The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-08
ny MYRTLE MILES

| stoll of Mobile, who is visiting Miss
were Miss Bethea, Miss Stoll, Miss White
Miss Augusta Katzenstine, Miss Nettie
Beall and Miss Cundell Baldwin.
A marriage which comes as quite a sur
prise to their many friends was that of
Miss Eula Disherroon and Mr.. Val Free
man at the home of Mrs. b. NJ. Chair
selle. The house was decorated with
palms and cut flowers The Rev. j.
w. johnson of the Methodist church per-
formed the ceremony, after which a
bridal dinner was served. Mr.. Freeman
has held responsible position with the
Louisville and Nashville for number Of
years. He and his bride will be at home
with Mrs. Chairselle after their return
from wedding trip.
Miss Elizabeth Harding of Washington
arrived Yesterday afternoon to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Barrett.
Miss Harding is enjoying her first season
OF Washington society, and this lovely
young girl, whose childhood was spent in
this city and whose return for visit is
such distinct pleasure to former friends,
is q belle in Washingtons debutante set.
Mrs. w. L. Murdoch will go to Mont
gomery early next week in the interest
of the child labor bill which is engaging
SO much of her attention and effort at
this time.
Mrs. Thomas Morris will leave in
few days for Jacksonville, Fla, to visit
friends.
Miss Mary knight Bush arrived yester-
day from Mobile to be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Clyde Hunter, at the Aich-
mond Miss Rush is a popular debutante
of the winter, and Wednesday evening
was the inspiration of a lovely dinner
dance given by Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis Ben
nett on board the Winona
Miss Helen Eubank' s friends will regret
to know of her Illness She has had
serious attack of la grippe for the past
week, and has been confined to her home,
where many anxious inquiries have been
made as to her condition, and box after
box of flowers have borne messages of
sympathy from her many admirers. She
was reported yesterday free of fever and
feeling decidedly better.
Miss Marion Ehidden Is seriously i'll at
a local infirmary.
Little Harriet Throckmorton. whose ill
ness with pneumonia has been the oc-
casion of great anxiety among her friends.
is greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Benners, who have
beer visiting in Nashville, have returned
hcme.
Mrs. Lee Stubblefeld of Washington ar
| rived in the city yesterday and is guest
| at the Florence hotel, where she will
| rem ain for several weeks.
| The Civic Study club will hold its regu-
lar meeting today at 3 o'clock at tie Y.
| w. c. A. building on West Twentieth
street.
| Mrs. l.. A. Christian entertained the
members of her Sunday school class of
| young men and women, at her home in
| Woodlawn last evening. giving a recep-
ton which included 100 guests. Mistletoe
and holly We're used in decorating for the
event. and bowls of white narcissi per-
| fumed each apartment.
| The Sunday school orchestra under the
! direction of DR.. r. f. Loyelady fur
nished music throughout the evening, and
Mrs. Christian with the officers of the
class received in the parlor, Miss Ada
Porter, Miss Halle Fossett. Miss May
| Roquemore and Miss Carrie Russell well
coming the callers In the hall, and Miss
jamie McLaurin, Miss Lera Strange, Miss
Minnie Whaley and Miss Itera Sims serv-
ing in the dining room, where a delicious
salad plate was passed. Miss Laura Rob-
ertson and Miss Ethel Tinsley presided
over a bowl of frappe in the den.
Mr.. Robert Lewis has returned to Pitts
burg university after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Lewis. who have now as
their guest Mr.. j. C. Ash of Des Mones
Iowa.
Miss Mary Hammond, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. C. w. Mcdonald in Ensley, has
returned to Fort Payne.
Mr.. Clarence Day. who spent the holi.
days with his parents, has returned tc
Spring Hill, Mobile
The Thursday Afternoon Forty-twe
club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
| j. j. Walker. The score was kept on at
tractive New Year cards and the eight
women who comprise the club member
ship constituted the guest list. Light re-
| freshments were served.
Mrs. Fl. M. Lewis gave a spend-the-day
party in Inglenook. Needle work oc.
cupied the attention of the guests during
the morning and afterward a six-course
luncheon was served. Those who took
part In the pleasures of the occasion
| were Mrs. ]. II. Pender, Mrs. George
Dewitt, Mrs. ]. r. T. Rive, Mrs. o. w.
] Cunningham, Mrs. J. X. Bailey, Mrs. j.