The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-12
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN

Atcitiudy lHt AOltS were luiillliiS Hi6Htot for Jane Barrett and Virginia Jacobs. The contest will be concluded this afternoon late.
 The doll bazar candies have achieved a decided fame, and very justly. as they are delicious. Mrs. John T. Yeatman is chair man of the committee furnishing the candies, and has had most generous con- tributions of this splendid homemade del- icacy. She announces that her committee will be able to supply quantities of candies for Christmas. and that she will be glad to take orders at any time today for the same.
 The children's fete this afternoon at the Hillman will be the final big feature of the doll bazaar, and hundreds of little peo- pie will be there to see the dances and to take part Feature dances will be pre- sented by groups of children, and by couples Little Culpepper Exum with Vir- gnia Raul, Katharine Cameron Margaret Laird, Ed Miles, Robert Jemison, Jr and several others, will take part in these. The grand march will begin at 2:3O with Santa Claus leading. During the final hour 1t is supposed that the grown-ups will, to great extent, occupy the ball room, but grown-ups and children will be admitted on the usual entrance ticket Mrs Frank H. Crockard is chairman of the fete, and has been beautifully assist ed in her excellent preparations for the affair.
 Miss Emma Brown was the honoree at a silk hose shower yesterday afternoon, with Miss Gladys Garden as the hostess. Little Miss Elizabeth Gardien in the role Of Cupid, delivered the gift packages to the bride from a prettily decorated bas- ket. A salad course was later served and the guests were: Miss Emma Brown Miss Amelia Brown Mrs. Oliver Chali- fouX, Miss Camille Chalifoux, Miss Mary OBrien, Miss Ivey Jones' Miss Alice Jones, Miss Katherine Blackman, Miss Katherine Walmsley. Miss Hattie Koehn, Miss Emma Latimer, Miss Annie Grace Hale, Miss Susie Brooks, Mrs. Gresham, Miss Elizabeth White, Miss Virginia White Miss Frances Woodrow, Mrs Koehn.
 Mrs. Walter Hooper entertained at bridge yesterday afternoon for Miss Mat tie Lee Hughes, bride of today The guests were seated at four tables where at the conclusion of the games a dainty luncheon was served. silver picture frame and a crepe de chine handkerchief were the trophies awarded to the more fortunate contestants.
 The guests were Misses Louise Archi- bald Mary Chollet Berney, Gertrude Ros- enstihl, Sara Dryer Katherine Ross Haywood Motion, Bessie Bethea. Anne Faulkner Sallie Moore, Mrs. Harding Burke, Mrs. Ector Smith, May Riser Miss Dyer, Marie Turner. Mary Brock man, Helen Watkins, Mrs. c. A. 4aooper Mrs. S. A. Hughes, Mrs Ratliff, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Albritton
 Mrs. C. w. Sharp entertained the Thursday Afternoon Forty-two club yes terday at her home in fnsley. Her oecor- ations suggested the approach of Christi mas, with bells and holly used profusely One extra table was added to her coterie of guests and seated about it were Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs. Fred Malloch, Mrs. T. C. McCampbell, and Mrs R. F. Mosely A plate luncheon was served during the late afternoon.
 The Fairfield Five Hundred CHub will meet Tuesday with Miss Pauline Rob erts.
 Grace chapter of Westminster guild will meet today with Mrs. S. R. Batson in Ensley.
 Scott and Mir. A. O. Williams was quietly solemnized in Woodlawn this week at the home of the hride's mother, Mrs. Harry Scott. Only few relatives were pres ent. The iivii,s room in which the vows were repeated was decorated with pink and white carnations and greenery. MT. Williams best man was his brother, MT.