The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-09

| Mrs. Samuel Slicer, whose marriage
took place in Montgomery in December,
notes the Georgian, is being accorded a
| cordial welcome since coming to At
lanta with her husband for residence.
Mrs. Slicer already had made many
| friends during her visit here last sum
mer, and several informal affairs are
being given for her.
In her honor, Mrs. Dozier Lowndes
gave very informal o'clock tea of
| 30 guests Thursday afternoon, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Dargan, on Ponce DeLeon avenue.
| The guests included some of Mrs
Lowndes married friends and a few of
the unmarried set
-Four of the seasons brides-Mrs.
Ewell Gay, Mrs. Arthur Clark, Mrs.
Westervelt Terhune and Mrs. Jesse
Lewis of Memphis, formerly Miss Eve
Ign Reynolds of Atlanta-assisted in en-
tertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W. Massey have
returned after spending several weeks
in New York and Washington, enjoying
the opera and other festivities of the
holiday season. They were joined in
New York by their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Massey, who is student at
Washington college, and afterward
spent few days in the capital city
Richmond.
Mrs. Susan Lunsford is seriously i'll
at her home and her daughter. Mrs.
Frank M. Griffith of Memphis has been
called to her bedside. She has a heart
trouble that is regarded as very grave,
and slight hope is entertained for her
recovery.
Friends of DIR. George w. Reese will
regret to learn that he has been i'll at
his home for the past 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob A. Bloomberg
have named their little daughter Evelyn
Harriet.
Mrs. Valentine Darlington arrived
yesterday from Bridgeport Conn, to
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Gunster until Tuesday, when she will
go to Montgomery.
Miss Estelle Schuessler has gone to
Montgomery to, visit Mrs. J. s. Stanton.
Mrs. ]. Robert Daniel and her little
daughter Mary are visiting Mrs. Jean
Russ Smoot in Montgomery.
Mrs. Charles s. Morgan will leave
tomorrow for Rome Ca, where she will
be present at the marriage of her
father, Mr.. p. B. Brown and Mrs. Ethel
Hillyer Harris, which is to occur Tues
day. The wedding is to be quietly cele-
brated, but will be attended by large
number of Atlantans.
Miss Marguerite Nabers, Miss Isabelle
Norwood of Montgomery, Miss Dorothy
Talcott of Washington and Miss 1nez
Ellis of New Orleans were the honorees
Tuesday evening at dance given in
the rathskeller of the Aelstan club.
Mobile.
Miss Marguerite Nabers, who is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Paul Banner, and Miss Inez
Ellis of New Orleans, who Is the guest
of Mrs. Frank r. Parker in Mobile, fur
nished the inspiration for beautiful
I fr faa trity rpdn
noon by Mrs Danner.
DR.. and Mrs. r. i. Ashworth have
named their little son Robert Frasier
Ashworth, Jr.
MI. and Mrs. F. w. Boles gave a rock
party last evening in Tnglenook, including
q dozen friends in the courtesy. Ferns
and cut flowers decorated their rooms and
prizes were awarded after a dainty fruit
salad had been served Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Langston, Mr.
and Mrs. George Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Craig, Mr. and Mrs. d. Williams, Mrs.
NJ p. White Miss Florence Hunt, Mr..
Ed Tanner and Mr.. C. W. Tanner
Mrs. ID. w. Bragan has returned from
Louisville.
MI. ami Mrs. ]. d. Maddox are at home
after visit to Mountain Creek.
Mr.. Emory Ruffran has returned to Au-
burn after a visit to relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Nelson, who visited Mrs.
Jesse Chantz, has returned to Decatur.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary Walker
Wood and Mr.. T. o. Hearn was quietly
soiemnized at the Catholic parsonage
Thursday evening al o'clock by the Rev.
Father Bratton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn will
live in Shades valley.
Miss Irene McVay is visiting Miss Ethel
McGill In Acmar.
Mrs J. L. Yarbrough and Miss Florine
Yarbrough have returned from a visit to
Pensacola and Montgomery.
DR.. j. ID. Stage, who has been in Pratt
City, is improving.
Mrs. Philip McEnee of Pratt City was
hostess yesterday to the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society. An interesting programme
was presented, and a salad course after
ward served to Mrs. c. d. Comstock, Mrs.
Will Boozer, Mrs. J. Il. Wood, Mrs. seat
ty, Mrs. Robert BooZer, Mrs. j. ID. Farm
err. Mrs c. w. Overstreet, Mrs. Quinn,
Mrs. w. o. Hall and Mrs. Robertson.
Little Albert Nichols who has been
i'll with scarlet fever, is greatly improved.
The Spend-the-Day club of Woodlawn
met yesterday with Miss Catherine Reed,
and after spending the morning in en-
bToidering and pursuing other forms of
fancy work, a luncheon was served at l
clock, and the members played rock dur
Ing tne afternoon. Inc only HOuIl1eIilDerS
were Miss Josephine Miller and Miss Lucy
Proctor.
The Rock club held a meeting Thursday
evening with Miss Catherine Reed.
The Woman's club met yesterday morn
ing in Woodlawn library and discussed
South America the topic for the morn
ing. Mrs Watson, Mrs. Spencer Mrs.
Little and Mrs Townsend gave the pro-
gre mme and Mrs Nesbit, Mrs. Graves and
Mrs. Lewis were the hOSteSSeS,
Mrs. r. s. Cooney of Tuscaloosa is the
guest of Mrs. Walter Hail.
Miss Myrtis Wright has returned from
a visit to Miss Gertrude Tisdale at Ever
green.
Mr.. Rhew Taze and his sister, Miss Do
rothy Taze of Memphis, who have been
guests of Miss LaTrieve, have returned,
respectively to Marion Military institute
ana Judson college.
Mrs. j. c. Barrett was hostess to a few
friends at five hundred party in Ensley
highlands Thursday. Two tables of play
ers enjoyed the games and the subsequent
refr eshments.
The marriage of Miss Julia Williams
and Mr.. Herbert Trotman will be cele-
brated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs c. S.
Moseley in Ensley Tuesday, January ~.
Mrs. c. T. Smith has returned from
visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. G. N. Sphinx has returned to his
home in Johnstown, Pa, after visit to
his parents
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