The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-20
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psnion may take heart. as yet. For 1
DO believe Alexa thinks a great deal more
about golf than about beaux.
Alexa is now playing golf every day
and while she plays with men mo woman
being able to stand her pace she doesn't
pay so much attention to her partner as
she does to her partners good plays
And she adheres to her boast of not
caring evening gowns, too. SO just you
walt until you see this young woman
golfer discard the smock and the short
skirt for a pink chiffon silver spangled
costume before you look around for an
other champion.
AS for her pause before the jewelry
shop window, l can't explain thae I'm
less it was to look at a silver cup which
stood behind the rings
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Curtis Brown of Mo
bile who are spending the autumn IN
Atlanta at the Ponce De Leon apart
ments, will be here until November. When
they go to New York for short stay
and from there to their home in Mobile
for the horse show, says the Hearst CAT
lanta) American.
Friday Mrs. Bush was given lunch
con at the Piedmont Driving club by Mrs.
Lee Jordan, at which a unique feature
was the place cards. bearing pictures OF
the Grove Park inn on their surface
The allusion was to the fact that the
hostess and honor guest as well as sew
eral of the other ladies present had been
together the past summer at the inn.
Friday evening a small dinner party at
the Georgian Terrace included Mr.. and
Mrs Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sanford
OF Knoxville and DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
Lamb of Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Sand
ford motored from Asheville Friday,
where they spent the past month at the
inn. They were accompanied by DIR. and
Mrs. Lamb, who had also been at the
inn, the party being en- route to Knox
vile.
In compliment to Misses Julia Shackle-
ford and Mary Ida Wood of Birmingham,
who are visiting Miss Laura Sawtell, a
luncheon was given Saturday by Miss
Dorothy Traynham at her home on
Peachtree road.
A large bowl of pale pink and purple
and white asters, the college colors deco
rated the center of the table, and each
place was marked by little hand-palnted
Dresden girls.
Miss Traynham was gowned in pale
blue taffeta.
Covers were laid for Misses shackle-
ford, Mary Ida Wood, Laura SaWteli'
Alice Cole and Catherine DuBose.
Miss Traynham leaves with Misses
Sawteu, Julia Shackleford, Mary Ida
Wood Sunday for Randolph Macon col
lege in Virginia.-Hearst (Atlanta) Amer
lean.
The marriage of Miss Eunice Hale and
Dr. Robert Avery, which was to nave
taken place tomorrow evening at the
Summit Methodist church on Shades
mountain, will take place at the home OF
the bride at $50 in the afternoon and Will
be a very quiet affair owing to a recent
death in the grooms family. Only the
members of the two families will witness
| the ceremony.
| Mrs. w. ]. williams will entertain the
| Sue Tarrant Literary society and a Few
| friends this afternoon at her home on
shades mountain in honor of Miss Eunice
Hale and Miss Lillian Tyler, two popular
brides-elect This club was named for
| the late Mrs. Tarrant who was an aunt
of these two young women
! Mrs. B. Alverson will entertain at a
Lyric party Wednesday afternoon Tor
Miss Bessie Rorex of Texas, the guest
of Mrs. Sidney S. Godbee
| Miss Coral Wood will entertain at g
box party this afternoon in honor O
/ Miss Edwina Wood, who will be one OF
the brides of the month. Among the
| guests will be Miss Erie Conzille, Mrs.
| James McAdory, Miss Rosmond Hill
| Mrs. H. B. Alternately and the guest o.
honor.
| Mrs w. C. Lloyd entertained yester-
dav afternoon at an auction bridge party
in honor of Miss Lee Ola Shannon, who
| is to leave in a few days to resume hel
studies at Castle school on the Hudson
The prizes for the games were a pan
| of silk hose a bottle of toilet water, anc
| for Miss Shannon, box of dainty mana
kerchiefs.
| Among the guests were Miss Annie
Laurie Keaton of Muskogee, Okla. Mis-:
Lottie Evans Miss Edith Whatley, Miss
Katherine Jones. Miss Verna McCrory
| Miss Selma Robinson, Miss Rosa Woods
! Wilder Miss Susie and Selma Perry
| Miss Mary Chambles Dryer Mrs. Hous
/ ton Brice, Mrs. John Winter, Miss Eve
Ign Hoke and Miss Etoile White.
Mrs. J. Lester Fossick entertained yes
terday afternoon for his sister. Miss VIII
lie Asher of Atlanta, who is visiting he
in her apartment at the Fitzgerald.
Among the guests were Miss Martha
bradshaw. Miss Eula Weakley. Mis-
Helen Lake Little, Miss Margaret Cole
man, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Mrs. E(
Crawford, Mrs. Carl Wittichen, Mrs
/ Courtney Shropshire, Mrs Barton White
/ Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth Mrs. John {
! Henley, Jr., Mrs. Berry Baugh. Mrs, z
/ T. Dunkerly, Mrs. E. S. Stovall, Mrs. J
\ F. Webb, Mrs. Wilburn Smith, Mrs, e
II A. Richey, and Mrs. Warren Buchanan
/
! Mrs. J. F. Graham's party on F'rida,
will be one of the delightful informa
4 affairs of the week. There were abou
80 invitations issued and the invitation
/, list included number of friends o
Mrs. Gunnels, who will soon leave Biz
mingham to make her home in Tennes
see.
Hi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS