The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-16


Baton. An interesting list of chaperons
was given last week,
Mr.. G. 7. Bice announces the engage
ment and approaching marriage of his
daughter, Lucille, to Mr.. Tom Crofford
Logan of Remlap, the wedding to take
place Wednesday, December %.
The regular meeting of the National
u. s. Daughters of 1912 will take place
this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the palm
room of the Hotel Hi1lman.
The Eleanor Horde club met yester-
day in Woodlawn with Mrs. r. C. Sigh
and observed Alabama Day. The MEM
bers answered the roll call with
thoughts from great educators and Mrs
Prentiss b. Reed gave an address on
Compulsory Education" which was es-
pecially enjoyed. Miss Jennie May Ros
ser followed with a talk on rural
schools and Mrs. e. C. Grove discussed
the Needs of the City Schools After
the conclusion of the programme Mrs.
Sigh served a salad course and was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Lera
Strange, Mrs. Hodge and Mrs. Shaver
Holly. mistletoe and plans were used
as decorations.
The Young Women's auxiliary will
meet at the Ruhama Baptist church
this afternoon. Miss Ruby Moore pre-
sided over the business session and the
programme was in charge of Miss Dana
Hilliard and Miss Irene Peerson.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Tarrant of East
Lake have named their little daughter
Harriet for her two grandmothers.
The Fairfield Five Hundred club en- :
tertained yesterday at the home of Miss
Pauline Roberts. Christmas decorations
of holly and mistletoe were used and
besides the IL regular members the
Following took part: Mrs. H. L. Frances
Mrs. j. G. Adams and Mrs. H. v. Ian
FORD. A hot buffet luncheon was served
in two courses. 81
Mrs. Ella Pogue of Evansville, Ind.
is expected today to visit Mrs Neal
Dugger, In Ensley, until the conclusion
of the holiday season
The N. F. II. club will meet Thursday
in Ensley with Mrs. Joseph Sholl The
Sesame club meets today with Mrs w
II: Wynn as hostess. and the Ensley
Highlands Forty-two club this after
noon with Mrs. f. E. Swami
miss Margaret Noojin of Ward Bel
mont college is expected today to visit
Mrs. c. r. Walker until after the holt
days.
1t was decided to conduct bazaar
Wednesday and Thursday with the COM
mittee to be composed of Mrs T. b.
Erwin, Mrs. T. A Moore, Mrs G. A.
Mcclellan, Mrs. M. l. Wells, Mrs. D.
w. Jones. Mrs. r. D. Barton and Mrs.
L. w. Walker
The Inglenook Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid society will hold a bazar in the
drug store at West Sixth street Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. e. Adams of Jemison is the
guest of Mr.. J. w. Adams in Ingle-
nook
Mr.. l.. Harbridge is in Florida. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Smith are at home after
visit to relatives in Admission.
Dr. William Francis Warm of Pratt
City and Miss Marie Bradley were mar
ried at the rectory of the Blessed Sacra-
ment, at West End, yesterday evening,
at o'clock, the Rev. Father Patrick
Turner officiating. The bride wore a
modish tailored suit of blue. cloth, with
chapeau and accessories en- suite and
carried an arm cluster of bridges
roses. Miss Bradley was attended by
Miss Mamie Klotz, who was becom-
mingly gowned in toilette of blue
crepe chiffon, with touches of pink, her
flowers were white carnations Mr.. Joe
Kelley served as best man. The nup-
tails were witnessed by only few
| friends and relatives, after which the
| party motored to the home of Miss
| Mamie Klotz at East Thomas. where q
delightful fve-course dinner was
served The center motif of the prettily
appointed table was a miniature Christ
mas tree, with small Santa Claus As
| favors The place cards. which were
hand painted turkeys, bore the follow
ing names: Miss Maude Kale, Miss Ma
ME Klotz, Miss Bessie Womach, Mrs
Elizabeth Klotz, Mr.. Gordon Smith, Mr.
Joe Kelley, Mr.. Kirby Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Walker and Dr. and Mrs. w
| r. Warm.
The Matrons' club of Pratt City viii
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. ]
| d. Handy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Bryant of Lebanon
Tenn, are visiting relatives here.
| Miss Bessie Garrison of Atlanta II
the guest of her sister Mrs. T. H. Dunn
at West Pratt.