The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26
EAST LAKE

Miss Cora Hibbs entertained the Wednesday, Morning Music club the past week Bylaws and constitution were pre- sented and adopted, and it was decided to divide the members into two sections, a choral club and study club. each mem Der being given the privilege of choosing her course of study The club members count themselves fortunate in having Prof Rienzi Thomas as their director. Those present were: Mesdames A. D. Smith. A. H. Oliver, A. w. Bert, M l.. Moor, w C. Grant. Amelia Embry, J. A Hendricks, D. c. Meadow, A. B. New man. F. NJ Leekey, A. H. Darden, r. F. Burns, Misses Cora IIibbs, Mable Beasey, Fannie Mae Riddle, Ruth Ratliff, Dana Hilliard Fora Whetstone and Prof. Rienzi Thomas.
 Mrs. A. D. Smith very delightfully."- en- tertaned the members of her sunday school class and the friends at her home Friday evening. Those young men com posed the Psi Delta fraternity of Howard college. The home was artstically deco rated in golden rod and heliothrope, car rving out A color note of yellow and pur- ple. the colors of the fraternity. The guests were welcomed at the door by Mesdames A D. Smith and l.. A. keene. The hostess was further assisted in en- tertaining her guests by Mrs. Nell Smith, Mrs Amelia Embry and Miss Emma Wood and Miss Eileen Lampkn. An en- ioyable musical programme was rendered by Mrs Amelia Embry and Miss kath- Teen Meadow. A dainty salad and ice course was served at a late hour. Those fortunate enough to share this hospitality were: Misses Estelle Lampkin, Emma Kennedy, Annie Senn, Eunice Leckey Vera Mae Brewer, Matte Hughes Ken nedy Mable Bensley. Elizabeth Iaylor' Frances Macon, Hazel Newman. Johnnie Riddle Martha Truss, Jessie Macon, Irene Ora ham, Annie Motion, Christine Norris Lois Scandrit; Messrs Truitt Weaver. Reney Hilliard, Martin Newman, 8. B. Bryant T. A. Blake, J. E. Nichols, Strick- land. w " Woodall, Robert Lee Tate, M. W. Boozer, J. V. Hibbs. Eugene Dun naway. R. P. Sergeant Claude Boozer' Winston Caton, c. L. Vice, J. D. Jackson, A. J. Moon, Mrs. M. l.. Harris, pr. ana Mrs J. M Shelburne Prof. and Mrs A. H. Olire Dr. and Mrs. II. H. Hibos Mrs. L. A. Keene.
 Mrs. W. A. Bass was hostess for the Pierrian club Friday afternoon the subject of study was. Contemporary Women In American Literature and an excellent programme was given as follows: Mary Johnston Recent NOV els" by Mrs Chappell Corey; "Clever Children in Current Fiction by Mrs E. J. Robinson. selected reading, Mrs P Burns: "Women Novelists Best Worth Knowing" Mrs w. N. Griffin; music by Misses Ruth Ratliff and xathleen Meadow After the pro- rramme a pleasant social hour was entoyed when the hostess served an Ice course Little Misses Mary Carlisle and Majorie Bass dipped punch from table prettily decorated in early au- tumn flowers
 One of the prettiest affairs of the season was given Friday night when the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity of How ard college entertained in the parlors of their chapter house, In honor or MT l. F. Simmons and Miss Madeline King, whose wedding takes place Oc- tober '. The guests were welcomed at the door by Mir. c. c. Chance and MT. Lewis Dawson, with Mesdames J. M. Shelburne and l.. A. Keene. In the receiving line having a back ground of palms and ferns, stood the wedding party MT. Simmons, Miss Keene, Misses Lois Wellington, Rosa Bancroft Mar than Truss and Messrs Claude Griffin, Riffle Simmons, Ben Walker. Robert Robinson, Bill Griffin. Dean Black welder. J. R. Robertson, Mrs. F. F, Burns Mrs. ]. c. Dawson, Mrs. II. E. Washington and Miss Mamie Hiden, further assisted in receiving. Mrs J. C. Hutto and Mrs. A Fl. Arlie served punch throughout the receiving hours, and a pretty ice course in heart shape, with hints and cakes in yellow, was enjoyed About 75 guests were present to offer good wishes and congratula- tions to this happy couple, who are held in high esteem by the fraternity. Mir Simmons has been an active mem Der of the Pi Kappa Alphas since their organization and he and his bride-to- be have a wide circle of friends among the college set to congratulate them.
 Miss Ruth Simmons of Monroeville arrived Friday to be the guest of Mss Madeline Keene until after the Sim mons eene wedding.
 Mir and Mrs. J. R. Sadler left th!s week for Red Star. where they will make their home Dr. G. W. Macon and family will occupy their home on un- derwood avenue for the winter.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Cald- well will be glad to know she Is inn proving at the home after an operation for her throat
 Mrs C. IT. Woodbury and children have returned from a visit to relatives in Florida.