The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-11
Miss Mary Lee Drennen Becomes
 Mrs. William Be7U White
Reception Follows the Wedding and Attended by Large Number of Friends-Mss Florence Coffin Hostess Mrs. Reed Entertans- Southern Club Reception
 Prospective Event of Importance-Other Notes
BY MYRTLE MILES

LIE MILES
 Grove Park inn for fortnight. return ing to make their home here Mrs White Is a member of one of Birmingham s most prominent families, and Is one of Birminghams lovelest young women Her marriage is a matter of interest to many friends.
 The annual reception of the Southern club will be the event in socetys pro- eramme commanding most interest from now until the evening of it's consumma- giving eve, two weeks from this evening. Invitations for the recep- ton are now in. the hands of the en- gravers. and will be ready for distribu- ton in day or two. For many years the annual opening ball at the club has opened the season, and been the occasion ct chief importance during the autumn. Visitors from other cities are here to take part in it's pleasures. This year the clubs hospitality will again be bril- liant and beautiful The leaders who win assist Col. T. o. Smith and Mrs. Smith in leading the march, will be announced within day or two.
 Mrs. John A Reeds luncheon for Miss Sara Bruce vas a pleasant event of yes- terday taking place at her home. Fern S ohrysanthemums and pink roses centered the luncheon table, about which gathered the girls oe the wedding party, Miss Bruce, Miss Marjorie Bruce. Miss Der rice Bruce. Miss Martha Bruce, Miss Anna Spencer and the hostess.
 Mrs. w. M. Clemens was a delightful hostess of the week, entertaining at bridge for Miss Pattie Johnson of Hous- ton, Va, Monday afternoon at her home on Iroquois street The game series was followed by tempting refreshments, and the pleasant incidents of the afternoon were enjoyed by Mrs. P. H. Lallande, Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mrs. Victor Prowell Miss Johnson, Mrs. Henry Westall, Mrs Tcm Heflin Mrs. c. M. Blanchard, Mrs. J. l.. Davidson, Mrs. Alex Birch, Mrs. R L. Simpson and Mrs. Charles Fro ment.
 Among the events of today In society will be the meeting of the Book club with Mrs ". D. Smith. the luncheon par ties at the Country club, the Logue-Bruce wedding, the Crawford-Morris wedding, MT. Matthews dinner for Miss Dinan, Miss Alma Messer's luncheon for Miss Whatley and the cotton cabaret at the Phoenix club.
 Miss Florence Coffin's bridge party yes- terday afternoon for Miss Eula Whatley was one of the most enJoyaie of the sea- sons ante-nuptial events. She entertained only the girls in the bridal party, Mrs. George Whatley joining them afterward for tea.
 Two tables were arranged for the guests. and the decorations in the living room, where they were placed, followed the nuptial color plan, yellow and white; the ice and cake served after hot lunch con plate nodded in heart shape, em- phasiZed the yellow tint.
 Miss Coffin gave several lovely hand made bits of lingerie as prizes, presenting one also to the guest of honor. Gold silk hose were given as trophy. The party included Miss Coffin, Miss Whatley. Miss Yates, Miss Carolyn Smythe of Memphis Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Marguerite Sibley, Miss Louise Long, Miss Pattie Rena Shepherd, Miss Alma Messer and Mrs. Whatley.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Bruce were hos tesses to the members of the Logue-Bruce rehearsal for the wedding, which is to be an event of the day The guests from out-of-town and the nuptial party and relatives enjoyed a delicious buffet supper in the Bruce home.
 The Qui ViVe club Will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. c. Scott, 1l30 North Twenty eighth street.
 Miss Aileen Krauss will celebrate her 9th birthday this afternoon from 8 to o'clock with party.
 Miss Agnes Bethea and Miss Bessie Bethea will be hostesses at tea Tuesday afternon at their home on Highland ave nue in compliment to their house guest, Miss Bessie Tucker, of Lafayette. The hours are 3 to 5
 The regular monthly meeting of the South Highland School Improvement as- sociation will be held this morning at 10:3O o'clock in the school auditorium.
 Mrs. W. D. Smith will be hostess this morning to the Highland Book club.
 Miss Madeline Ward has returned to Nashville to resume her studies at Ward Belmont, after spending the weekend with her parents. MT. and Mrs. M. l.. Ward.
 Judge and Mrs. William Irwin Gru5b plan to leave Saturday for New York, where Judge Grubb will hold court for several weeks. Their three children will accompany them.
 Miss Bessie Tucker of LaFayette, who is now the guest of Miss Haywood Mol ton, will be with Miss Agnes Bethea and Miss Bessie Bethea the last of the week.
 Miss Mary Anderson of Selma will ar- rive Saturday to attend the football game and remain over the following week as the guest of several friends.
 The Children's Hospital association will meet this morning at Il o'clock at the hospital building.
 MT. R. N. Wheeler has gone to Mis- souri on hunting trip.
 The Philathea class of the Pratt City Baptist church will hold a social meeting Thursday with Miss Pearl Rutledge and the East Highland band of the Ladies Aid will conduct a spelling bee Friday night in the Baraca hall. MT. and Mrs E. k. Helm have returned to Pratt City from their wedding trip south and are spending a few days with her parents Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Barnard. Miss Rosa Wilson of Oxford is spending a few days with friends in Pratt City.
 The Womans club of Woodlawn will meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the library.
 Miss Lula Bradford will speak Wednes- day afternoon at the meeting of the Woodlawn School Improvement associa- ton. social will be given by the Yves, Woodlawn B. Y. P. U. at the home oi Miss Leslie Hnckel Friday evening. Miss Zita Latimer has gone to Detroit | to spend the winter.
 Mrs. w A. Griffin entertained the I Round Dozen in Avondale yesterday aft I