The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-13

cuted by a capital hostess it had the
 pleasant aspect of a surprise courtesy. | Seated about the table were MT. and
 Mrs J. c. Kemp. Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Wright, Mir and Mrs. C. II. Baxley, Miss
 Bessie Martin and the nosts, Dr. and
 Mrs J. T. Kemp.
 Miss Annie Pitts and Miss Ruth Pitts
 were hcstesses last evening to 50 of their
 friends at a skating party given at East | Lake to compliment their guests, Miss Irene Epps and Miss Genevieve Epps of
 Trussville who have been honorees at a
 number of enjoyable parties this week.
 The Highland Circle of the Ensley Meth odist church will meet Monday afternoon
 with Mrs L. s. Whittle on Ensley High
 lands.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Arnold, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. l.. K. Cook.
 have returned to their home in south
 Alabama.
 lumbus, Miss, where she will visit rela- | tives.
 Mrs. G. J. Eblen who has been visiting
 friends in Ensley. left last night foi Pleasureville, Ky.  After spending the summer months
 with relatives in Missouri Mrs. Roy L.
 Dimmitt has returned home. Mrs. W. T. Cochran ard children are al nome after stay of two months
 with relatives in Georgia
 Miss Grace MiIler of Collnsville is the
 guest of Mrs. F. o. Harris. 
 I Woodlawn Miss Elise Hayes was .he hostess Fri.
 day evening at an informal party to which
 15 of her young friends were invited The
 Hayes residence was gracefully decorated
 with pink and white roses and asters ices and cakes which emphasized tic l color scheme were served at the conclu- sion of the evening and a punch bowl
 was presided over by Miss Katherine Due and Miss Thula Mae Taylor The youths and maids wno enjoyed the evening with Miss Hayes were: Miss Nell Thornton, Miss Aileen Mize, Miss Marga- ret Alexander, Miss Louise Collins. Miss Alma Smith. Miss Grace Rob- ertson, Messrs. Claud Thornton, Ed
 ward Batson. Otto Carter Joe Hayes and Van Carter.
 | Miss Anne Rogers, whose approach | ing marriage is an event of interest | in Woodlawn, is to be the honoree at a number of entertainments Cards have been sent out which announce the nuptials thus:
 Mrs. Fannie Chatfield Rogers has the honor to announce the approach ing marriage of her daughter, Anne to MT. George Curtis Steele. You are 1 invited to be present at the wedding benediction which will be pronounced at high noon Tuesday, September 29 at 122 North Sixtieth street, Birming ham," An enclosed card states Al home after October 10, at 5309 Austin avenue"
 The first pre-nuptial entertainment planned in honor of MissA Rogers is a one hundred party to be given Satur- day afternoon by Mrs. Edgar Van- Keuren and Miss Nina Bain, the guests tc include young matrons and a few l of the unmarried friends of the host l esses and honoree. Miss Hattie Dyer will give a box party tomorrow afternoon at the Lyric | in compliment to Miss Lebe Rainey whose marriage to MT. Joseph Ware will be celebrated Wednesday, | Mir F. I. Blough has returned from l a pleasant trip to Indiana where he | formerly made his home. Mrs. James Hunt and Miss Ethel Hunt are visiting relatives in McMinn- vile, Tenn.
 Miss Myrla Morris of Florence, who 1 Is en route to Jacksonville Fla, to spend the winter, is the guest of Mrs. F. w. McLaurin. MT. and Mrs. O. L. Chambers and family have moved to Warrior.
 
 The Ladies' Missionary society of l the First M D. church will hold a business meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the church. Vivian