The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-05
Mrs. MorroW's Reception An
 Event of the Afternoon
The Pquk Club Gives Its Opening Reception and DanceMs Enterain Miss Abbott and Mrs Shirley Harris The Southern Club to Have Christmas Tree and Dance
 on Christmas Eve-Other Matters of Note
Ky MYRTLE MILES

1 Greene. Mrs Henry Fowlkes, Mrs. Rob : ert Jemison. Jr., Mrs. J. IT. MeCary.
 Mrs. W. N Malone, Mrs. J. Rivers Car
 ter, Mrs. T. o. Smith, Mrs. Robert Me
 David, Mrs. Cunningham Wilsap. Mrs.
 Steve Smith, Mrs. John c. Henley. Mfs.
 George Eubank, Mrs. Samuel Caldwell,
 Mrs. W. S Brown and Mrs. Hugh Nor
 row.
 Miss Helen Abbott, a brde-elect, and
 Mrs. Shirley Harris, bride, shared non-
 ors at Mrs. Harding Burke's card party yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Burke had in vited score of her friends to take part In the games, at the conclusion of which
 delcous plate was served. hand em-
 brodered guest towel and quill pen were
 trophies for the bridge games. and to each of the honorees Mrs. Burke gave bon bon dish, beautifully decorated. | The following card went out to Birning- | ham friends yesterday: MT. and Mrs. Joseph Robert Cook in- vite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter, Mary Myrtis, to Mir
 Louis Wagner Arnett, on Thursday, De-
 cember II. at o'clock, 1725 South Four !, teenth avenue, Birmingham, Ala" | Mrs Beecher Adams will be hostess to- day at luncheon at the Southern club in compliment to Mrs Jeff Bailes of Flor ence, the guest of Mrs. John Stone Hos kns
 The board of directors of the Young Woman's Christian association will meet
 at the association building Tuesday morn-
 ing at 10 o'clock.
 The the-dansant at the Miles School Of
 Dancing this afternoon between 4:3O and
 6;SO promises to be well attended. It is
 for the benefit of the Behrens Playground
 association.
 An important business meeting of the
 Equal Suffrage association will occur this
 afternoon when reports of the petition
 will be heard. Tea wifi arterward be
 served
 The Arion clubs concert at the Jefferson
 theatre Tuesday evening will be given for
 the benefit of the Music Study clubs open-
 air concert fund. The hour is s:15.
 Instead of the Southern clubs annual
 Christmas morning german, a Christmas Eve dance will be given after a club 1fTlStIlldS tree, Wnlcn Will, IL IS nDpeu, bring all members of the organization together in the happiest spirit of the Yule- tide.
 Mr. and Mrs A. M. Boyer were hosts last evening at their home in Norwood to | the Norwood Five Hundred club. The 12 members took part and games were played in surroundings beautiful with 1 Christmas greenery and red roses | Miss Sussie Pearson is recovering after | severe illness at her home, 1885 South {, Thirteenth avenue.
 | Mrs Carl Seals left yesterday after 1 noon for Montgomery to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Manly Foster. MT. William A. Chenoweth who suf- fered a broken arm several days ago, is resting more comfortably, and with his in jured member carefully protected is aL.e to be about a little His son, MT. Beach Chenoweth, is sti1l at the hospital, where 1 he underwent an operation for appendi- citis last week. and Is reported doing very | well.
 l Miss Roberta Cooper, who visited Miss | Erin Holcomb in Norwood, has returned | to her home in Oxford. 1 MT and Mrs. F.. B. Nelson of south Ala l bama are guests of MT and Mrs. W. A. l Abercrombie in Norwood. | Miss Ella Houston returned yesterday l from Athens. where she has been for | sometime. and is again With her sister, 1 Mrs. D. M. Drennen.
 Senator-elect and Mrs Oscar Underwood left yesterday for Washington after a visit to Birmingham relatives. Mrs John H. Bankhead and Mir and Mrs John H. Bankhead, Jr., of Jasper