The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-05
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN

Jessie May Perkins. Miss Rose Owen Me Davis, Miss Cary Johnson, Mir. Sam Sturgeon, MT. Alwyn Lewis. Mir. 6yd Smith MT. James Gillespy. Jr.. and MT. Bryce Streit Mrs. R. A. Lewis acted as chaperon.
 A scrip dance will be given Friday evening at the Miles School of Dancing in compliment to the Alabama -Sewanee teams The chaperones are to be MT and Mrs. T. M. Pankey, MT. and Mrs. George Watkins and Mir. and Mrs. Ed Hawkins. Mrs. J. NJ. Moss complmented Mrs. Harry Kerser, guest of Mrs H. w. Myers, at five hundred party Tuesday after noon in Norwood. A salad course was served at six tables following the game.
 Miss Ella Louis Ward was hostess at auction bridge yesterday afternoon for several visiting girls, Miss Lucille Strick- land, Miss Florence Crosson. Miss Kath- erine Kearney and Miss Alma Leath.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Meighan to MT. Lawson Gambill was solemnized yes- terday morning at o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Meighan. The house was beautifully, dec orated with smilax and ferns and the ring l ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Coyle. Miss Grace Meighan was her sisters only attendant and pr. Dwight | Chiles acted as MT. Gambilfs best man. 1 The bride, who is an unusually handsome l girl, wore a green travelling suit and her bouquet was roses and valley lilies. MT, and Mrs. Gambil left for an eastern trip
 Miss Mamie Rotenberry and MT. liar old Film were married last evening at the home of the brides mother in East l Birmingham, Rev. w $. Brown offioiat- 1 ing. Mrs. Jessie M. Film was matron of | xl.1x... Aauf man. Mrs. Carl Sawyer had charge of the 1 nuptal music.
 l Mrs. Lucy Bell left yesterday for visit l to Mrs. E. M. Sellers of Anniston.
 Mrs. Ethel Wilson has returned to De- troit after a stay with Miss Vida l1ati- 1 mer.
 Mrs. k. P. Allen will entertain the Out look club Friday at Graymont
 Mrs. C. E. Davis and her daughter are visiting friends at Boligee.
 MT. Marvin Walker was hostess at a farewell party Tuesday in Wylam for Mrs. w. H. Avery. who left yesterday to make her home in Shelbyville, Tenn. The decorations were chrysanthemums and re- treatments were served to about 20 guests. MT. ard Mrs. Joe Parkin of Woodstock are guests of Mrs. Joseph Martin.
 MT. Walter Sneyd is visiting in Chatta- nooga
 pr. and Mrs. H. T. McGeehee enter tained seven guests at luncheon yesterday at their home in Pratt City Mrs. G. O. Brown has returned to St. Louis after a stay with relatives. Miss Ethel Hickman, who has been vis- iting Mrs. w. M. Craze, has gone to Chat tenooga.
 Mrs. Mary Moody of Terre Haute, Ind, l is the guest of Mrs. Hugh Lynch. Mrs. J. H. Fender entertained the 40 members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid so- eiety yesterday in Inglenook l Mrs. w. A. Lavender was hostess at luncheon yesterday, covers being laid for eight guests.
 Mir and Mrs Percy Rice are travelling | in Florida.
 Mrs. Ellen Rue has returned from a trip to Ohio and Kentucky. Master John Minor celebrated his fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon at the he me of his parents, MT. and Mrs John Minor In Ensey. Halloween decorations were used and 20 children were present. Mrs. Fred LaMonte entertained the Am citia club of Fairfield yesterday after noon.
 Mrs. J. T. Phillips and Mrs Ellis Eastes were joint hostesses to the Ensley High land Forty-two club yesterday. t
 Miss Virginia Lassietr is i'll at the Bir- mingham inflrmary. 1 Mrs. T. J. Lowe of Nevada is the guest of Mrs. W. W. McTyriere.
 The Association of Social Workers wil' meet this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock In the council chamber of the city hall
 A forthcoming event that is anticipated l with especial interest is the cotton cahar- l ct to be given at the Phoenix club the | evening of November H.
 The active and advisory boards of the | Neighborhood House will meet at 1O:8C o'clock this morning at the Tutwiler. and a full attendance Is especially requested.
 The Music Study club will present an especially interesting programme this morning at Cable hall at their regular meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Sheffield and their lit- tie daughter, Elsie Lee Sheffield and Mrs Sheffield's sister, Miss Ada Lee, havs come from Galveston, Tex, to reside in this city, They will have an apartment | at the Dian.
 Mrs. Will Jordan is at home after an | extended eastern trip. She visited in New York and Cleveland, where she was with her sister, Mrs Eastwood, after placing her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Jordan, in school at St. Mary's.
 MT. and Mrs. Merrill Northington and Miss Mary Allen Northington are spcnd- l ing a few days with relatives in Pratt | vile
 MT. J. V. Aliens friends are glad to know of hisegreat improvement after q | serious illness. MT and Mrs. Allen hav- been home a short time after staying sev- eral weeks in Mississippi and on the gull l coat.
 ], MT. and Mrs. Hugh W Roberts and 1 their little daughter have taken an apart | ment at the Dian. where they are at home | for the winter.
 Mrs. Jesse Lewis (Evelyn Reynolds> oi Memphis has been seriously i'll recently at Memphis hospital, but is decidedly i'm. proved. ] Miss Matte Gray Morris left last nigh, for Shreveport, La. after a viist to Miss | Dorothy Johnson.
 Miss Dorothy Johnson will go to An. niston next week to visit friends Miss Lula Paterson has returned afte, an extended stay in Greensboro and Mount Airy. N. C..