The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-07


 members of the family were included in the luncheon yesterday at Roebuck Springs by Mrs. Houston Davis, the bride elects sister.
 The club dining room was. beautifully appointed, and had caught the appear ance of the autumn woods, for branches of scarlet and gold-tinted leaves had been brought in and placed about on tables and mantels here as well in the living room A large mound of yellow chrysanthe- mums, which have never been so lovely at this time, adorned the table about which the party met to enjoy the cuisine for which the clubhouse has a peculiar fame.
 Those who motored out for the luncheon , were Mrs. Davis, Miss Drennen, Miss l Margaret Drennen, Miss Annie Donnelly. | Miss Bessie MeCrossin, Miss Eda Brewer l of New York Miss Ruth White of New York, Mrs. Gazely of Albany, N. Y, Mrs D. M. Drennen, Mrs. J. M. Ballenger of Pulaski, Tenn, Mrs. Merle McElroy of Orlando, Fla, Mrs. Ralph Kaufman of Helena, Mont, Miss Ellen Dickerson, Mrs. Earle Drennen, Mrs. William Drennen and Miss Emma Mitchell. l pr. and Mrs. II. P Cochrane of Frank 1 lin, Tenn, were honorees at a delightful 1 dinner party given last night by MT. and l Mrs Thomas Bradley at their home in 1 Idlewild. Those included in the informal courtesy were MT. and Mrs. Harden Fitts, | MT. and Mrs Henry Fitts, Dr. and Mrs I Cochrane and the hosts. The Birmingham Equal Suffrage asso- 1 ciation will hold an important and un- usually interesting meeting this afternoon at o'clock at headquarters. Mrs. Oscar Hundley will give an account of her re- cent campaign trip over Sand mountain, l and news from the campaign states will I be presented.
 l Members who have petitions will be asked to make a report and other matters | affecting the growth of the suffrage movement will be discussed. Mrs. Charles Caldwell will be hostess and tea will 1 follow the meeting.
 The first game of the Birmingham Attn letic club color series was played last night at S:30 o'clock, when the Blacks played the Reds and the Whites played the Orange. The second games of the series will occur next Friday evening, No vember 1S. The regular basketball color series dance will follow every color game | beginning next Friday evening 1 At the Birmingham Conservatory of Music the following programme will be presented this afternoon in a student re- cital, beginning at 4 o'clock: 1 Robbie Is Naughty" (Maxm)--Miss | Elizabeth Gerson.
 ] Rondo in E Flat (Gurltt)-Misses Mar saret Howard and Dorothy Dryer.
 ta) MazurlSa (Olsen); (b) Barcarolle l O1rna)-Miss Lillian Karpeles.
 MazuriSa. Op 1T, No. 1 (Chopin)-Mr. William Holmberg.
 l Mazurlxa, Op. 6, No. l (Chopin)-Miss Harriet Forbes. Impromptu, B Flat, Op. 142 (Schubert)A A | Miss Beatrice Tate.
 (a) Cracovenne Fantasie CPaderewski) ] (b) Rigoletto Fantasie (Verdi-Liszt) t)-Miss Claudia Weaver.
 1 Concerto. Op 30 (Rimsky- -Korsakoff)- Miss Estelle Holloway. | The groomsmen who are to attend Miss | Mary Lee Drennen and MT. White were | tCsts Thursday evening at the South err club, where they gave a dinner party | Cf elaborate and tasteful appointments | in the Tudor room
 Pink Killarney roses graced a basket in the center of the table, and artistic l place cards held the names: Miss Dren- nen, Miss Ruth White. Miss Edna Brew CT, Miss Margaret Drennen, Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Annie Donnelly, MT. l All, MT. White, MT Richard Stotlar MT. Wallace Pinson, MT. Harold Bissell and 1 Dr. Donald Drennen.
 
 riet Fitts will go to Tuscaloosa today to attend the marriage of Miss Mary Craw- 1 ford Jones and MT. Brantly. Miss Jones is remembered here as one of the maids in Mrs. Crawford's recent marriage.
 Mrs Louise Brown Margrove of Laurel. I Miss, who has frequently visited Mrs. | r. B. Clements Is in Tuscaloosa visit in6 Miss Lucia VanHoose, and will share the honors at a tea given by Miss Mamie | Brown this afternoon.
 Miss Frances Williams will arrive to- day, accompanied by Miss Warly of Mo bile to witness the football game this aft | ernoon. Both young women are students | of the University of Alabama Miss Carolyn Brown who is student at the university, will spend the week. end at home
 | MT. and Mrs. J. M. Levine have re- turned from their bridal trip and are at | home with MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Led Ger. Mrs. Levine was formerly Miss Stella Solomon of Meridian. Miss Louise Hibbler Is spending some- time with friends in Eutaw and in Mont | gomery
 Mir and Mrs. w. A. Norton of Des l Moines, la, who are well known in Bir- | iningham, have announced to their friends here that W. A. Norton, Jr., is the name | they have given to their young son. Mrs Norton, formerly Miss Mary Frank La. them, was the author of a successful book, "The Rose of Ausenberg.' | Mrs. Walter Kirkland's friends will be sorry to learn that she is i'll. She is a the Birmingham infirmary.
 Mrs. Troy of Indianapolis is the gues of her niece, Mrs Edgar Allen, on Gray. mont Heights.
 Mrs Eva Conner Fraser and her littl, daughter, Drummond, have come iron
 Toronto to visit Gov and Mrs. B. B |l Conner.
 Mrs. R. s. Warner. who has been a the Davis infirmary for sometime, i.
 greatly improved and will probably re turn home today.
 Mrs. Eugene Holmes was hostess to tho Friday Night Five Hundred club in Nor