The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-06
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By EMMA REID RYALL

of Ohio, Mr.. w G. Colmery, Mrs. b. A.
Pepperman, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. r. A.
Mullins, Mrs T. S. Neville Miss Pattie
Rena Sheppard, Miss Lula Cook, Mrs.
Arnett of Cincinnati, Mrs. X. A. Ivey,
Mrs. Reuben Watts, Mrs. Harry Bevins
and others.
The Norwood Bridge club held the first
meeting of the season yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss Eva May Nor
gan. This club holds its meeting twice
each month and the next meeting will be
with Mrs. Oscar Price.
The house was decorated with pink
roses and cosmos, which colors were
carried out in the salad and ices.
The prize for the score was hand
made piece of underwear and the conso-
lation prize was a box of handkerchiefs.
The guests prize was a piece of hand
painted china.
The members of this club are Miss
Pearl Blackburn, Miss Estelle Strickland,
Miss Mable Marler Miss Annie Mae
Shook Miss Eugenia Price, Miss Annie
Mae Zimmerman, Miss Jennie Price, Miss
Sarah Hodges, Miss Edith Thomas, Miss
Helen Mewhinney, Miss Jessie Ferguson,
Miss Annie " Horn; Mrs. Oscar Price,
Mrs Laurens Miller, Mrs. w. A. Jen-
kins. Among the guests were Mrs Frank
Hammond, Mrs. Vincents Shields, Mrs.
c. V. Orr, Mrs. Hoyt Self Miss Pauline
Thomas Miss Abbie Murphy
Mrs. r. o. Crane was hostess yesterday
to the Young Matrons' Needle Craft club
at her home in Woodlawn. The club
members include:
Mrs. Richard Bell Mrs. Fac Cheatham,
Mrs. Roland Crawford, Mrs. j. t. Dixon,
Mrs. C. E. Fancher, Mrs. w. c. Farrar,
Mrs H. P. Fossett, Mrs. Dan Glidden,
Mrs. w. d. Lanier, Mrs. ]. B. Lehman,
Mrs. 7. o. McGlathery, Mrs. E. L. Nor
ris Mrs. j. E.. Rhodes, Mrs. Gilbert
Richie, Mrs. Robert Richie, Mrs. Frank
Robinson, Mrs. w. M. Sharp, Mrs. b. b.
Best, Mrs. Joe Ware Mrs. e. M Will
liams.
The guests were Mrs. Frank Gordon
Bell, Mrs. Robert Perry and Mrs. Silas
Thaxton.
Mrs. Luke Hunt was hostess yesterday
to the members of the YOUNG Matrons
Bridge club at her home on South TWEEN
ty-sixth street. The club members are
Mrs. James CARRIER. Mrs. Roderick Bed
dow, Mrs. John Coye, Ms. Olive Coke,
Ms. Roscoe Harris Mrs. Charles Heidi,
Mrs. Hinson Sibley, Mrs. Carlton Smith,
Mrs. Anglin White, Mrs. James c. Nor
ris, Mrs. Michael Nolan, Mrs Henry Hi
den, Jr, and Mrs. James Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ramsey Robert
son of Fayette announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sallie Mcconnell, to
Mr.. Stephen Audry Frazier of Deemer,
Miss, the wedding to occur October 70.
The following letter has been received
by friends and patrons of the South
Highland school:
Dear Friends: At meeting of the
South Highlands School Improvement as
ISOLATION, held at the school building on
Wednesday, September 81, it was unan-
imously decided to send out letter to
the friends and patrons of the school
asking for contributions to fund OF
$500 to be used in equipping modern
kitchen and lunch room for the school,
and in placing sanitary drinking foun-
tains on the grounds.
eve believe that this is matter which
is of vital Importance to the health ana
well being of the children, and trust that
every friend and patron of the school
will make a liberal contribution.
MAKE checks payable to the South
Highland school by T. c. Young, princi-
pal, and send in your contribution, If
possible. on Thursday, October 5, to the
principals office.
every one who contributes one dollar
or more to this fund will be enrolled as
an active member of the South Highlands
School Improvement association for the
year.
Thanking you in advance for your as
sistance and cooperation, we are, cor
daily yours, Mrs. Leo K. Steiner, Mrs.
Walter M. Newfield, Mrs. w. ]. Ware,
Mrs. James Bowron, Mrs. William Leedy,
Mrs. George Stubs, Mrs. 3. M Tutwiler,
Jr., Mrs. w. H. Hassinger, Mrs. l..
Stephenson Mrs c. S Leeper, Mrs Ter
renee Maclin, Mrs Robert G. Hidden, Mrs.
George III. Clark, committee.
Mrs. J. P. Walsh of Woodlawn High
lands entertained at a spend thee day
party in honor of Mrs Lizzie Freed of
Montgomery. The morning was spent
sewing on fancy work and several de-
lightful musical numbers were given.
Among the guests were Mrs. Freed,
Mrs. Truman Gabbet. Mrs. Arthur
MILESTONE Miss Clara Vadboncour and
Master James Walsh, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Venom Long announce
the marriage of their daughter, Myra
Agnes, to Mr.. Albert Joseph Day, on
Thursday, October S, 1916, Ensley.
The marriage of Miss Myra Agnes
Long and Mr.. Albert J. Day was quiet
ly solemnized yesterday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, Rev. Father McQuillan
officiating There were no attendants
and only the immediate families were
present. The ceremony was followed
by an informal reception and salad
course was served The bride was be-
comingly attired in a coat suit of mid