The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
The Weeks Caneldar
MONDAY. LIME %

Miss Eula Weakley and Miss Marguer-
lite Nabers give a dinner party at the
home of the former in compliment to Mr..
HettrclS and Miss Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere King are hosts at a
dance for Miss Wortham.
Mrs j. b. Patterson will entertain the
Patterson-Thompson bridal party at her
home.
TUESDAY. JUNE "a.
Mrs Henry Hiden, Jr., entertains at
bridge for Miss Becker.
Mrs. Ira Hood and Mrs. W. T. Hill en-
tertain at tea on the lawn at the home
of the latter at 80 for Miss Truss
Mrs. J. II. Crutchfeld entertains for Mrs
". D. O'Brien of Dadevile at 8 o'clock
Miss Ellie Gordon Robinson gives a
buffet supper for the Lul-Eave bridal
party at her home. before the rehearsal
for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Donnelly will be
hosts at their home for the Hettrick-
Thompson bridal party after the re-
hearsal.
Miss Leona Plosser will entertain the
Lull Eaves bridal party after the re-
hearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won L. Thompson enter
tain the PattersonThompson bridal party
after the rehearsal for the wedding with
a buffet supper at their home.
The Mayer McCaa wedding occurs at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Taylor
in the evening.
The Barnwell- Lighthall wedding takes
place at 8 o'clock in Syracuse.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 25
The Smith-Truss bridal party will re-
hearse at the home of Mrs. Martha Truss,
where buffet supper will be served.
The Hettrick- Thompson wedding occurs
at the residence of Mr.. s. e. Thompson.
The Patterson Thompson wedding oc-
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odist church.
The Lull-E Eaves wedding will be cee-
| biated at the Church of the Advent.
| Mrs. Hubert Scruggs gives a dance at
| her home on Highland avenue in compli-
| ment to her house guests, Miss Bank--ead
and Miss Williams.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Truss and
Mr. Herbert Smith at the home of Mrs.
Martha Truss.
| Mrs. l.. c. Branscomb entertains at tea
for Mrs J. l.. Coleman.
| Miss Esther Kennedy and Miss Mabel
Kennedy give a dance in the afternoon.
Mrs. j. G. Whitfield gives a dance for
Miss Whitfield.
Miss Annie Sbley gives a dance for two
visitors.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27.
| Mrs B. F. Tyler entertains at tea al
| Miss Lucy Bonner Cooper of Nashville.
return home in the autumn. Both are
| missed socially even during dull season
| for their circle of friends is such a very
large one; in the Sunday school Miss
| Williams departure was considered moth
ing less than a calamity since she has
become a practical necessity for Birmng-
ham Sunday school work in general
There will be many happy little boys and
girls in Birmingham when she comes
| back
Miss Lucy Bonner Cooper of Nashville
is considered one of the prettiest anc
| most popular of the visiting girls. She
is with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Woods at the Hillman hotel and
the days have been crowded since her
coming with parties of a more or less
| Informal nature given for her pleasure
Her golden hair and brown eyes form
the contrast which may make so charm
ing combination especially when accom-.
| panied by the saucy expression OF 9
bright countenance like Miss Cooper's
and the college set are quite raving over
her. She is the daughter of Mr. Ernest
Bonner Cooper, a prominent Nashville
| business man.