The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-10

I watermelon cutting in honor of Miss
Eleanor Smith of Charlestown, w. Va,
the guest of Mrs. William Spencer and
Mrs. William Little Brown, a recent
bride.
Mrs. William NJ. Spencer entertained at
a luncheon at the Country club yesterday
in honor of her guest Miss Eleanor
Smith of Charlestown, w. Va,
Bright blossoms formed a centerpiece
for the table and places were marked
| for Miss Smith, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss
| Heen Eubank, Miss Elizabeth Wyman'
Miss Bland Tcmlinson, Miss Martha
Latady, Mrs. James CARRIER and Mrs,
Thomas Hopkins
! Miss Doris Emery entertained the mem
| bers of her card club yesterday at her
! home on Montgomery street. Auction
was played and for the prizes piece of
crocheted lingerie and handkerchiefs were
given. After the games an ice course in
pink and white was served
Miss Emerys guests were Mrs. Candy
Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. William Hoyt, Mrs.
w. T. Emery, Mrs, P. j, White, Mrs
Joseph Justo, Miss Geraldine Worrass
Miss Cecile White, Mrs Victor Blake
Miss Ethel Webster, Miss Stella Mae
White, Miss Nettie Lou Hates Miss
Gladys Schollian, Miss Bessie Livingstone
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Miss Elizabeth White, a bride-elect,
was the guest of honor at a luncheon at
the Hllman yesterday when Miss Frances
Bailey entertained in honor to her. The
guests of Miss Bailey were Miss White,
Miss Virginia White, Miss Gussie Nails,
Miss Leila Nall of Troy, Miss Hazel Doerr
and Mrs. Chester Allen Cassaday.
NTrc Arrarf enterta med the MEM
oers of the Cosmopolitan Auction club
and a number of friends at her home on
Culom street yesterday afternoon.
The card tables were arranged on the
porch Punch was served and after TIE
games an ice course For the highest
score a card case was given and the con-
ISOLATION was a china powder box.
Mrs. Arrant's guests were Mrs. l. l..
Williams Mrs. A. L. Kidd. Mrs. a.
Carothers, Mrs T. E. Barham, Mrs. w.
]. Williams, Mrs. w. G. Leslie, Mrs. A.
Watkins, Mrs. S. Dringer, and Mrs. ]. B.
Cole, Mrs. Newton Paisley, Mrs. Wallace
Wilson, Miss Mamie Berry Mrs j. A.
Lyle, Mrs. j. S. Vann, Mrs. F. L. Sinnott
and her guest Miss Carrie Miller of Hill
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Fuller entertained
the members of the Berean class of the
Cavalry Baptist church Tuesday evening
at their home which was decorated with
cut flowers, ferns and palms for the oc-
aston. The evening was spent In games
and an interesting contest was held, and
at late hour ices were served to the
following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Cowden,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Lauderdale' Miss
Mable Kelly, Miss Marie Barltz, Miss
Lucille Martin Miss Mary McCraney,
Miss Mamie Peace, Mr.. j. G. Powell,
Mr.. Knighton, Mr. A. M. Andrews, DIR.
Alex Webb Harrison, Mr.. Kenneth Baker
and Mr.. Cecil Tyler.
Miss Margaret Barker entertained yes
terlay afternoon in honor of her. cousin,
Miss Mary Wright Clark of Montgom-
cry, who is her guest.
Among the guests were: Miss Clark,
Miss Grace Meighan, Miss Helen Har-
rington, Miss Rosalie Miller Miss Mary
Woodruff, Miss Alice Harrington, Miss
Marie Turner, Miss Kathleen Nesbit, Miss
Susie Perry. Miss Hazel Doerr Miss
Charlotte Thornton, Miss Lucille Farley
OF Montgomery Miss Selma Robinson,
Miss Maybeth Beddow Mrs. Roderick
Beddow, Mrs. John L. Barker Jr, Miss
Annie Crane Miss Edna Hoyt, Miss Lena
Cole, Miss Mary Bowers, Miss Thelma
Ode, Miss Annie Moore and Mrs. Harry
Bevans.
Miss Anne Lanier entertained few of
her friends at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Lanier on !rAew-
nee avenue.
Several of her girl friends We're invited
to spend the night, and 10 or u young
men came in the evening for an informal
dance.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality were:
Miss Mildred Kettig, Miss JEANNE Marie
Sutton of Memphis Miss Eleanor Massey,
Miss Dimmis Wilkinson. Miss Margaret
Wilkinson, Mr.. Sterling Foster, Jr Mr.
Henry Fowlkes Jr., Mr.. Charles Frank
lin, Mr.. Carlisle Kennon, Mr.. Charles
Day, Mr.. Hugh Franklin, Mr.. Charles
Butler, Mr. Floyd Murray and Mr.. Reid
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A delightful break in the seasons dull
monotony was the beautiful party of last
evening given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morris for two lovely visiting girls from
Texas Miss Louise Hughes and Miss Ag-
mes Hughes, who are spending the week
with their uncle, Mr.. Robert Hodges
Among the out-of-town guests was Miss
Mary Sibey of Birmingham.-Tu loosa
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