The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-04
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN

residence for the interesting event, after which tempting salad course was served to the guests-Miss Dorsey Harris, Miss Martha Glover, Miss Katherine Kearny Miss Leeth, Miss Strickland. Hiss Ward Miss Margaret Gage. Miss Mabel Marler Miss Marie Rosamond, Miss Helen Keiser Miss Nellie Haylow, Miss Annie Frank lin, Miss Maybeth Beddow, Miss Floi encc Croson of Baltimore, Miss Nell Cosby Miss Josephine Cosby, Miss Lucille Me Gowan. Miss Helen Slater, Mrs William Berry, Mrs. John Sidney White, Mrs. O D. Atkins, Mrs Henry Morscheimer, Mrs Allen Durham, Mrs. Thurman, Mrs. Mur. ray Hitchcock, Mrs. Robert Alexander Mrs. T. M Pankey. Mrs. A. B. N hite Mrs. Leon Smith, Mrs. Egbert Blair, Mrs T. H. Sims.
 Miss Ala Becks recital for the Music Study club will be the first of the clubs series of concerts this season, taking place at the Southern club the evening oi Thursday, November 12. Miss Beck is I delightful singer and her programme k pleasantly anticipated by musical people
 The Double Dozen is club just organ ized and expecting to enjoy round ol pleasures this season.
 The first entertainment scheduled foi the members is Lyric party to be en. Joyed Saturday evening. The clubs off cers include MT. Joseph Josto, MT. Ray mond Wilcox, and Miss Edith Douglass.
 Miss Mamie Keife and MT Robert Pow ell were married yesterday afternoon al o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs l. J. Keife in Norwood, Rev. Father Coyl; officiating.
 The house was lovely with lavender and white decorations and MT Adolph Laurel played the wedding march. Miss Lena Laurell sang "Because' Miss Annie .en- kins, in white crepe de chine with lace trimmings, was brides maid and Miss Annie Laurie Keife was maid of honor She wore lavender crepe de chine with pearl ornaments
 The bride entered with her brother. Mr l. J. Keife, and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. James Powell Miss Keife's travelling suit was of dark brown with hat to match and she carried a shower of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 A reception followed, after which the young couple left for an eastern trip, They will be at home In Norwood.
 Complimenting her guest, Miss Florence crosson of Baltimore, Miss Annie Frank I'D was hostess at dance last evening in Norwood. Ferns and chrysanthemums decorated the lower floor of the house and an orchestra furnished music for the dancers. Punch and sandwiches wer, served. Thirty couples were invited
 Among the informal arrangements Iast night was bird dinner given by MT. and Mrs. Ernest r. Hettrick. and including a few friends, Mrs. Hett- riek's father. MT. S. E. Thompson, has Just returned from a hunting trip and the birds that he brought back were supplemented by other delectable yiands
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Randolph mad, up table at bridge last night, askina their guests to dinner first.
 Mrs. John w. Luke. who will leave in a few days for Philadelphia to stud, portraiture at the Academy, was hos. tess to a little party of friends yester. day afternoon at tea at the Tutwiler. Miss Lizzie Lee Pound is a prospec | tive hostess. She will give a dance al l the Newspaper club the evening O Friday, November 20.
 Mrs Alex c. Birch will be hostess to morrow to the Little Jokers at theil
 
 1 The resumption of table d'hote lunch cons at the Country club today is { | matter of general interest in club cir cles A number of smart parties al ready made up will make of the frs l luncheon an especially gay affair. Tn, presence of several attractive visitor. gives additional spirit to all of the clul affairs of the times.
 Among today's fashionable event, will be the Morgan Cosby wedding ant reception this evening; the Williams Hamer wedding in West End; the Gam. bill-Meighan wedding; table dhot, luncheons at the Country club; Mis-. Wards party for Miss Strickland Misses Perry's shower for Miss Jant Going; the Present Day clubs bridge l party at the Newspaper club. Miss Minnie Dryer will be hostess to- morrow to the Thursday Bridge clul with a bridge luncheon.
 l The first rehearsal for the opera tt | be produced in Birmingham in Januar, 1 by MT. Lawrence for the benefit of tn, | Associated Charities took place las night with great enthusiasm mani 1 fested by the prospective participants 1 MT. and Mrs. Edward Burwell Craw 1 ford returned Sunday from 0 south
 ern wedding trip and are with the lat ter's parents Mir and Mrs. s. J. Bowie | Mrs. William c. Fitts card club en joyed a delightful session yesterda, afternoon at her home.
 l Mrs. James Monroe Mason's younge l married friends received cards yester day to the tea which Mrs. Mason Is giv l ing the afternoon of Thursday. Nov ember 12, to compliment Mrs. Clarenc Mason.
 l Mrs. Latady Margaret Hawkins) O Mobile is the guest of her sister, Mrs | Gus A. Pope.
 Af nli who Is pleasantly remembered here, i expected Friday to be Miss Eula What | ley's guest.
 Mrs. N. R. Morris has returned afte stay of several weeks in New York.
 Miss Hattie Gray Morris will go t,