The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-19

faieA Blrch, Mrs. Edward Cabaniss, Mrs.
Meop crawford, Mrs. Hubert Drennen,
MIS- I'm Ferguson, Miss Fannie Dunn.
MRS, Frank Fowlkes, Mrs Jack Asbury,
MRS. A. L. Fulenwider, Mrs. Richard
fiaWkins, Mrs. b. F. Moore, Mrs. Val
Nesolt,i Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs. I. f.
Young, Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Bland
Ion.iirson, Miss Cora Gregg, Miss Lydia
f1ustis and Miss Marguerite Nabers. Mrs.
-ssus fuienWider Is president and Miss
Diahu Iomiinson secretary of the club
Miss May Riser will entertain a few
friends at cards Friday morning In honor
OF Miss Lottie Slaughter of Talladega.
MISS Annie Franklin will entertain at
luncheon today for Miss Florence Cross
son.
Mrs. George B. Tarrant entertained the
Norwood Forty-two club yesterday after
non at her home, which was gracefully
decorated In chrysanthemums The vel
low flowers centered the table from which
DAINTY luncheon course was served when
the games were concluded Instead of
presenting a prize Mrs. Tarrant gave to
each participant a dainty handmade hand
kercnief. The consolation, drawn from
miniature turkeys, was a cluster of rose
sachets. The members of the cluh are
Mrs. f. g. Dunlap, Mrs Tarrant, Mrs.
sidney Boyar, Mrs c. c. Blackwell Mrs
.. I. Mayfield Mrs Jim Burgjn. Mrs
JIM Lunsford, Mrs. Hugh Ellis Mrs,
Charles krauss and Mrs. Tom Parker.
The Council of Jewish Women will hold
an important meeting at the temple this
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Association of Social Workers will
meet In the council chamber of the city
hall this afternoon at $40 The church
In social SerVica'' ic fha topio
Mrs. w r. Stewart was hostess tn tho
Pythian Sisters Tuesday afternoon in
Ensey. Mrs. M. NJ Johnson, Mrs T. A.
Young and Mrs. Jesse Roland were extra
guests. Tea and sandwiches were served
| by Mrs. ]. M. Ball and Mrs. o. A. Cane;
pink and white chrysanthemums decorat-
ed the table.
Mrs. j. II. Mann was hostess to the
Ensley Highland Forty-two club yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Adams. Mrs.
]. ]. Gober and Mrs. w. A. Dooree were
the extra guests.
Miss Beatrice Dobbins OF Marion is Wis.
iting her sister. Mrs. Francis Phillips.
Miss Clarke McNair of Columbia, Tenn.
Is with Miss Pauline Echols.
Mrs. Frank Kerfer and Mrs ]. e. Tay.
lor of Fairfield are In Shelby.
Miss Hettie Sibley was one of the pretty
dancing girls taking part Tuesday even
ing in the beautiful Blue Danube waltz
interpreted before King and Queen Cot
ton at the Tutwiler.
The Suffrage school will hold a session
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Cable
hall.
The meeting of the Culture club is post
poned to next Friday, November 27 when
Mrs. Ebert Hamilton will be hostess.
A musicale will be given this evening at
Barker school at s clock under the au-
spices of the School extension course, and
all patrons of the school are invited with
out cards. Miss Kathryn Tierce, pianiste,
Miss Orline Barnett, soprano. and Mr..
Stapleton, with Miss Leona Plosser, read
er, will present the programme.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Sarah Rogan Wilson
and DR.. Magruder, which is to occur at
the Cunningham Wilson residence the
evening of Wednesday. December 2, at 8
o'clock.
At the Country club yesterday were
several interesting luncheon parties
Among those who were members of
luncheon groups were Mrs. W. E. Col
Her. Mrs. Walker Percy Miss Martha
Ph'nizy of Athens. Ca: Miss Marian
Phinizy of Augusta Miss Margaret Grant
VI fttidutd, MISS tTSIIid ADeTCTOH1Dle
Of Montgomery, Mrs. Matthew llurphy,
Mrs. Norborne Cooke. Miss Bland Tom
linson, Miss Cora Gregg, Miss Belle Rob-
erts, Miss Dorothy Robbins Of Minneapo-
lis. Mrs. w. e. b. Davis, Mrs. Herbert Tut
wiler. Mrs. e. NJ. Tutwiler, Jr, Mrs. HUI
bert Drennen, Mrs. Walter Phillips, Miss
Lemay Coldwell, Mrs. ]. T. Cole, Mrs. J..
d. Moore, Mrs s. l. Ledbetter. Mrs. j..
M. Cole of Mississippi, Miss Katherine
I.p1hpffar Mrs w
Briscom of Chattanooga, Mrs. George
Thornton Mrs. Scott of Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. E, E. Ellis, Mrs. George Huntington
Clark.
Mr.. J. w. Altman and Mr.. Fred Marx
are guests at the Arlington hotel at the
Arkansas Hot Springs. They contemplate
making a stay of three or five weeks
duration. Mr.. +. Simon is also a guest at
the Arlington.
The executive board of the Council Of
Womens Clubs announces mass meet
ing of the women of Greater Birming-
ham Saturday at o'clock. in the First
Methodist church.
The mass meeting is for the purpose of
securing useful commodities to be used
by the central committee of the Belgian
relief committee in supplying ship load
Of useful supplies to be sent the Belgians
as Alaba mas quota in this national move
ment All women are invited to attend
this meeting and are asked to aid Bir-
mingham in doing her part royalty
An early morning wedding, which
was attended with especial interest.
was that OF Miss Mabel Waters and
MIR. L. c. Illusion. who were married
at o'clock yesterday morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Waters,
in Avondale. Ferns chrysanthemums
and lighted tapers made an attractive
background. Miss Margaret Waters, in
pink crepe de chine and carrying pink
roses. was maid of honor. and Mrs. r.
y. Allgood played the nuptial music
Mr.. Harry Griswold was best man The
bride was attired in blue tailleur and
carried roses and lilies. Her hat WAS a
becoming black velvet model Mr.. James
O'Rear was the Officiant. After a we'd
ding trip TO Atlanta and other points