The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-03


 change papers give interesting ac- 4 counts of the many delightful en-
 tertainments being given in honor of Birmingham folks in other cities:
 Society in Mobile Is taking a much needed rest. but society at coast resorts never stops in the gay pace which 1t maintains for the brief summer months when Mobilians enliven their summer hcmes with company and give delightful entertainments. informal in nature, but most enjoyable. says the Mobile Item
 Miss Charlotte Thornton. a charming Birmingham girl, who has been honored at several pretty informal summer en- tertainments played the role of honoree Friday morning at bridge party which Miss Fife Soost gave in her honor
 Miss Thornton is Miss Myrtle Murray's guest, and the girls who formed the three tables of bridge came from all points along the eastern shore to share in this pretty compliment to her. Tables were placed on the spacious veranda of the Soost home and the guests enjoyed the bridge contest until noon, when de- licious plate luncheon, consisting of salad and ice course was served. Prizes of crepe de chine handkerchiefs were given for top and for consolation, and were won by Miss Kathleen Brown and Miss Estelle Chaudron. TO Miss T2horn- ton the hostess graciously presented a pair of white silk hose Those who shared Miss Soosts pretty courtesy to this attra ctive visitor were Miss Kathleen Brown, Miss Marie Herman, Miss Hilda Druhan, Miss Katherine Hughes, Miss Myrtle Murray, Miss Grace Druhan, Miss vickers and her house guests, Miss Nell Carlisle and Miss Aimee McDermott; Miss Grace Van Heuvel, Miss Helen McDon- aid, Miss Myrtle ollinger. Miss Estelle Chaudron and Miss Pearla Soost.
 Miss Katherine Reynolds of Birming- ham has been the feted guest the past week of Miss Elizabeth Hawkins on Pied mont avenue She arrived on Tuesday, and that evening Miss Harriet Mccullough gave swimming party, followed by din ner at the Capital City Country club. Those present were Miss Hawkins. Miss Katherine Reynolds. Miss Katherine Dickey anal her guest, Miss Mary Faith Vow of Lavonia; Miss Kathleen Black, Miss Mary Allgood Jones. MT. George Brown, MT. George Howard. Jr.. and MT. George Hart.
 Miss Elizabeth Hawkins gave a small party at the tea-dance at the Piedmont Driving club on Wednesday afternoon for her guest inviting about 15 of the college set. That evening they attended the dance given by the Kappa Alpha fra
 1aA. were guests at the Chinese dinner-dance at the Capital City club roof garden.
 Thursday evening Miss Hawkins and Miss Reynolds were given party at the dinner-dance at the East Lake Country club.
 They were special guests at the A. T. O. fraternity dance on Friday evening, and Saturday evening they were enter tained at dinner at the East Lake Coun- try club dinner dance, notes the Atlanta Sunday American.
 Miss Lorena Ingram is entertaining at a delightful week end party at Crest hill Farm" the pretty country home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. P Ingram in honor of Miss Marie Lanning's guest, Miss Roberta Lamb of Birmingham.
 All the varied pleasures of big farm give amusement to the party of friends, The picturesque lake forms an ideal place for swimming.
 A group of young men went out last evening to camp near "Cresthill Farm until tomorrow and others will motor out this afternoon to join the party.
 Miss Ingram's house guests include Miss Roberta Lamb of Birmingham, Miss Marie Lanning and Miss Elizabeth Meredith.-Anniston Star.
 
 No visiting girl has been more popu- lar than Miss Bernice Connor of Bir- weeks been the much admired guest of the Misses Hutchinson, says the Mobile Register. Since her arrival there has been a continuous round of pleasures first a weekend trip to the gulf, the party motoring to Coden, where the good ship Amethyst was in readiness for the cruise; stay on Dauphin island, where fishing and bathing were enjoyed by the congenial party of 22. On their return to the city a spirit of pleasure still prevailed, for there have been auto rides, boat rides. informal dances. week end stays at Magnolia Beach and Bat ties, and it is to the regret of her many friends here that she leaves for home Monday at noon.
 Mrs. w. H. Nevins of Birmingha who is spending the summer at their cottage on Perdido Beach, entertained with beach party on Wednesday night in honor of her daughter, Miss Louise Nevins, and her guest, Miss Martha Prince of Birmingham.
 The time was passed in a most unique way. A large camp fire was built on