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

| , about the blind asylum. Illinois state school for the blind is located at Jack | sonville, about B miles southwest of | Springfield. It is a boarding and indus trial school for all ages. The town has | lace and carrying an arm bouquet of yell l low chrysanthemums welcomed the guests | with her honoree, who was very lovely in a blue crepe meteor toilette garnitured with silver lace.
 | group of matrons assisted in the other apartments of the home. where the decorations were clusters of specimen ehrysanthemums. Mrs. E. c. McVoy Mrs. J. E. Frazier and Mrs. Carson Adams were at the door. and Mrs. W. D. Tynes, Mrs. DeWindt and Mrs w. c. Tarrant were in the living room. In the library were Mrs. B. S. Lester and Mrs. Pugh Pearson, Mrs. Claud Zuber and Mrs. Arthur Lovelace served an oyster cock tail in this apartment from an ice block in which yellow chrysanthemums were frozen. In the dining room Mrs. R. E. Steiner of Montgomery, Mrs. Richard Ran dolph, Mrs Mark Myatt and Mrs John Hino formed a pleasant group, and the cards of the young matrons who com | posed Mrs. Mason's guest list were re- ceived at the door by little Misses Au- ! gusta Mason and Evelyn Byrd.
 Lilies of the valley, sweet peas and roses composed the decorative appointments at 1 the luncheon with which Miss Carrie
 Yates complimented Miss Eula whatley i yesterday. The girls who are to be bridesmaids at the forthcoming Harris 1 Whatley wedding composed the guest l party seated about the table Mrs. Felix Drennen has invited a party Of friends to tea this afternoon to meet l Mrs Travis Drennen of Hot Springs Ark 1 Mrs c. W. Tolliver will entertain this afternoon in honor of Miss Bessie Tay- man, bride-elect.
 The Civic Study club meets this after
 noon with Mrs. Eugene Smith, 1912 Tenth | avenue, south. The Fenelon club with Mrs. w. A. Dawson at 2:30 and the Clion- l ian club with Mrs. A. J. Dickinson at the Ridgely.
 recital will be given Thursday eyen- ] ing at S:30 at the Barker school as a
 feature of the school extension course
 Miss Lucille Jackson of Montgomery
 who has been visiting in Atlanta, will
 spend two weeks with Miss Orline Ba--
 nett.
 l Yesterday morning Miss Lillian Maddox, 1 daughter of Mrs. r. c. Maddox, of Cen ] treville, was married to MT. George E. l Bush of this city. The marriage service
 was performed by the Rev. J. w. John
 sen, pastor of the First Methodist church, 1 in the parlor of the parsonage. and in the presence of a few intimate friends. MT. and Mrs. Bush will spend few weeks at Pass Christian after which they 1 will return to Birmingham and reside at 5315 Sixth avenue, south. Mir Bush is
 a young lawyer of Birmingham, being the junior member of the law firm of l Bush & Bush The groomsmen and maids who are to l attend Miss Eula Nabb Whatley and MT. l Shirley at their wedding Monday even- l ing were hosts at an elaborate and beau- tiful dinner Wednesday evening at the 1 Country club. The table was bedecked
 with yellow chrysanthemums which were | copied in the place cards, and covers were l lad for 9. After dinner the dancing was enjoyed in the ballroom.
 1 Those present were: MT. and Mrs. l Whatley, MT. and Mrs. Harris, Miss Eula Whatley. Miss Carolyn Smythe, Miss Car i Tie Yates, Miss Doris Monghon, Miss
 Alma Messer, Miss Margaret Sibley. Miss l Florence Coffin, Miss Patte Rena Shep- l herd, Miss Louise Long, Miss Suse Hatcn- | CT of Columbus, Ga., Miss Shirley Harris. Mir. Sharpe Gillespy, Jr., MT. Kinnon
 Beling MT. Eric Cheape, MT Ashby Long.
 MT. James Gillespy. Jr MT. Archibald
 
 Whatley MT. Sidney Coleman, MT. John | Underwood MT. George Bently, and MT. Bates Whatley.
 A spend-the-day party was given yes
 terday in Woodlawn by Miss Lapsley
 Lanier who invited the seven girls whc
 compose her embroidery club. Chrysan
 themums and roses were used in decorat
 ing, and the morning hours were passed
 in sewing and embroidering. Those who
 enjoyed the party were Miss Katherine
 Gregory. Miss Katherine Reed, Miss Mat
 tie Hughes Kennedy, Miss Lois Macon
 Miss Roberta Moore, Miss Louie Deaton
 Miss Gertrude Deaton and Miss Jose
 phne Miller
 Miss Katherine Reed entertained tn,
 Thursday Rock club last evening at hel home. Refreshments were served afte
 the games in which participated Mis-
 Josephine Miller, Miss Jessie Carter, Mis-
 Lapsley Lanier, MT. A. c. Decker. MT. J
 E. Rutherford, Mrs. H. S. Spiro. MT.
 Marlborough and the hostess.
 Mrs. Hattie Holland of Atlanta is wis itfng her sister, Mrs. A. C. Jernigan.
 Mrs. J. c. Stewart of Selma and he
 son, Wickliffe; are visiting friends.
 Mrs. w. T. Eason. Mrs. J. c. Thomp !: son and Mrs. R. A. Clayton went to At
 lanta yesterday to attend the W. c. T. U convention.
 MT. and Mrs R. s. Huey of Philadel phia are guests of the formers parents MT. and Mrs. c. L. Huey. in Inglenook. Mrs. J. B. McAllster of Chattanooga | visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles c Harvey.
 ! Miss Sallie Bradley, who recently under
 went an operation, is seriously i'll at he
 home.
 Mrs. E. D. Hanes gave a luncheon yes
 terday at her home in East Birmingham at which she invited Mrs. T. H. Mum
 Mrs. T. R. Harwell, Mrs. James Cum mings, Mrs. J. o. Hanes. Mrs. L. Lawler and Mrs. J. G. Smith. Her deco
 rations were white chrysanthemums Little Marguerite Hanes entertained of her friends yesterday afternoon at he home. Games and storytelling were en 1 joyed.
 Mrs. W. Kinsmore of Sheffield Is tn guest of her sister, Mrs. B. w. Con. M MT and Mrs. D. A. Echols celebrates their eighteenth wedding anniyerGary las