The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

 erward to the reception at the Southern club were MT. and Mrs. J. Rivers Car ter, Mir. and Mrs. William Henry Ket- tig. MT. and Mrs. Frank Hearn Crock e1d Mir. and Mrs. Walker Percy, Mir. and Mrs Lee Badhan. MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum, MT and Mrs. Edward Harman Cabaniss and Senator and Mrs. Faulkner.
 Mrs Robert Jemison was one of yes terday's hostesses, entertaining at luncheon for Mrs. Faulkner at her beautiful home in Glen Iris Her table decoration was effected in pink roses and narcissi, and those whom she asked to meet her charming honoree were Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Mrs. R. II. Pear son, Mrs J. Rivers Carter, Mrs. s. J. Bowie. Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, Mrs. w. w Crawford. Mrs. Fred Levert, Mrs Frank Crockard, Mrs. A. H. Woodward, and Mrs. Lewis Morris.
 Mrs. Nathan L. Miller was lunch con hostess yesterday entertaining foi Miss Sara Rogan Wilson, her name sake and a bride elect, at the Country club. Her table was beautifully decor ated with pink roses and Chinese lilies French bouquet was placed at each plate and these who composed this at tractive party were:
 Miss Wilson Mrs. Cunningham Will son, Miss Kate Rogan, Miss Beverl, Lealxe, Miss Martha Bradshaw, Miss Alma Messer, Miss Helen Eubank, Miss Mar guerite Nabers, Miss Mary Brock. man.
 Mrs. F. w Fucker. Jr.. was hostess yesterday at the club for Mrs. Evan' ] idence, R. L, the guests of Mrs. Henry Foster. Besides the honorees, her guests were Mrs John Dabney, Mrs. Henry Foster. Mrs. Spier Whitaker. Mrs. Johr 1 McNeilI and Miss Martha Dabney. MT. B. A. Monaghan entertained charming coterie yesterday Tor hei guest, Miss Lucy Tyler of Anniston Miss Tyler Miss Courtney Hanson. Miss Virginia Hanson, Miss Hazel Tynes Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Edith Cham berlin, Miss Julia Carney, Miss Editn Or Miss Margaret Drennen and hei guest Miss Porter of Greenville, com posed the group gathering about prettily appointed luncheon table whose centerpiece was a vase of pink carna' tions and afterward played bridge. Mrs | Monaghan's first prize was white chrysanthemums and the second Jap anese teapot.
 MT. and Mrs. I. J. Osbun are visitinl relatives in Huntington. w. Va, the iat l ters former home. MT. Osbun VIII no | return to Birmingham until after tn | Christmas holidays. | Mr. and Mrs. Richard w. Massey plal | to 20 to New York early in Decembe I for a brief trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Rand will go t New York the first week in Decembe and be at the McAlpin hotel for @ fort night. Judge and Mrs. William I. Grub I will join them there.
 l Mir and Mrs. Fallon O'Byrne, who ar now in the west, are expected home De cernber 5. pr. John Fallon of Cincinnati | is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. ", OByrnt l MT. and Mrs. Carl Eaton have gone t
 their home in Missouri after visit to MI and-Mrs. Richard Randolph.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Kettig an 1 their family left last night to spend l few weeks at Coden.
 Mrs. Minnie Killespy of Chattanooga al rived last night to visit MT. and Mr. l J. l.. Drennen.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Carl F. Wittichen hay named their little son Carl F. Witticher Jr. Mir and Mrs. Wittichen are occupy l ing their new home, 143s Miner Crescen l Miss Rosamond Mills, who is attendn
 the Presbyterian college in Talladega, Mills has come from the Presbyterian col l lege in Anniston for the holidays. l Mrs. Andrew Moore and Mrs. Jame | Conroy of Chattanooga are guests of Nil and Mrs c. c. Hafer.
 l Miss Myrtle Carter has returned { Nashville after visit to Miss Leon Krauss.
 | Miss Frances Thompson, who was tn | guest of Mrs. R. A Porter, has gone l her home in Paris. Tenn.
 Mrs. ]. T. Langford and Miss Evely
 Drake have returned to Tuscaloosa afte
 a visit to their brother pr. c. H. Dra--s | Mrs. J. w. Mcqueen continues i'll a St. Vincent's hospital. but is much in
 proved.
 Mrs. B. Eastburn of Montgomery is wis
 iting Mrs. J. H. Myers. 14l4 Third avenue ] West End.
 | The executive board if the Council ( l Women's Clubs requests all clubs donat | ing money to the Belgian relief fund {
 send their checks to the secretary of tf council, who is also treasurer of the won
 ans committee of the Belgian relief wor
 for Jefferson county, not later than Satul H day, so that a list of the clubs support ing this statewide movement may |
 published on or before Monday, Belgfa
 day.
 Miss Frances Macon and Miss les
 sic Macon entertained the Pi Sigma P.
 yesterday afternoon in East Lake. , salad course followed the progressiv games. The three prlzes ofIered To
 club, visitors and conkolation, include
 a pair Of embroidered silk hose. a jew, casket and book. Besides the mem
 bers the guests were Miss Wren Kim
 Miss Sara somerville and Miss Rather
 inc Vaughn.
 III Mrs. w. C. Cunningham was hostes
 yesterday to the Matronr' Heart clu
 in Rorwood. Thanksgiving decoration ware. uaed ba ak of of ye11ow ehrvxar
 ttemums rested in the center of tn
 honhon table In the dining room an
 miniature turkeys surrounded it. Thei II were used In drawing the consolatiol