The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-10

HHE principal events in social circles
 during the month of August are the trips and tours of fashionable people. Many Birmingham matrons and girls are visiting in other cities and the following chatter from exchange papers commenting on the many delightful en- tertainments given in their honor will be read with interest by their friends at home
 A dance was given Wednesday evening by Miss Sue Katherine Oden for her guest, Miss Beulah Bains of Birmingham. Punch was served on the veranda by Miss Avis Thompson, Miss Isabel Kemp and Miss Katherine Davis.
 Among the guests were Misses Nellie Hiers, Margaret Ennis, Elizabeth Clan ton, Grace Garwood, Mabel Russell, Ruby Ennis. Mary Love, Dorothy Smith, Mat tie Hiers, Ruth Harrison, Tom Nicholson, Helen Wilson, Ruth Fitzpatrick, Eleanor Odum, Irene Kane, Robert Hardin, Wal ter Kane, Mallion Sherfield, Jack Petit, Eugene Jones, John Griffith, J. B. Sim mons, Wilton Carson, Arva Floyd, Cal honn Smith, Homer Bramlett, Lewis Row. lett, Donald Burch MT Jones, Gartrell Webb, MT. Besrden. Mir. Watson, Clifton Baker, MT. and Mrs. ]. P. Davis Hearst's Sunday American.
 The social calendar has shown fewer dates during the last week than at any time during the midsummer season. So many people are out of the city there is almost no entertaining the main diver sion of society being the round of in- formal club affairs given each day of the week.
 The younger set have figured in almost all the parties which have been given. The swimming party at which Miss Frances Broyles entertained at the Capi- tai City Country club Monday afternoon complimented Miss Katherine Reynolds of Birmingham, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins guest-says Hearst's Sunday American.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Wier, of Birming- ham, announce the engagement and ap- preaching marriage of their daughter, .S"e Lee to MT. Clifford B. Beasley, of Birmingham. the wedding to take place in September at the home of the brides grandparents, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ca vett, at their beautiful country place near Macon, Miss, where Miss Wier is spending the summer, says the Mobile
 
 bered in Mobile as the guest of her cousins, the Betheas, having served dur ing one visit here as a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Jessie Bethea to MT. Ogburn, of Shreveport La. She spent the past June here visiting at the home of Mrs. Bethea, Mrs. N. A Madler and little daughter Helen will leave on the first of September for Macon to be there few weeks preceding the wedding, which is to be a beautiful country one and in which little Helen Mader will take the part of Aflower girl.
 Mrs. J. F. Steele entertained last week sr honor of Miss Lady Lois Townsend of Birmingham. The house was deco rated with garden flowers, quantities of Japanese sunflowers and tiger lilies being l.-',7- During the evening a salad course was served. Assisting Mrs. Steele in en- tertaining were Mrs. Howard B. Boody and Miss Mary Groover The guests in- cluded Misses Gail Kennett Johnnie Rowlette, Carolyn Martin, of Missouri Helen Fulton, Beulah Harrison, Bessie Withers, Caro Haralson, Grace Garwood and Martha Hale; Messrs. Earl Price, Arva C. Floyd, Clarence Harrison, Wal ter o. Withers, Joseph Launius, Ray mond P. Englitt, John Griffith, Frank Jones, Atha Baugh and Robert V. Wat terson.-Atlanta exchange.
 A Jackson, Miss, paper notes tte fol- lowing:
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