The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-08
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MONDAY NOVEMBER g.

MONDAY NOVEMBER 9.
 Miss Anne Donnelly entertains for the White-Drennen wedding party Mrs. Lloyd Smiths buffet supper and
 dance for Miss Going and Mir. Stockham ! Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Bruce hosts fol 1 Iogue-Br bridal party.
 Mr.. Coleman and MT. Fitzpatrick en- tertain for Miss Dinan and MT. Mathews Miss Doris Moughons linen shower for
 Miss whatley.
 1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. l White Drennen wedding solemnized
 Miss Louise Going hostess for Miss Jane
 Going.
 l Major and Mrs. McLaughlins buffet
 supper for Mathews-D Dinan wedding party
 Miss Florence Coffin's bridge for Miss Whatley.
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Il. Logue-Bruce marriage takes place. I Miss Jane Going weds MT. Herbert Stockham.
 Mir Lawrence Mathews dinner for Miss | Dinan.
 l Phoenix club cotton cabaret. Luncheons at Country club. l Miss Alma Messers luncheon for Miss Whatley.
 | Ill OESDA1, NON EMBEk l2 l Matthews-Dinan marriage solemnized. 1 Mrs. J. M. Masons tea for Mrs. Clar-
 ence Mason.
 l Miss Yates luncheon for Miss Whatley. l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. Vanderbilt alumni cotton ball at Miles
 Dancing academy.
 Miss Shepherds bridge party for Miss l Whatley..
 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER A. | Luncheons at Southern club. l Dance at Newspaper club for Auburn Vanderbilt teams.
 Miss Long's bridge luncheon for Miss Whatley.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Harris give a buff
 fet supper-dance for Harris-Whatley
 bridal party.
 MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1 Harris-Whatley wedding. l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER r. ] Neighborhood House board has ball al l Tutwiler.
 Meeting of Alabama Federation oi 1 Womens clubs at Montgomery. WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER IS. l Crawford Morris wedding solemnized. | Thurston-Waters wedding. 1 THURSDAY, DECEMBER r. 1 Arnett- Cook wedding. l WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 23 i Colmery ewes wedding in Mississippi l MONDAY. DECEMBER 2S. | I III '|Cito ihCtd NOiiNOlitlol
 
 cludes some of Birmingham leading women, both in philanthropic and ir 1 civic affairs Their hands are full at l this time every season equipping the | little ones for their school duties ano | cooperating with Mother Ramsey ir plans for their health, comfort and hap | piness during winter months Coats | m met he hnp oh n.,1 4fh ment for boys and girls--a robust lot | of little folks-shoes must be furnished not once but many times, for 1t is g gay little throng that is harbored al the Mercy Home by the good people of Birmingham. They are taken there many of them--hungry and forsaker waifs; but under Mama Ramsey's ten der care and with the love that she
 and her patrons shower upon them sunshine is quickly brought into the l little lives that respond so to kindness The return of Mrs. Ramsey after a
 years absence was a gratifying hap pening, and means to all who have | know of her work In the Mercy Home during its more than 20 years of life 1 the successful conduct of the institu- ton. She has returned rested and re- stored to health after her long absence
 and is better equipped than ever tc carry on her splendid work. l The children in the Greene, and in
 deed all of the Mercy Home children
 eXemplify all that properly directed
 charity may mean to those who are ir need They are happy little people ant in their neat frocks and becoming hats
 are unlike many of the orphans in oth-
 CT cities supported by the peoples
 charity. The little frocks and suits they
 wear are made to fit the sturdy little | forms; simple hats are trimmed accord. ling to the age and appearance of the little ones of whose wardrobes they are part. The women of church or. ganizations and clubs see to these things. A few days ago Sunday school class met to trim hats and fit them tc the little heads that were to wear them So feeling of pride, and happiness
 too, are engendered in the merry lit tie hearts of the small orphans out al the Creche.
 At this time each year, after the first chill winds of autumn and as Thanksgiving time approaches. this
 call is made for the Creche.. As usual
 with the first call come the names of a humber who have voluntarily sub scribed to the fund. They are given be low and it is hoped many others will be sent in this week before the pub lication of the next names on Sunday | Subscriptions may be sent-prefera-
 bly-to Mrs. George Huntington Clarke secretary of the organization, or tc this department of The Age-Herald
 which is but the medium of collection lThe president of the Greene Is Mrs Alex London, who has held the offlct
 for many years and other prominen'
 women are associated in one capacits l or another with the philanthropy. Those who have already supscrlpeo- most of them children are: Cash ............... .Szo.t ntrs I w Donnelly ..... 5.G Tann,e Hood Hunt ............... 5.0t | AIavandra I,ondon .............. 1.p | Irrhan ii Peters Jr. r.................. 10,