afternoon. She is q fluent speaker, handles her subject with grace and ease and is an embodiment Of the missionary spirit Her audience was duly impressed by her enthusiasm and the small groups that centered about her afterwards found her charming manners and thorough knowledge of every detail of mission work very winning.
 May was announced as the month set aside for contributions to the aged min isters fund and the station mission day will be the first Monday In June.