The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-02

I formerly occupied by the Amus-U thea
| tire, beginning December s, and the va
rious booths usually found at the bazaar
the dolls. candy. fancy work and such
things-will be attractively arranged for
the convenience of those whose patron
age is given to the venture.
Through the courtesy of Mr. C.. II.
Nabb the women of the various churches
will serve the doll bazaar dinner for the
in the Hotel Iillman cafe, beginning
| Tuesday, December s, and continuing the
remainder of the week.
The chairman for each day will have
her especial corps of workers, and each
one hopes for liberal patronage. Tues
day Mrs. Rivers Carter will be chairman,
Wednesday, Mrs. r. w. Dixon; Thursday,
Mrs. Norman Morrison and Mrs. William
Hood, and Friday, Mrs. T. G. Bush and
Mrs. McIver
A meeting of all committees will &C.
cur this morning at 1880 at the Hill
man.
The Phelan Park Improvement associa-
ton will meet this afternoon at O. clock
with Mrs. NJ. S. Blank.
The annual bazaar and lunncheons of st.
| Agnes Guild, Church of the Advent, are
| in progress, and both the fancy articles
and lunches are receiving liberal patron
age. The sale will continue throughout
Thursday The Pastors Aid society of
the South Highland Presbyterian church
will serve luncheons and hold a sale of
fancy articles Thursday, Friday and Sat
| urday at the cottage adjoining the
church, also serving dinner Thursday
evening. The patronage of all friends of
the church Is solicited.
Mr.. Robert r. Meyer of Jacksonville,
Fla, who was the guest here recently
of Mr.. Leroy Percy. has just concluded
visit to Nashville Birmingham and New
York and left yesterday on his beautiful
yacht, Wild Rose IL, for a cruise of
southern waters. He was accompanied
by party of guests including Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. Meyer, his parents, and Dr.
and Mrs. Taylor, Miss Virginia Abercrom-
bic and Mr.. Taylor, all of Montgomery,
Miss Julia Ingram of Atlanta and Mr.
Frederick Larl<in of this city.
The cruise will include a trip through
the east coast canals and will probably
be extended to Key West and even as
far as Cuba. The members of the party
have been the recipients of many delight
full attentions in Jacksonville.
After the rehearsal for the wedding of
Miss Wilson and DR.. Magruder at tho
home of DR.. and Mrs. Cunningham Will
son buffet supper was given last night
The marriage of Miss Bette Gourley
and Mr.. Harry Norris was quietly SOL
| emnized Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Rev. J. w. Garrison, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church.
| Mrs Jeff Bales of Florence and her
| little daughter are guests of Mrs. Beecher
| Adams and her daughter, Mrs. John
Stone Hoslins Several charming social
various clubs, will be given in Mrs. Bales
honor during her visit.
| Mrs. Bledsoe of Greensboro ard Mrs
| Isabel Duskin visiting friends in Bir-
| mingham.
| Mrs Robert Knox Greene (Fannie Ev-
| ans has returned to her home in Green's
boro after visit to her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. +. B. Evans.
| One of the pleasant events of the even
| ing will be the subscription dance at the
| Miles School of Dancing for the Alabama
Carlisle football teams.
| Mrs. Darby II. Brown and children have
returned home after an extended visit to
| rela tives in Livingston.
| Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Patterson have re-
| turned from an extended trip to Florida
| and Cuba.
The Young Ladies' class of the Sixty
sixth Street Baptist church of Wood
| lawn gave a masquerade party last
evening in the church parlors. The
rooms were adorned with the class
colors, gold and purple, chrysanthemums
following this scheme. Miss Margaret
Rakestraw and Miss Lorine Lawley fur
nished the music, and the receiving
coterie included Miss Clyde Latimer,
Miss Lena Henderson, Miss Gertrude
Compton, Miss Aileen Moore and Miss
Matte Quest. Punch and other refresh
ments were served to 80 guests.
Miss Alva Schell will leave this week
for Atmoore to teach music and ex-
preston in the school at that place
| Mr.. r. A. Brown has returned to his
home at Fort Payne.
Mrs. II. w. Kaminsky is at home after
visit to New Orleans.
! Mr.. e. j. Knowlton left this week for
| Tennessee.
Miss Minnie King will be hostess Fri
day evening to the B. Y. p. U.
Mrs. o. II. Craddock is in Cincinnati,
| having been called because of the ILL.,
ness of Mr.. Craddock.
| Miss Ruth Ratliff and Miss Bessie
Lewis were hostesses in East Lake to
| the Garrick Dramatic club last evening
The holiday plan was followed in decor
| ations, of red and white Red candles
We're burning in the candelabra, which
| were placed beneath a large snow
ball. Mrs. w. H. Ratliff assisted in en-
| pertaining, and the guests were Miss
Ruby Moore, Miss Nell Ellis, Miss Aileen
| Lamkin Miss Irene Jones. Miss Annie