The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
East Lake

East Lake
 The marriage of MT. Charles Lampliin end Miss Irene Ryan will be- solemnized at 5:3O O clock Wednesday afternoon, June ?. in East Lake Methodist church, Rev. R. E. Tyler officiating.
 Others who will participate in the cere- mony are Miss May Ryan, maid of honor; MT Winfield Lamplzin, groomsman; lit- tie Mildred Jones' flower girl; Whitman Gable. ring bearer, with MT. John Mon tano and MT. Albert Edgar as ushers. Preceding the beautiful ring ceremony a musical programme will be rendered by Miss Estelle Lampldn and Mir Charles Bernhard, Miss Ruth Ryan playing the wedding march.
 Miss Leta Jones Sunday school class had a delightful outing Saturday, going to Five Mile creek. The chaperons were: Miss Leta Jones and Miss Exa Aldrich. The members, who each had an invited guest, were: Dick Aldridge, Clisby Ald- rich, Haskell Brewster, Arthur Tomlin- son, Harry Moor, Sam Jones, Gary Burch- siel, Frank Beasley and Palmer Hall.
 The Sigma Nu Fraternity of Howard college will give house party this week at St. Clair Spring
 Professor and Mrs. J. C. Dawson and | Miss Emma Wood are to chaperon the guests, who leave on Monday. Those en- | toying this delightful hospitality are: Miss II-ucile Hill, Miss Estelle Hill, Miss Janie | Belle Pitts, Miss lone Harrison, Miss Jes- l sic Macon Miss Johnnie Hill, Miss Fran ces Woodrow, Miss Louise Blake, Miss Rosa Bancroft, Miss Lois Wellington, Mir Clay Shaw, MT. Guy Ray, MT Harry l Bradley Mir. Oscar Causey, MT. Lewis Leftwich, MT. E. l.. Barrett, MT. Lonny Noojin MT John F, Freeman, Mr. Ar thur Carlisle Mir Harry Harttield, and MT. Joe Duke.
 At the home of her mother Mrs. Will liam Hunt, Miss Alena Hunt was hosteFs Saturday evening in honor of Her house | guest Miss Louise Blake.
 Five hundred was played and later n delicious salad and ice course Was served to the following:
 Miss Louise Blake, Miss Lucille Hill. Miss Estelle Hill, Miss Haywood Notion, Miss Celia Ellard, Miss Alena Hunt, MT.
 Clay Shaw, Prof. Lonny Noojin, -Ir. Cur | ts Hasty, MT. Simson Clapp MT. Ralph 1 Strodgill and Mir. Ossie Pell. l delightful event of the past week was the musical given by Mrs. Amelia Embry at the home of her mother, Mrs ] Robert Motion.
 l Special interest centered in she piano numbers in the recital of Mr. Grover IT. den Davis. a magnificent performer. Punch was served as the guests entered | on the rose embowered porch by Miss Es- | telle Lampkin Mrs. A. D. Smith as sistedsthe hostess in receiving at the door Mrs. Embry. assisted by Mrs. M jlton and Miss cordelia Golson served a refreshing ice course to the following: Mrs. l.. A.
 Keene Mrs. W. F. Motion, Miss Haywood Motion, Mrs. A. D. Smith, Miss Kathleen Meadow, Miss Frances Macon, Miss Jes- sic Macon, Miss Emma Wood, Mrs F. NJ. James, Mrs. N. A. Barrett, Mrs. H. II. Hibbs, Mrs. w. N. Griffin, Mrs. Charles IT fl13 D,,1,x ginia Nixon, Miss Grave Robinson. Miss Estelle Lampkin, Miss Cordelia Golson, Mrs. w F. Gilmer Mrs. R. M Motion, Mir G. T. Davis and MT. Paul Keene.
 Mrs. M. G. Hubbard and little daughter of Cordova are the guests of Mrs. F. G. Burchfel.
 Miss Naomi Moon, sister of Prof A. J. Moon, after a pleasant visit in East Lake, has gone to Dadeville, where she will spend several weeks
 Col J. M. Huey is still quite iil nt the home of his son, MT. T. E. Huey. Mrs. Thurya Mutt is again at home with her daughter Mrs. E. G. Burchne, | Rev and Mrs. R. E. Tyler win leave Monday to attend the commencement of the woman's college in Montgomery. where their daughter. Miss ozette Tyler. will graduate.
 Miss Lucy Jones is in Montgomery this week attending commencement at the Woman's college.
 Miss Frances Coburn of Bessenier is the guest of her cousin, Miss May C,burn. Under the auspices of the EpwCrth league and< the Mission society of the Methodist church, two plays of interest to all will be given on next Friday even ing in Howard college. These plays are being directed by Mrs. B. H. Ruff. The Senior Scouts met on Friday even | ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. C.. Burchfiel and made enthusiastic plans | for their camp next week at Goodwin | Mills.
 | silver tea on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. H. Walker. | Miss Erin Bernhard was hostess on Friday, giving a three-course luncheon in honor of the house guests of Miss Mary Swindall The guests of honor were Miss | Charity Ward and Miss Mary Williams. | A color scheme of yellow and white was used throughout in the decorations, the l ta be being centered with a gorgeous base | of yellow roses.
 Place cards bore the following names: Miss Mary Swindal. Miss Charity Ward,
 Miss May Williams, Miss Erii Bern- hard. and Mrs. Drayton Bernhard 1 Miss Cleo Melcher was hostess Frf1ay evening to the Chums and Workers cub. In the interesting contest the prize was
 won by Miss Pauline Goodwin. Music, 1 games and the dainty ice course served by the hostess made for all a happy after | noon
 Miss Sara Hit of Bridgeport is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Howard Lane.
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