The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-19


 Baker is a successful business man of l Mobile.
 Miss Elizabeth schoolar will give a tango tea the afternoon of Monday, De- cemher s, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Schoolar, in compli- ment to her cousin, Thornley Scholar lobe. who is one of the soloists with the University Glee club and will include the members of the Glee club and a num- Der of the college folk. The hours are to 6:3O. Miss Schoolar returned yester- day afternoon from Shorter college
 The Growlers' dance, which Is to be the Christmas eve entertainment of broadest interest to the holiday set. will take place at the Country club, this decision having been reached a few days ago. MT. Yer non Badham, who will be home rom Yale for the holidays, will lead with Miss Alice Bowie, one of the prettiest and most popular girls fin the younger set Their Assistant leaders will be an nounced in day or two.
 The annual e. E. D. club dance will occur at the Southern club the evening of Wednesday, December 23, and Miss Elizabeth Prince, who arrived yesterday from Ward-Belmont college, where she is student, will lead with MT. Joe Macintosh, the president of the club. They are to be assisted by Miss Mar guerite Lewis, with MT. Robert McPher- | son.
 "The Creation" will be sung at the First Methodist church on Sixth avenue tomorrow afternoon by the music festi- val chorus. A free will offering is to be taken. Miss Cunningham, MT. J. D. Me | Gill and MT. c. C. Washburn of Nash vile are Soloists
 Miss Elizabeth Lecke will arrive today from the Cathedral school. Washington to sepnd the holidays with her parents Mir and Mrs. Charles O. Locke.
 Mrs. John Davis Dabney. Jr., will leave tonight to spend the Christmas holidays with her father, Mir. Richards Lipscomb, 1 in Helena, Ark. MT. Dabney who will go to Vicksburg late in the month to be an attendant in the marriage of Miss | Susanne Dabney and Mr. w. N Allen of Raleigh, N C., will probably join her at the conclusion of her visit and return home with her.
 Miss Dorothy Davis and Miss Eleanor Davis, who are students at Nazareth are among the school girls expected home to- day for the holidays. They will be with , their parents, Mir and Mrs. Charles Grace Davis, and their grandmother, Mrs. B. F. Roden, at the latter's resi- dence.
 Miss Anne Franklin is visiting Miss Lorraine Cunningham in Mobile, and was one of the guests at the beautiful debut dance given this week by Dr. and Mrs. sl c. P. Robinson for their niece, Miss Franklin.
 MT. w. NJ Butler, who was in Nash vile this week. was complimented Thurs day evening with dance by the Bache- r lors' club at Shelby Park . MT Theodore Nelson end Mir James ? Gillespy were visitors in Mobile this week and among the hosts at the Vineyard Monday evening.
 Mrs. J. B. Gaston of Montgomery is quite III at the home of her daughter Mrs. William Pittman Redd Friends ot this charming woman will regret to know or her suffering and anxious for news or her convalescence. Her condition wal reported unchanged yesterday afternoon MT. and Mrs. Clyde Hunter, whose mar. rage recently occurred in Mobile have taken an apartment at the Richmond.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Miller and theil ittie son have returned to Tuscaloosa aIter brief visit to Birmingham friends MT. and Mrs. Henry Howze plan to gc to Chattanooga Christmas day to spend the remainder of the holidays with the latters parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E Love. They will be joined there by MT and Mrs. Wallace of Atlanta.
 The Womans Missionary society of tht highlands Methodist church will hold ar Important meeting Monday afternoon a the church. The executive board vii meet at o'clock A business meetint of the Equal Suffrage association will take place thIs afternoon at 8 o'clock ir the Cable building. The proceeds ant results of the Breckinridge lecture will h, heard and other matters of importanc, will be discussed
 Mrs. Roy Estes entertained at Luncheon yesterday in Ensley. The morning wa, spent by her eight guests In sewing fol Christmas and at l o'clock n delicio,, menu in which the holiday delicacie, played large part, was served. Tht guests were Mrs. W. I. Burgin, Mrs. R IL. Hassier, Mrs J. Adams, Mrs. w. J Kelly, Mrs. F. E. Swann, Mrs J. w Phillips, Mrs. c. A. McCough. Mrs. J. F H. Mann, Mrs. Trice and Miss Archj, Fields. The Baracca class of the Ensle, Presbyterian church entertained the Phil atheas last night at the home of Nils, Jessie Stewart. About 30 were present
 Miss Myrtle Lumpkin was hostess tt the Agoga cadet class of the Baptis sunday school, the coterie numbering 25 Mrs. B. F. McCool entertained at lunch con yesterday in Avondale for MT. ant Mrs. c. J. Willis of Valley Head. Holl, and mistletoe decorated the table abou which met Mrs. Hattie Osborne, Mis- Violet Swift, Mrs. E. Shortridge, Mis- Bura Allgood Miss valla McCool ant the hostess and honorees.
 Mrs. Kelly Smith of Clanton will spen, |, the holidays with her sister, Mrs. E. 0 H Lipscomb, in East Birmingham Mrs II G. R. Evans of Inglenook will leave to H day for Douglassville, Ga., to. spend tn III holiday season. Miss Annie Hedglestol H has returned after a stay of two month Il in Gadsden with relatives. Mrs. VII H liam Braswell of Atlanta is the guest O Il her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. N. Sigsbee H The Rev. J. B. Bell of Fayette is tn ! guest of Mrs. J. B. Standifer in Wood il lawn.
 Il Dr. and Mrs Anton Hrabe have name | their little daughter Mary Alice Nil H and Mrs. Theron Kennon of Berry ar | visiting Mrs. Flora Harrison in Wood H lawn.
 Mrs. Fl. M Lewis gave a spend- the da party yesterday in Inglenook, and in cluded eight friends in her guest person II nel.
 H MT. H. J. Autrey has returned fror Atlanta. Miss Victoria Bainbridge c south Alabama is the guest of Miss Elm ma Smith.
 Mir. Will Austin has gone to New De u catur to viist relatives. Mrs. M Whit of Nashville and her little son are guest : of Miss Eula Dish
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