The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-29

1 Mrs B. Steiner of New York; who is a | general favorite here in her former home,
 and Miss Teresa Wallen, who has just ar- rived in America after spending several years abroad. The girls whom they | chaperoned, and most of whom are here | from college for the holiday period as are
 Mrs. Davis own lovely daughters, were 1 Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson, Miss Dimmis Wilkinson. Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Gillian Goodall and 1 her guest, Miss Cornelia Mayfield of
 Texas, Miss Jimmie Terrell and her visi-
 tors, Miss Anne Hoover and Miss Anne
 Lewis, Miss Susie Haskell, Miss Annett l Hoyt, Miss Mabel Plosser, Miss Mildred Badham, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss l Lottie Evans, Miss Elizabeth Wyman,
 Miss Josephine Evans, Miss Josephine Foster, Miss Ruth Lallande. Miss Mabel
 Roy Lallande, Miss Elizabeth Davis
 Another college girl party which was
 pleasant event of yesterday was the luncheon at the Southern clubs With which Mrs. Edwin Ball entertained for her | daughter, Miss Mary Ball who is here from Milwaukee Downer college for the holidays.
 Twenty young women met about the great round table in the tudor room, which Was adorped with scarlet carnations sug- gestive of the yuletide, and enjoyed a delightful menu. In the party were: Mrs. Ball. Miss Ball. Miss Katherine Ledbet-
 ter, Miss Hattie Cullom, Mrs. Tom Ball, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Julia Shackel- ford, Miss Elizabeth White, Miss Beverly I'eake, Miss Gertrude Motion, Miss Eliza
 beth Wyman, Miss Lda Otts Miss Hew- lette May Adams, Miss Marguerite King, Miss Rachel London, Miss Margaret Nell
 son, Miss Helen Bethea, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Hattie Cullom.
 Af the marriage of their daughter Lillian
 Adele, to MT. Joseph Leonard Savage. The wedding took place very quietly yes
 terday afternoon at o'clock.
 Birmingham Chapter 11s o. E. S., will
 give a public initiation this evening at
 the Masonic temple. All sister chapters
 are invited.
 today at the Ridgey and include in the courtesy the members of the executive
 board of the Woman's Aid society of the Southside Baptist church.
 Miss Katherine Earle will be hostess to
 the Nineteenth Century club Wednesday afternoon.
 The Little Jokers will meet Thursday at 1 o'clock with Mrs. Hubert A. Dren-
 nen.
 Miss Aileen Fielder of Atlanta will ar
 rive today at noon to visit Miss Janet Fbersole during the remainder of the holi- days.
 MT. and Mrs. Pugh Pearson will have a coterie of their younger married friends as their guests at a dance this evening. The Birmingham Newspaper club was the scene of a number of attractive luncheon parties yesterday. At one the hostesses were Miss Mildred Crabbe and Miss Kathleen Cox. The cards on which | the guest names were inscribed were [ beautifully painted and the center of the | tpla cd x1yith of iaS l The guests were: Mrs Percy Meadow Miss Josephine Meadow, Miss Minnie Ter | roy Smith of Atlanta, Miss Margaret Bradley of Columbus. Ga.. Miss Edith l Weaver, Miss Elizabeth Wilson aud Mrs. | B. F. Crabbe
 l Mrs. Shelby Cullom and her two chil- dren will return to Huntsville tomorrow after a visit to MT. and Mrs. E. N. Cullont. MT Cullom went home yesterday. MT and Mrs. Robley Munger and Miss Hattie Ashford of Courtland expect to remain in the east until January 15. They l left Saturday night and will visit several i points of interest.
 Miss Margaret Wingfied of Atlanta is visiting Miss Martha Glover 1 Miss Sara Phelan has returned from 1 New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Marx have named
 their little daughter Audrey Agnes. The marriage of Miss Emma Brown and | Mir Parke Brandmill will be solemnized | tomorrow evening at the home of her | mother, Mrs. Eula Brown, on South Thir- | teenth avenue, with Dr. Fl. M. Edmonds
 officiating. Miss Browns sister, Miss Amelie Brown, will be maid of honor. | and Miss Bessie Smith and Miss Gladys | Gardien bridesmaids. MT. Stanley South erland and MT Carol Brown of Greenville,
 S. C., to act as groomsmtn, and MT.
 Joseph Brown is to be best man. Little Miss Alice Chalifoux is to be flower girl
 and ring bearer, and little Miss Elizabeth 1 Gardien to enact the role of Cupid. MT. | and Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux will furnish l the music and after the wedding cere-