The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-19
RECEIVING WITH
MpS WJNANS FREEMAN

It
T,enten auction bridge and tea VIII VIC
ono of the smartest events of the year,
has decided upon the personnel OF ne, ne,
receivine party Among those VINO wiz
assist her in welcoming the guests anu
whose presence will add greatly 10 ,ne
aniovment of the afternoon are W. W .
F,mmet O'Neal, Mrs. Robert Lgon' NJ. Mi !.
Louis B. Farley, Mrs. Henry aas,aar naas,ee,'
Mrs william A. Gayle, Miss Jettalieen
Wa,.iev ,.ri Miss olivia O'Neal and Miss
Anne CASTOR of Montgomery, MIS-. Eo-
xva I'd barrett Mrs. Alexander CARRIER
Mrs frank Holland Lathrop, Mrs. sn'p-
800 Mrs George C. Oliver, Mrs. MILES
Watkins Mrs Phares Coleman, Mrs
rrranlx p. GLASS; Mrs Sidney j.. bowie'
Mrs Edward w. Rucker Jr, MISS ,I,s.
elvn Glass, Miss Elizabeth BOWS Ms
Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Carlor.a t,. as,, 9 n,
Mics Mary Tardy, Miss Mary BraosnaW,
l,i Miss Seren Kirkpatrick. Miss Maypehe
Coshv and Miss Clara Lee Wooosoh'
ANNOUNCEMENTS .ar,an =
rho ladies' of the Second Prespy teria''
church will serve dinner today ana lnul ia ..
dav over Coopers furniture stoie
tempting and varied menu mas oee'
ranged for each day.
There will be a social meeting a,ooi,
ell school this afternoon at -''v ar
musical programme mas
ranged.
Nrrs IT 7 Bobbitt will entertain tiie rs
Mother Goose club this moinihe
at the home of Mrs. Flemmins'
Personal NOTES ,a,,. .,
Mrs w. l.. Murdoch came nome e
noon Yesterday from Jacksonvn,e, -'
where she attended the cniiu iaD
ference. She was delightfuily ~
tanned. and a part of the tllne i
smast of Mrs. r. v. Boardman. WIN :,
o. 'S1oasantlv known in Birmingham nel
sta,y was made particularly pleasant. i.s
soc;a, aide of the convention was uhusu y y
a1,v interesting, for the promihens -
Ma of Jacksonville threw opel
bn,oes for the pleasure of the Visl.o,s
and a number of receptions ana iuii1.
cons were especially arranged; ao'
Woman's cuban elegant puiiuns,
cording to Mrs. Murdoch's oescr -,.,,,
Iorncheon party was given ana poasas ..s.
rartv was another of the many peau.liu
ssoo,ai features of stay that was ni"os
more than usually delightful peceuse -
the presence of Mrs. Boardman, W.
Marlitt (Henrietta Wilcox) nhu oene.
mer Birmingham folk.
| Ntrs James E. Penney and chlu, g
hove returned from Florida ana Supa
| a fter an absence of six weeks.
! Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr., ana MISS MA -.
paret Nelson will spend the Easter Sea'
son in New York.
Mrs Alex Pitts of Selma, will arrive
| IN few days to be The guest OF ME
II Stanfiel She will be one OF tais
out of town folk here for the cnarlts
ball.
| Miss Clara Lee Woodson Will go 70 De'
catur Tuesday to be one Of the attenu.
q rta in the marriage Of Miss Mary bip1
and Mr.. Lamar of Selma.
Miss Carroll Woodson, who is in Mont
aomery with relatives. will remain sew
eral weeks longer.
Miss Ellen Linn Motion has returned
| from washington, where she was 9
guest of Congressman and Mrs. Willian
| g. Brantley MARY George Linn during
the inaugural ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Fowlkes have re-
turned after pleasant visit to New
Orleans and Selma.
| Mrs. Oscar E. Smith of Bangor, is the
guest of Mrs. Houston Davis.
| Mrs. Ned Durham will go to Tulla-
homa, Tenn. In a few days to be the
| guest of her father. Captain Wilkins.
|
! Mrs Malone of Atlanta, and Miss Hal
| of Montgomery, are guests of Mrs. JOhr
| Gordon Whitfield at her apartments al
Terrace Court
Mrs. George H. Estes is visiting ir
Eufaula
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. SEVERN, who have
returned from abroad, are at presen1
with Mrs. Cummings, their own residenc'
having been leased.
Miss 1owela Hanlin and Miss France.
! Ross Burton VII give recital at th'