The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-12

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Matthews white charmeuse will
crystal bertha and lace garnitures.
Miss Nina Nicholson was hostess yes
terday to a little group of friends
v HON she invited to witness the bill
at the Lyric as her guests and to NEE
Miss Mary Brockman and Miss Bessi,
Bethea, two much feted brides elect
Her guests were: Miss Virginia Brock
man, Miss Sara Neill Miss Haywood
Motion, Mrs. Andrew Berry. Miss Agne.
bethea and the honorees.
Birmingham friends of Mr.. j. B. Antrim
will be interested in the following an
nouncement card which has been received
in this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Booth an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
| Lena Ann. to Mr.. Jay Bennett Antrim
on Monday December q. 1914, Urbandale
/ Battle Creek, Mich.
All OF the friends who have missed Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Ford and their delightful
family since they left Birmingham to live
in Portland, Me-. will be interested In this
excerpt from a letter written by Mrs
Ford to Birmingham friend:
I'VE spent a happy Christmas together
in our new home-an ideal, bright crisp,
clear day; snow on the ground, Sleigh
bells iingling-for everything is on rum
ners except the autos. But we missed
our old friends in Birmingham very, very
| much. The holidays were gay here
dances, dinners and parties, all for the
young people. The toboggan slide at the
| Country club is in demand. 1t Is not our
| Country club by any means. The temper
| ature here has been degrees below zero,
| but we have not suffered from the cold
yet"
| Mrs. Oscar r. Hundley and Mrs. Scion
| Jacobs left yesterday for Montgomery
where they will remain much of the time
| during the session of the legislature
| They were making preliminary arrange
ments yesterday for conducting campaign
work in the interest of equal suffrage
among the legislators
| Mrs. John w. Luke, who has spent the
| past several weeks in birmingham with
Mr. Luke at their apartment in the San
Jose, left yesterday for Philadelphia to
again study painting. She will be absent
several months
Miss Carrie Shaul of Arkansas will ar
rive today to visit her sister, Mrs Harry
Oster.
Mr.. Harry Oster left yesterday for Chi
cago and eastern points.
Mr.. John Marks will undergo an oper-
alton this morning at st. Vincent's hos
pital for appendicitis.
Mr.. Norwell w. Cullom is i'll at the
| JAWS lnhrmary where he was reported
Yesterday afternoon resting very well.
Mr.. Victor c. lionel Is spending two
weeks in Chicago and Grand Rapids.
Miss Mary Chollet Berney will entertain
at bridge this afternoon for Miss Bessie
bethea and Miss Mary Brockman
MISS Kathleen Moore will be a hostess
at cards today in compliment to Miss
Aileen Fielder of Atlanta
The Lakeview School Improvement as
sociation meets this morning at 1920 at
sired W
Mrs L. G. Woodson will be hostess TO-
morrow morning at 1920 to the IJipbl.nd
Book club.
MIS- charles FL DeBardeleben will en-
lertalh at luncheon tomorrow at the
country club for Mrs Harrison stuart
Matthews, STUART
MISS Nonnie Hall of Birmingham ana
Mr. w. H. Camp of Atlanta were quiet
~ married yesterday evening at
o'clock. The ceremony was nerformoa
IN the presence of a few friends nv
the Rev. r. L. Bell, pastor of HANDLED
Memorial church. Miss Hall has scores
or Birmingham friends who will be In
terested In the event.
Mrs. w. Hale has returned to East
Lake from Mobile, where she was called
by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Will
hanson.
The Sunflower Gardeners held a sue
cessful meeting yesterday afternoon
with the president, Mrs p. q. Burch-
neld An important business session in
troduced the meeting.
A musical programme will he given
Of he
club and the School Extension course.
complimentary to the Barrett school at
the East Lake city hall, this evening at
S:lo All patrons and friends of the school
are cordially invited. The programme
follows:
Songs, Crossing the Bar (Pontius):
will O. the Wisp'' (Spross).
One Fine Day. 0rom Madame But
terny'o PuccinD, Annie Lou Wood.
Piano. Prelude, (Grieg): "Ballade"I
(Dfahms), Miss Lowela Hanlin.
Song, "Carmena" (Wilson), Miss Wood.
Piano, Reflections on the Water (De-
bussy). Miss Hanlins
Songs, Dainty Dorothea' Ode Koven).
Little Grey Home in the Vest Uohrl:
Flower Rain" (Schneider) Miss Wood.
Piano, Evening Harmony" (LiszD.
Miss Hanlin.
Miss Gertrude Wood, accompanies.
Mrs. H. F. Chain left East Birminr-
ham yesterday for Memphis. where she
will make her home.
At the convention of Sunday schools
held at the Presbyterian church of
Enon Ridge Sunday, the East Birminr-
ham Methodist Sunday school won the
banner for the largest number of mem
bers presents
Lamar and Lewis Wright have re-
turned to st. Bernard college at Gull
man.
Mrs. Cleveland Meace Of Newcastle
and her children are guests of Mrs T. |
N. McGrady.
Mrs Walter Smith and her little son. |
John. left yesterday for Talladega.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Keith are moving |
to Shelby county.
The Camp Fire Girls OF Inglenook met |
yesterday with Miss Rebecca Bazemore |
A business session was conducted by the |
leader, Mrs. ]. L. Anderson, and refresh |
ments were served to the IL members
Miss Ruby johnson of Montgomery
spent the weekend with Miss Rebecca |
Bazemore.
The Women's Missionary society of
Pratt City M. E. church south met yes
terday afternoon at the parsonage, and |
the public installation of officers CO.
CURED. Mrs C. w. Smith is president,
and the vice presidents are Mrs. W. T.
McGlawn. Mrs. E. w. Donald, Mrs.
Isaac Walker and Mrs T. N Carrawy.
Miss Annie DeBardeleben was made
treasurer and Mrs. Alice johnson agent |
for the Missionary Voice." Mrs. T. W.
Smith is recording secretary and Mrs.
Q. r. Hekins corresponding secretary.
Tho Young Ladies' Missionary So
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