The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26
Society in
 Greater Birmingham
ENSLEY

The members of the Highland Bridg club. with a number of invited guests were charmingly entertained Friday aft ernoon at the home or Mrs. George A Millar. Golden rod and autumn foliag' enhanced the beauty of this attractive home. Tables for the club game wers arranged in the living, music and recep tion rooms. Punch was passed all dur ing the afternoon. The highest score prizes were dainty nut bowls and the consolat tion, a pretty silk work bag. 4 salad and ice course concluded the after noon. Those enjoying this pretty hos pitality were: Mrs. J. w. England, Mrs ClauC Rogers, Mrs. J. F. Armstrong, Mrs C. J. Barr. Mrs. W. G. Matthias, Mrs. D. E. Butcher, Mrs. s. l.. Morrow, Mrs. R F. Palmer, Mrs. W. G. Biekell, Mrs. W. F Wilcox, Mrs. R. A. Gray, Mrs. w. s. Adams, Mrs. c. A. Birk Mrs. Harry Hill- house, Mrs. Louis Mackenzie, Mrs. R. L. Daniel, Mrs N. H. Hankins, Mrs. E. J. Kummel, Mrs. D. G. Masters, Mrs. w. w. McTyeire, Mrs T. s. Abernathy, Mrs. J. B. Poole. Mrs. c. N. Mayfield, Mrs. B. R Pegram and Mrs. George A. Millar.
 Complimenting Miss Nan Swann of Att lanta, Mrs. J, T. Phillips entertained at Took and forty-two Friday evening at her home on Pike avenue. Autumn flowers, typical of the season. were used in the
 
 dining room by Miss Josephine Phillips. Following the game an rec course was served. Those present were: Miss Nan Swann, Miss Annie Mae Burgin. Mrs. G w. Willis, Miss Alice Burnell, Miss Georgie Johnson, Miss Tidwell. Miss Virgie Dickens, Miss Erline Candy, Miss Wilder Sinms, Miss Alma Snapp, Miss Clover Schreck. Miss Rosalyn Phillips Mrs. E. M. Eastes, Miss Emma Phillips NJ 1r Hks-u w. J. Kelly, Mir. and Mrs. w. l. Burgir. MT. and Mrs. J. Bryans, Mrs. R. B. Stacey. pr. Jesse Robbins. MT. Stanley Sutherland, MT. Leroy Thaxton, Mir John Clark, Mir John Hassler. MT Roy John son. Mir. Stewart Candy, MT. Ray Hass- Ter and MT. and Mrs. J. T. Phillips.
 Mrs. Carrie Turner was hostess Thurs day afternoon. entertaining the members of the Highland Clan and a number of invited guests Golden rod and ferns were lavishly used in the living and din- ing rooms. where tables for five hundred were arranged. The punch bowl which was embedded in the brigt-hued flower, was presided over by Mrs. G. c. Norris. The prizes were the handiworl1 of the hostess, and were awarded as follows The first. piece of crochet, to Miss Frances Youngblood: guest prize. a cen terpiece. to Mrs. R. A. Gray, and the >SAiSoa"tAoi' tWO uOilleSs was QIaWu Dy Mrs. T. H. Aldrich. An ice course with hints was passed to Mrs. E. S. Hurlbert, Mrs. J. C. Bonny, Miss Frances Young blood. Mrs J. c. Brumbaugh, Mrs. H. D. Williams. Mrs. John White, Mrs. w F. Wilcox, Mrs. M. H. McDowell Miss Mar garet Norris. Mrs. R. A. Gray. Mrs c. c. Norris, Mrs. T. II. Aldrich, Mrs. Joseph Mencherer. Mrs. Wright Wilcox, Mrs. !ohn Morrison. Mrs. R. F. Palmer and Mrs Carrie Turner.
 Mrs J. w. Brigman entertained the Phi Tau club Thursday afternoon at her ,cme on Avenue H. Ferns and cut flowers were placed about the livinfg room in when tables were arranged for five hun fred. At the conclusion of the game 'alad course with coffee was served to Ars. c. w. Brigman. Mrs. R. W. Brown, Mrs. w. M. Landrum, Mrs. Jack Ellis, ars. Carl Jones, Mrs. A. J. McRimmon. drs J. M. Ball and Mrs. J. w. Brigman. Friday evening in the library of the igh school the ladies of the School Im- royement association entertained at an normal reception for the teachers and l atrons Of the school. Ferns. palms and olden rod were effectively used in the l ecorat'ons. Punch bowls were arranged i bout the spacious room, and about 75 | nests ca,irn during the. appointed hours. 1
 Miss Nelia Rascoe was recent | ostess at her home on Avenue E in| onor or Miss Mamie Rascoe and Miss l lutn DAVIS, who leave soon to take | p duties as school teachers. Ct.t flow 1 rs anu terns adorned the rooms where