The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-04
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM


 ing room, where a large gathering Of relatives and friends witnessed the cere- mony which was performed by the Rev. s. T. Slaton of the Norwood Methodist church. Miss Valla McCool was maid of honor. Her costume was of pink crepe de chine with lace trimmings, and she carried sweet peas of the same tint.
 Miss McCool was extremely pretty in her wedding gown of white chiffon ever satin with furnishings of lace and pearls and she carried shower of white sweet peas and valley lilies. Mr. Homer Stiva was Mir Sherrills best man.
 An informal reception followed, after which MT. and Mrs Sherrill left for Chattanooga and other points of Ten nessee. Later they will go to Beltona to reside
 Little Alma Almon celebrated her ninth birthday yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs U. c. Almon, in Pratt City. The children enjoyed a spider webb contest and other outdoor games, after which they were invited into the dining room where the table was prettily decorated and cen tered with a large birthday cake with nine burning tapers. Ices and bonbons were served to 25 guests.
 Mir Mason Monfee was given a de- lightful surprise party Wednesday even ing by a cotere of friends at his home. Games and music were diversions of the entertainment and an ice course was served later in the evening.
 Miss Mary Dunbar and Miss Lallie Dunbar complimented Miss Esther Ken dricks at a farewell party last evening The honor guest will leave Saturday for Wake Forrest N. C., to make her future home. Sweet peas decorated the house and AZ was played. At a late hour an ice course was served to 20 guests.
 Mir and Mrs. James Harrington are visiting in New Orleans
 MT J. R. Durham is spending a few days in Atlanta.
 Mrs. Robert Brinskelly was hostess at a euehre party yesterday afternoon at her home in West End, when sweet peas Were used to emphasize a pink and White color motif This same color scheme was carried out in the score cards and ices served at the close of the game. silver nut set was awarded to the player having the highest score. Mrs Brinskelly invited 25 friends to share this delightful hospitality with her.
 Mrs. George c. Oliver is i'll at her home
 The Mothers Self-Culture club will meet this. afternoon with Mrs. J. Y. Braim.
 Mrs J. w. Brigman was hostess at 6 spend the day party in Ensley and the guests were limited to the members of the Phi Tau club. A three-c course luncheon was served at 1 o'clock and the afternoon was spent playing 500. Those present were Mrs. R. w Brown, Mrs. Brigman, Mrs. J. M Bahl Mrs w. M Landrum, Mrs. Pauline Roberts. Mrs R. E. Stanford, Mrs. Jack Ellis, Mrs. Carl Jones and Miss Lida Riley.
 The last meeting of the N. F. Fl. club occurred yesterday in Fairfield with Mrs. Charles Perry, hostess. At the con clusion of the game hand paint ed plate was awarded to Mrs. Harry Mearns and delicious ice course was served to the 12 members.
 Mrs. G. H. Palmer of Columbus, Miss. is visiting Mrs J. w. England
 Mrs. Joe Steed is critically i'll at her home in Ensley.
 Miss Pearl Butler and Miss Nina Holman left last evening for an extend- ed western trip.
 Miss Julia Goodlowe is visiting in Kennedy
 Miss Jean Hargrove has returned to -e'S"icoSd etltcI DtlIlS Lno guest Ol Mrs. Sam King.
 Maj. s. H. Nowlin attended the Con- lederate reunion in Richmond and be- fore returning to his home in Inglenook will visit friends in several cities of Virginia,
 MT. James Harvey left yesterday tc spend part of the summer with his grandfather, MT. J. D. McAllister, iis Chattanooga.
 Miss Ella Massey of Village Springs is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Mas | sey.
 | Miss Clara Higginbotham has re- turned to Village Springs after a stay | with friends in Inglenook. The anniversary open meeting of the R. D. Jackson chapter. U. D. C., was an Interesting event of yesterday after noon, taking place in the rooms of the Piquik club in Woodlawn. Bunting and Confederate flags were used as attrac- tive decorations and the Confederate colors. red and white. were also uset in the ices and cakes, the latter beins embossed with U. D. c. in red letters Following the programme Mrs. Asa