The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31

the chosen colors The first prize,
 set of cut glass salt dishes, was won by Mrs. Henry Wood, while the booby,
 a specimen white chrysanthemum, fell
 to Mrs Charles A. Hassler. The con
 solation, Boston fern. was drawn by
 Mrs E. l.. McGee. At the close of the
 game a tempting salad course was served with coffee. Mrs. Burke was assisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs. J. j. Nickels, and received sew eral handsome pieces of cut glass, sig nificant of her crystal wedding ami versary. Those enjoying this delight ful affair were Mrs. Wright Wilson Mrs M H. Mcdowell, Mrs. J. w. Full
 ford, Mrs D. II. Mcclure, Mrs. A. D. Slye, Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs J. J. Nickels. Mrs J. D. Lacey, Mrs. Alfred Carraway Mrs. R. E. Baskerville, Mrs. II. D. Williams Mrs E. l.. McGee, Mrs
 Raymond Boggs, Mrs. Carrie Turner
 Mrs. Charles A. Hassler, Mrs. R. Y.
 Johnson, Mrs G. w. Burke Mrs. J. l..
 NIullarky and Mrs. E. L. Holman.
 MT. and Mrs. P w. McDonough were
 hosts at pretty dinner party re- gently at their home on Vine street.
 vase of stately white and yellow
 chrysanthemums adorned the center of
 the prettily appointed table, from
 which a three-course menu was served, with the place cards bearing the fol- lowing names: MT. and Mrs. A. E'
 Wick ham, MT. and Mrs. A. $. Wickham' MT. and Mrs. F. w. McDonough, MT. and Mrs. Jack Krahenbuhl, Miss Rose McDonough, Mir Briggs Rogers, MT. Leo McDonough. Mir. John Rutledge, MT. John McDonough and Mr. Harry Hood.
 Mrs. William Jenkins delightfully."- entertained the Thursday Afternoon Crochet club the past week. The rooms were tastefully de- 3orated with ferns, fod mi The after noon was pleasantly spent in social way and with fancy work after which the hostess served a tempting plate luncheon Mrs B. F. McPherson ana Mrs. Frances Perkins were the guests of the afternoon and the following club
 members were present; Mrs. 1' F. Wood. Mrs c. D. Comstock. Mrs D. E. Cook. Mrs. William Jenkins. Mrs | & l.. Baty, Mrs. A. J. Monfee and Mrs. c. D. COmstock.
 Miss Thesersa O'Hare will be host | ess to the North Highland Five Hun | dred clubo n Tuesday evening at the | home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. James O'Hare. on Hibernian avenue. | Miss Rose McDonoueh, whose mar riage to Mir. Harry Hood will take place on November 8, was the honoree at pretty miscellaneous shower yes 1 terday afternoon with Mrs. J. C. A1mon, | Mrs A. L. Layton and Miss Mamie | Flynn JO1nt nOSltSScb at Nhc s'C'''> | of Miss Mamie Flynn on Vine street. 1 Pink and white were the colors chosen and were effectively carried out in the decora tion consisting of flowers ana | tjny cupids and baskets. with festoons Of pink and white about the rooms l Those in the receiving line with the l bostesses were Mrs M. !. Flynn. Mrs l | F Greer Mrs A. E. Wickham. Mrs lR E. Johnson and Mrs Jack <rah - | enbuhl From a cozy little nook Tn | the hall punch was served the bev- craze being dipped hv Miss Rose Flynn and Miss Louise Collins. The bride book was presided over by Mrs. Joe McDonough As the bride-to-bc entered l she was showered with pink and white 1, rose petals and rice by little Miss Alma Almon. The gifts were brought li, hy Miss Mildred Flynn and Miss l Jamie Collins In a large basket GOV l cred with white crepe and big bows | of mink tulle on each handle. After most interesting contest in which the | married ladies gave advice to the hride- l to-be. and the young ladies gave req tsons why they had never married. a dainty ice course was served with tiny
 pink baskets bearing the name of the
 honoree and the date as favors. Those