The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-13

Orr, Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss Gustrine Milner, Miss Daisy Lee Douglass, Miss Helen Glenn of Auburn Miss Alice Jones, Miss Bessie Evans, Miss Mar guerite Sibley, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Virginia Abbott. Miss Mary Nun ger. Miss Florence Harris, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, Miss Clyde Hunter, Miss Mary Knight Rush of Mobile, Miss Cecie McCrossin, Miss Kettle Sibley, Mrs. T. " Magruder, Miss Margaret Chenoweth, Miss Gladys Ali son, Miss Letitia Johnson, Miss Emily Dixon.
 Miss Bessie Bethea and Miss Mary | Brockman shared honors at the pleasant party given yesterday afternoon by Miss Mary Chollet Berney at the home of her sister, Mrs. Tunstall Perry
 Five tables were arranged for the games and after these were concluded the consolation trophy was drawn at each table from pot of blooming hyacinths A tempting luncheon was served, and pair of hand embroidered guest towels was presented for the score prize, while a bit of the hostess handwork was also given to each of the honorees.
 The Childrens Hospital association will meet this morning at Il o'clock at the i hospital building.
 Mrs. l.. G. Woodson will entertain the Highland Book club this morning at 10 :3O
 Miss Louise Neville will entertain at cards today for Miss Brockman and Miss | Bethea.
 The Wednesday evening dancing class | will hold a business meeting this evening at s:3O o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Crockard. The meetings will probably be resumed regularly during 1 the season.
 MT. and Mrs. F. o. Stafford will enter l tain at luncheon today at the Newspaper club in compliment to Dr. McGahey and Miss Mary Brockman.
 Mrs. John M. Cartwright will entertain at luncheon Friday in compliment to Mrs 1 James Hubbert of Chicago, the guest of Mrs. T. O. Smith.
 The Music Study club chorus will meet tomorrow morning at 1920 at Cable hall. 1 Members are asked to bring the Nevins book. A programme is to be given 10 the | Music study club at the Thursday meet ing January 21. Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr., will be a hos tess tomorrow afternoon at tea in com- pliment to Mrs. Ira Davis, a newcomer to Birmingham, and to Mrs. James Hub- bert of Chicago.
 
 days hostesses entertaining at tea quite informally at o'clock in compliment to i Mrs. Willis Augustus of Paris, H., Mr. l Wits sister, who is their guest for sev- eral weeks. Only the members of Mrs Wits card club were included in the courtesy.
 Miss Helen Skaters bridge party was another pleasing event of yesterday after noon. a n n1i fn Miss Sue Lee Weir, former Rirming- ham girl, who is now living in Missis- sippi.
 An embroidered pin cushion and a bit of dainty handmade lingerie were the trophies of the games. and a salad course was enjoyed by an interesting company. The Monday evening supper-dansant in- ausursted this week at the Tutwiler was success from every viewpoint, and promises to add spice to the late winter social life. A number of tables were se- cured by parties first attending the Lyric, in many instances parties of three or four, others having eight. The dance. during the service of a tempting menu. made the occasion especially enjoyable
 The regular monthly meeting of South Highlands School Improvement associa- ton will be held this morning at 10:30 o'clock Miss Elberta Taylor will address the ladies and all the school patrons are cordially invited to attend
 Miss Sue Norton has returned to Liv- ngston to resume her duties as teacher in the State Normal school after spend- ing the holidays with her brother, the Rev J. W. Norton, in West End
 The Study Circle of the Home Mission society met yesterday in East Lake with Mrs Byron Griffin. The study of the book, Tn Red Mans Land" was com ! pleted.
 , Mrs F. E. Belcher was hostess yester- day to the Matrons' club
 Mrs Anderson Mcconnell entertained the Matron's club yesterday afternoon With flower party. Ferns and narcissi were used to decorate her home and sur rounding the centerpiece on the dining room table were hand-painted flower cards Alter flower contest dainty re- Treatments were served. The hostess was assisted by Miss Geraldine Armstrong and . Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong. The other guests were Mrs. F.. M. Franks. Mrs. E. G. Me- ,Connell, Mrs. F. E. Belsher, Miss Kath- erine Matthews and Miss Ruth Clem. In Ensley yesterday Miss Julia Williams . and MT. Herbert Trotman were married at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Nose ley. which was tastefully decorated in ferns and white roses. The ceremony was pronounced at o'clock by the Rev. c. A. i, DowHns, paStor or the SnadySide MethO- dist church Miss Eeron Williams, who was her cousins maid of honor. wore pink crepe and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. MT. J. H. Holmes was best man. The bride was prettily attired for her wedding in white net over silk, and carried a shower bouquet of white hyacinths and lilies of the valley.
 Before the ceremony Miss Ola Scott sang "Oh, Promise Me-" and the we'd ding march was played by Miss Annie Williams. Only few friends were bid den to witness the wedding, and an un- expected feature was the marriage of the maid of honor and best man, which oc- cured after the bride had gone to change her wedding gown for a travelling suit Mir. Holmes and Miss Eeron Williams were united in marriage by the Rev. Mr. Bowling.
 Mrs. William Jennings Brown Of Mont. gomerv is the guest of Miss Annie May Burgin in Ensley.
 The Eleanor Horde club met yesterday afternon with Mrs T. O. Crane at hel home in Woodlawn. American proverbs were given in response to the roll call and the study for the day was Wash ington. the Nations Capital and thu