The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-04
RANDOM NOTES OF SOCIETY
Suffrage Dance to Be Given the Evening of December 29 Miss Alice Jones Afternoon Tea Hostess Miss Nellie Merritts Marriage to MT. Hunter of Montgomery oc-
 cured Yesterday-Other Matters of Note
By MYRTLE MILES

'JE MILES
 gown to welcome her guests. and her pretty. attractive visitor was also beau tifully attired. Mrs. Annie L. Jones. the hotess mother. was a gracious member of the receiving coterie. The surround ings were made especially attractive with foliage and flowers, pink Killarney roses in basket adorned with tulie, and sweets in the same color de rose made the tea table very inviting, and the other rooms were also gracefully decorated. The suffrage dance, planned for the evening of December 2s, at the Hotel Hill man, is to be Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley' s venture, as chairman of the committee on finance of the local suffrage organization. corps of women organized into various committees. She has appointed Mrs Charles E. Bowman as general chairman, and Miss Katherine Kirkman will be chairman of the floor committed It will be one of the smartest events of the holi- day season and, given under such at tractive auspices will have not onn the older married set. but the college set as well, in attendance.
 The Fenelon club has issued cards to an open meeting to take place at the Bir- mingham Newspaper club the afternoon of Thursday, December 10, at 3 o'clock. The Clionan club will meet this after noon with Mrs. John D. Elliott and a feature of the afternoon will be Mrs. Crcwell's reading of the report which she offered at the convention in Chicago. Mrs. Crowel is here from Syalcauga for a few days.
 Mrs. S. Ravaud Benedict will be hos tess tomorrow at luncheon at the South ern club for Miss Frances Swartz of New Orleans, who is the guest of Miss Martha Latady.
 Mrs. Walter Mccoy entertained the Norwood Social club yesterday afternoon. The Christmas color plan was used in her decorations and a hand-painted plate as the trophy awarded as the salad and ice course was served. Those present were Mrs. Newton Paisley, Mrs. Ell Pig man, Mrs. Philip Alexander, Mrs. W T. Simmons, Mrs. w. J. Lassiter. Mrs. Sam Nance, Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. W. s. Moughon, Mrs J. A. Shook, Mrs Gordon Moughon, Mrs. E. B. Pennington, Mrs. J. w. Anderson, Mrs Mccoy.
 The East Lake women in charge of the Red Cross seals for the cause of anti tuberculosis request all East Lake cit zens who patronize this worthy charity to purchase all their Christmas seals from East Lake. It will be matter of civic pride to see that East Lake does as well or better than other popular suburban places.
 The Alabama University Glee club are practicing to make their annual concert in Birmingham the most artistic and finished production ever produced by a Gee club in Birmingham.
 The concert. as well the dance fol- lowing, will be one of the smart society events of the Christmas season. The college set home for the holidays. are ex- pected, as well as q large attendance of the Phi Delta Theta delegates of that con- vention meeting here at that time Both the concert and dance will be held at the Southern club on the night of Decem- Der 2S, and it Is hoped that those plan hing entertainments will remember the date, that nothing may interfere with the most splendid welcome all wish to give our university students.
 Miss Helen McDonough will leave today for Los Angeles to make her home. Mrs. M J. McDonough and children will re- side in the future with her mother in Augusta.
 Mrs. David Warren Kempner Esther Loveman) and her lovely little daughter Eleanor, are here from Little Rock to spend two weeks with MT. and Mrs. A. B. Loveman.
 Riley of Bridgeport, Conn.,, have returned home after visit to Mrs. Annie Devaux.
 Mrs. Ernest Knapp is recovering after 8 recent operation. <
 Dr. c. Ross Baker. pastor of the First Baptist church of Woodlawn, was called to Montgomery Thursday to attend a meeting of the state Baptist board of missions. Business of much importance will be transacted.
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Patterson have re- turned from an extended trip to Florida and Cuba.
 The Mothers club of Pratt City met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. D. Han by. Only the IA members were present and literary programme was presented under the direction of Mrs H. T. McGehee. Mrs. T. l.. Wagner and Mrs. John Meagher Sandwiches and tea were served.
 Mrs. G. w. Postell of Roebuck is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Aurelia Mack enzie.
 Mrs. A. J. Coulter of Sale Creek Tenn, is visiting Mrs T. B. William.
 Miss Essie Dood of Calhoun, Ga, is the guest of Miss Ethel Zuber
 Mrs. Leon Kennedy, who spent two weeks with Mir. and Mrs. T. R. Taylor has returned to Quinton.
 Miss Irene Mangrun gave a birthday party yesterday evening in Inglenook, to which 16 friends were invited. Games and music were features of the evening" and a red and white color scheme was fol- lowed in the cut flowers and the tempting refreshments served at the conclusion of the evening.
 Mrs. Charles 0armon returned to 1Ii- nois yesterday after a visit to Mrs. R. w. Finck.
 The Teen Age girls of Inglenook will