The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-13

reception to which they invited 75 friends. Ferns. autumn leaves and chrysanthe- nuns were used to decorate their rooms, and in the drawing room with the hosts Mrs. J. T. Armstrong and Mrs. Will Atkins, who were bridesmaids at their wedding. stood to receive the guests. Mrs. Echols wore a white satin gown and carried a handsome bouquet of brides roses. Miss Pauline Echols, Miss Clarke McNair and Miss Virgie Dickens served punch, and salad and coffee were served from the dining room
 Mrs. J. R. Tate was hostess yesterday to the Olympia Forty-two club and a few extra friends. Her College Heights home was handsomely decorated and 20 took part in the games which were followed with a luncheon course. Lingerie and silk hose were prizes.
 Mrs. W. D. Carr gave a 500 party on Ensley Highlands yesterday afternoon for Miss Ruby Hauff and Miss Margaret Laydr. A buffet luncheon followed.
 Mrs. Charles Davis will give farewell luncheon Wednesday to honor Mrs. w. E. Thomas. who will leave soon to make her home in the west
 The Philathea class met yesterday in Pratt City with Miss Pearl Rutledge Forty guests took part in the games and contests, which were concluded with the distribution of prizes. salad and ice were served.
 friends at luncheon. They were Mrs. w. T. Johnson, Miss Lillian Mills. Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Maggie Blair and Miss Elizabeth Mills.
 Mrs. W. C. Sharp is at home after a visit to Mrs. NJ. L. Sharp in Chatta- nooga.
 Miss Ethel Bioy of Philadelphia is wis., iting Mrs W. B. Custred.
 Mrs. E. M. Hamilton entertained yester- day afternon at bridge luncheon in Norwood. Her guests were Mrs A. D. White. Mrs. Walter White, Mrs. Jack Eaton. Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Dave Wood, Miss Julia Ware. Miss Rose Gill lespy, Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Bessie Bethea Mrs. zuber and Mrs. Houser.
 Miss Cundell Baldwin's luncheon at the Ridgely was an event of the week She included in the party arranged for Miss Florence Crossin of Baltimore the hon oree and Miss Mary Bethea.
 Miss Mary O'Brien was a hostess yes- terday at the Newspaper club for Miss Crosson, including in the party seated about table graced with yellow chrysan- themums Mss Crosson, Miss Annie Franklin, Miss Virginia White and Miss Lida Otis.
 Mrs. James w. Cochrane was hostess yesterday in Norwood to the Matrons' Heart club. The residence was decorated with chrysanthemums and the lights were shaded with yellow. A Thanksgiving bas- ket of fruit resting on cluny lace piece over yellow adorned the dining room table, and Mrs. T. R. Shirk poured tea; Miss Alma Pascal punch silver pie ture frame was awarded to Mrs. Brown Parks at the game's conclusion.
 Miss Sarah Hodges entertained the Young Ladies' Auction club yesterday for Mrs. Jim Reason and Mrs. B. w. Woods, two brides The consolation trophy, a pair of silk hose, was drawn from chry- santhemums, and piece of aluminium
 kitchen ware was given to each of the honorees. Six tables of players took part
 Mrs. Thomas R. Owens and little daugh- ter, who have been visiting Mrs. Addie McAlister. have returned to their home In Walhalla, S. c.
 Mrs. Walter Cooper of Eufaula Is vis- iting her sister, Mrs J. s. Vest of South Highlands, for few days