The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09
ACHRONLCLFO OF SOCIETY

| The Mobile Register says "A party Of pleasure seekers aboard the pleasure yacht Princess is safe at Magnolia Springs. This party is composed of MT. and Mrs. D. P. Bestor. IT,, and MT. and Mrs. LeBaron Lyons
 Miss Jule Randolph of Montgomery, who often visits Selma the guest of Miss Ann Agee. Miss Ellen Melvin and other friends and is always charmingly entertained, is finding the same cordial reception on her present visit to Mrs. Hugh Mallory. says the Selma Times. Tonight MT. and Mrs. Mallory will en- certain with a swimming party at Elk dale park in her honor. and they have invited the following guests: Miss Ellen Melvin, Miss Ann Agee, Miss Lucy Monk. Miss Kate Smith. Miss Louise Hooper, Miss Elsie Hooper. MT. and Mrs. George Breeden, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Ellis, MT. and Mrs. Robert Sturdivant of Belknap, MT. and Mrs. Walter Dun- can, Mir. and Mrs. James Craig, MT. and Mrs Robert Jones' Mr. and Mrs. Graham Melvin. MT. and Mrs. H. S. D. Mallory. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Agee. MT. and Mrs. Walton Dansby, Mir. and Mrs. James Privett. MT. Caldwell Baker, Mir. Victor Atkins. MT. Smith Robbins MT. Eugene Elebash. MT. Edward Helmer, MT. Edward Hobbs. MT. Will Mckee. MT. Robbins, Dr. Marcus Skinner.
 Owing to the inclement weather which prevailed on Thursday, it was impossible for the Montgomery women to carry the cakes and candies to the soldiers at the mobilization camp. Montgomery housekeepers have been busy for the past two days baking cake and making candy, and it is hoped that everyone who has made l.. 4 donate one. or a box of candy will send them to the Chamber of Commerce, where a committee will receive them, says the Montgomery Advertiser. A number of cakes were sent there on Thursday, though many of them were not sent. owing to ths indictment weather
 It is a beautiful idea, and it is hoped that everyone will respond generously. Mrs. Harry S. Houghton is the general chairman. Miss Amelie Hill, who is chairman of the candy committee, re quests her committee to meet her there this morning at 10 o'clock to receive the candy, and to meet there this after noon with their automobiles, to carry the candy out to the camp.
 The cakes and candy will be dis tributed this afternoon.
 Mrs. Edward Daniels entertained at her home at Norwood in honor of Mrs. A. s. Morgan, Miss Mattie Morgan and Miss Hattie Stone Barnes of Mobile, who are the guests of Miss Steva Dan- iel. The house was decorated with ferns, palms and cut flowers, and pro- gressive peanuts was the games played. Miss Hattie Morgan won the lady's prize, a hand made guest towel, and MT. Combs won the gentleman prize, tie, and the booby prize was won by Miss Regina Wallworth Punch was served by Miss Virginia Daniels and at late hour ices were served.
 Miss Harriet Forbes entertained yes- terdayi at a luncheon at the Tutwiler complimenting Miss Frances Hunt. who is the guest of Miss Lucy Smith and Miss Katherine Mccormack. Among the young women who were Miss Forbes guests were Miss Hunt, Miss Katherine Mccormack. Miss Lucy Smith. Miss Will Jemison. Miss Mildred Kettig. Miss Evelyne Hassinger, Miss Willie May Brandon.
 The Young Women's association of the West Woodlawn Baptist church will present Snow White at the Woodlawn city hall on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Katherine Crawford will take the part of Snow White." MT. Ben Davis,
 
 "Huntsman." and Miss Margaret Lykes the Queen"
 Miss Lottie Browning of East Lake and MT. James E. Murphree of Bir- mingham were married last Thursday afternoon at the residence of the Rev. Dr. Whitten. who performed the cere. mony. Immediately afterward they left for Asheville. N. C. The bride is one of the popular young ladies of East Lake, while the groom has many friends in the city.
 A pretty wedding took place yesterday morning at Il 80 o'clock when Miss Mar garet Jey Hogan became the bride of Mr. Mayo Holloway, at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Margaret E. Ho- gan, on Ridge Park avenue.
 Only few relatives and friends wit messed the ceremony, which was per- formed by the Rev. Preston Blake of the Southside Baptist church before an inn provised altar decorated with ferns, palms. cut flowers and brilliantly lighted with candles.
 Before the ceremony MT Hugh Duncan sang Because" and Mrs. Lena Hill Mon- chief played Mendelssohns wedding march.
 The bride was given in marriage by her