The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22
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members of her music class Friday after
noon at the home OF her sister Mrs. G. NJ
Truss. at Shadys,de. Mayigolds. zinnias
and ferns were artistically used in the
decorations. Punch WIS served In the
dining room by Miss iWelyn Godfry.
After beautiful musical programmes
dainty refreshments were served. Those
present were Miss Mary Zeigler, Miss An
ME Valentine, Miss Miliie Curry, Miss Lois
! W flock, Miss Einor Smiles Miss Irene
Cook, Miss Matte Lou Majors Miss
Pearl Digger Mrs. Grady Spinks. Miss
Matte Stephens. Miss Gladys Lyle, MISS
Louise Shannon. Miss Mildred SPHINX
Miss Kathleen Hyde. Miss Tom Pearl
Copeland, Miss Ola Bennett. Mrs, b.
Finley, Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Marie Me
Glawn, Miss Irene Hardwood, Miss Mbiry
Cuban, Miss Virginia Ses.y, Miss Ruby
Gibson. Miss Matte Orwell. Miss Rebeoca
Gay, Miss Mary Bum GAY, Miss Rnoy
Truss, Miss Evelyn Godfrey, Ms. G. M.
Truss, Mss Annie Williams and others.
An interesting event of the past week
was the celebration of the golden weo-
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Fowler
at their home in Fairview. Mr.. and Mrs
Fowler extended the hospitality of their
home to their friends and family connec-
| tons and In the forenoon number Of
guests gathered from all parts of the dis
=" CT They were assisted during the day
LIS ..aa at,erson. Mrs. A. w. Deason.
Punch was served the guests as they
entered by Mrs. Wren. IN keeping with
the occasion, large vases of golden glow
were used in each of the rooms, and ON
the tables where at noon the guests were
served with an elaborate old-fashioned
dinner In the afternoon the golden we'd
ding was solemnized in the living room.
the couple entering to the strains of the
| wedding march, played by Miss Beryl
| Rogers. Rev Nj. X. Thornton of BesAe-
mer performed the ceremony. Many val-
| liable and appropriate remembranccs,
| suitable for the occasion, were received.
| Surrounded by a number of the friends,
who had gathered to extend their con-
gratuations. the host gave his life's story
which was most interesting. About 80
guests enjoyed this happy occasion with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler.
| Mrs Harry Jones was recently honored
at surprise birthday party when Mrs
| A. Il. Wicksham entertained at five hun
dred at her home in Fairfield. A red and
| white decorative scheme appeared in all
| the details. In the house decorations red
| g'adiolas were employed. The score cards
yere hand painted in red rosebuds and
| the colors were prettily carried out In the
| dining room. where the birthday cake
was decorated with rosebuds and the rep
| resentative number OF small red tapers
! Seven tables for the game were placed
| on the veranda and in the living room
| The highest score was made by Miss
| Eleanor Hughes. the prize being a cut
glass violet vase. The BOBBY prize, a piece
| Of china, was awarded Mrs T. NJ. War
rem, and the consolation, a cut glass rose
bowl, was drawn by Mrs Sophie krahen-
buhl. After the game an ice course in
red and white was served in the dining
room. where the birthday cake was cut
, by the honoree, and where she was pre-
scented with a set of silver spoons by Mrs
| Wickham, as gift from the guests
Punch was served from a table in the liv-
ing room, over which Mrs. Jack Ellis pre-
| sided.
| The guests We're Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs
j. Duncan. Mrs. William Bickeli Mrs.
! w. NJ. Landrum. Mrs. Joe Smith Mrs
George Brigham, Mrs. Sophie Krahen-
buhl Mrs. Wade Martin. Mrs. j. w.
| Featherstone, Mrs. Clarence Keenon, Mrs
| T. M. Warren, Mrs Catherine Mentzei.
| Mrs. Jack Brandon. Mrs. Gorge Gorff
WIS c. A. Gapen, Mrs c. w. Roberts,
Mrs. John Antwne, Mrs w G. Carr,
! AIRS. Jack Ellis Mrs. Hemingway. Mrs.
T. s. Alternately, Mrs w. O. Bryan, Mrs
| Mary Logan, Miss Mabel Anderson, Mrs.
| Roarden Nj ss Eleanor Hughes, Miss
| Perss Pruitt. Miss Barbara Gonzales,
Miss Mary Holland and Mrs. A. &c. Wick
| ham.
! Mrs. ;. G. King entertained the MEM
hers of the Young Matrons' Five Hundred
| club at her home on Park avenue Thurs
| day afternoon. Cut flowers and ferns
| adorned the rooms in which the tables
were arranged for the club game. Mrs
| d. c. Donald served frappe as the guests
| arrived and at the close of the afternoon
an ice course was passed to Mrs. ID. c.
| Donald, Mrs. G. ID. Randle Mrs. o. w
| Gray, Mrs. James Rountree, Mrs. j. w
Mcdonald, Mrs s. p. Wynne. Mrs. M. r.
Johnson. Mrs. r. b. Harrell and Mrs
| S. G. King.
On the occasion of her 18th birthday
Miss Elizabeth Foster of FairvIew en-
| tertained a number of friends. The house
was prettily decorated with cut flowers.
| Refreshments were served I'm the dining
DOM, where the birthday cake was cut.
Mr.. Samuel McCauley and family have
| returned from an extended motor trip
| u "ush Georgia and Tennessee.
| Mrs. c. II. Bradley entertained a lunch
| con Thursday at the Tutwiler compli-
! menting Mrs. John Kribs of New Orleans.
who. with her daughter, Miss Marie Kribs.
| are the guests of Mrs II. J. Kribs ON
| Ensley Highlands. After luncheon the
party enjoyed box party.
Miss Mary Brockman Is spending a
month at her summer cottage at Clair
mont Springs.
| Mrs. James Harrington of Memphis is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee White.
| Miss Odessa Hart of Atlanta is the
| guest of Mrs. |. @. Hart at Shadysde.
| Mrs. Curtis Ausborn entertained a num-
| Der of friends Thursday at spend-t the
| day party at her home in Fairview. The
| house decorations were ferns and cut
| flowers At noon a four-course luncheon
was served. covers being laid for 10.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Franklin are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. -. Tilley at Fair
| view
Miss Marcella Davis of Memphis is
| the guest of Miss Drumilda Oakley
! Mr.. and Mrs Hubert DeBardeeben have
gone to the Panama exposition and other
points In the west.
| Mrs. Harry Endress is the guest of
relatives in Brazil, Ind
/ Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. McElroy and chill
dren have returned from a two weeks
stay in Camp Walton, Florida.
Mr.. Harry Schussler has returned from
/ a visit to relatives in Asheville, n. c.
| were the recent guests of Prof. and
| Mrs. J. H. Huffstutler, en- route to their
home from Roanoke, where they visited
| relatives.
| Miss Pearl Cawthorne and Miss Irene
| Cawthorne have returned from an ex-
| tended visit to different points in Ten
nessee They visited Lookout Mountain,
| Nashville, Montagle, Sewanee. Tracey
CITY and Wartrace.
Mrs. f. G. Cutler and children are
spending a month with relatives in Chi
| cago.
| Mr.. William Mcdowell of Selma is WIS.,
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Mcdowell on