The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-09


Mrs. Chalmers Moore was one of yes
terday's hostesses, entertaining at bridge
to compliment her guest, Miss Mary West
of Lexington, Ky. The guests who en-
joyed the pleasures of meeting Miss West
and the interval after the games included
Miss Carol Woodson. Miss Helen Bishop,
Miss Louise Glass Miss Evelyn Glass.
. Miss Emma Collins Miss Clara Lee Wood
son, Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Dorothy
Graham Mrs. Edward Norment, Mrs
Lowell Yerkes. Mrs. John NJ. Lutz
Judge and Mrs Oscar r. Hundley were
hosts at Dutch supper last evering
which was one of the many delightful
Inequalities arranged to compliment Mrs.
Philpot of Pine Bluff Ark, during her
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Williamson.
dance, enjoyed by a dozen of their
friends, was followed by tempting col
lation the arrangement of whose ccmpo-
nent viands no local hostess better under
stands or chooses more cleverly than
/ Mrs. Hundley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Dudley Read
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Josephine, to Mr. Harry A. Nolan
at st. Pauls church, Monday. Deccm-
Der, 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan will be
at home at 1924 South Thirteenth ave-
nue. at the conclusion of their wed
ding journey late in the month
The opening of the doll bazaar was
attended by many interested people, n
fashionable throng coming and going
throughout yesterday, examining the
dainty doll outfits, the endless array OF
dolls and doll wardrobes, and the 9TH
er charming little Christmas hand
made trifles such as bags and caps and
aprons not pertaining to doll baby his
tory and tradition. At the Hotel Hill
man another gala scene was observed
Mrs. j. Rivers Carter, general chair
man for the day. met all Corners at
the door and with her usual gracious
cordialfty extended a welcome whose
sunshine was felt again at every sep
arate table, all of which We're sur
rounded during the noon hour. Pretty
MISS carrie Yates in the quaint cos
tune of some adorable belle of we old
en- days. coquettish bonnet worn over
her fetching curls, and the big poclS-
| cts of her apron filled with candies
assisted Mrs. Yeatman and her COM
mittee in selling candies and was cir
/ culatlng among the table bringing in an
abundance of niclSels and dimes for
the sake of the cause. Some of the
prettiest and most popular young mat
| rons and society girls We're assisting
| at the tables. where scores of we'll
known people We're to be found as they
VIII be the remainder of the week
And such tempting menu as these
| church women are serving the cafei It
| is so good and so old fashioned as to
make one forget for the time the FASH
lonable CUISINE that Mr.. Nabb has with
| drawn for their sakes this week. The
food is all furnished by the women of
| the bazar several denominations TAX
! ing. each day and furnishing the menu
entirely for that day. Today for ex-
! ample. is Methodist day, and the menu
will include turkey, cranberry sauce,
rice candied vans. cold boiled ham.
cold slaw, rolls olives. home made
pie and ice cream, coffee. The slaw is
to be made by Mrs. j. d. Moore from
her favorite recipe. and so are other
viands throughout the week after some
excellent honsekeeper's famous recipe
Mrs. Norman Morrison and Mrs. Will
| liam Hood will be in charge today and
assisting them are Mrs. Russell Hunt,
Mrs James Arthur Smith, Mrs Paul
Gorham, Mrs. Ira Hood. Mrs. B. s. Les
ter. Mrs w. d. Hammet Mrs Jel<s
Cabaniss. Mrs. Miles Watkins, Mrs. s.
J. Cole, Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Nell
Cosby, Miss Jessie May Perkins. Mrs.
Joe Norman, Mrs. John Oates, Mrs S Y.
Caldwell, Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Ro-
berta Lamb, Miss Minnie Dryer, Miss
Mary Ellen Perkins. Miss Dorothy Lum
The Country club. that pleasant play
ground of society frequently Introduces
into its regular routine some happy
feature in response to a call made by
members and none has been more prom
Using than the Sunday night supper
which was decided upon yesterday. The
suppers. to begin Sunday evening, will
not be of the usual table d'hote sort
and governed by the rules that must
/ be followed on Saturday evening. but
be ordered after the arrival of parties
and will include few delectable Hands
suitable to such a time.
Today the first of the winter series
of the dansant will be instituted at
the Country club and a number of
reservations We're made yesterday for
guests. The dansant follows attractive
ly the usual Wednes day luncheon and
some of the guests at that popular
| function Will remain until the hour
of the tea-dance-4 :30--to be later
| Joined by number of dancing men.
Mrs. J. Allison will be a hostess at