The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-31

ELOile White recelVeQ III the urdWlnE room. Mrs Albert Finch served the punch in the library, which was dec orated in white blossoms and ferns
 Mrs. Ray Schultz presided over the tea table in the dining room, which was decorated in pink roses and Mrs J, S. Cole and Mrs. Ralph Russell as- sisted in serving.
 Mrs. Counselman invited several hun dred friends to meet these two popular brides elect.
 | Miss Julia Nuzum, queen of Tusca- loosa's centennial, received the homage | of the populace when she rode in the | centennial parade this afternoon MISS | Nuzum was selected queen over a score of the loveliest young ladies of | Tuscaloosa county. Miss Annalee Fttts was selected by the queen as her first l maid of honor and the other maids | were Miss Augusta Searcy, Miss Au- gusta Harwood, Miss Madge Blair and Miss Ola Davis, all of Tuscaloosa. The contest was most exciting and there was much interest in the final outcome the young ladies finishing in | the following order: Miss Julia Nuzum, | Miss Annalee F'itts, Miss Augusta Scar cy, Miss Augusta Harwood, Miss Madge | Blair and Miss Ola Davis. Miss Nuzum received 40,105 votes.
 | Miss Nuzum is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. B. Nuzum.
 | Mrs Henry Morschheimer was hostess | yesterday when she entertained the members of the unmarried set and a | few of the brides at a card party at | her residence on Louise street Later | in the afternoon, at the conclusion Of the games, a number or married , friends of the hostess called for re- treatments and cut for the consola- ,.;1 hax of handkerchiefs.
 | Mrs. Nenian Steele served the punch Mrs. Morschheimer included in her in- vitations Miss Dorsey Harris. Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Madelaine Ward, Miss Mabel Marler, Miss Nellie Haylow, Miss | Etoile White, Miss Earline Reynolds, 1 Miss Lois Brown, Miss Katherine Ross, Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Lida Otis. Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss May | Collins, Miss Annie Donnelly, Miss Mar garet Gage, Miss Margaret Lassiter Miss Evelyn Going, Miss Hughlette Adams, Miss Eleanor Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Schoolar, Miss Nettie Beal1, Miss Orline Barnett, Miss Virginia Craig, Mrs. Nenian Steele, Mrs. Charles Ryding of New Orleans, Mrs. Rob liar ris, Mrs. Harding Burke, Mrs. Wilbur Lewis, Mrs. Jessie Wyatt, Miss Susie Perry, Miss Selina Perry, Mrs. Vernon Gray, Mrs. B. S. Wheelock, Mrs. Null lins, Mrs. David Moore, Mrs. John Stone Hoskins, Mrs. Ed Irwin, Mrs R. H. Woodrow. Miss Platt Mrs. Davido An derson, Miss Helen Benners, Mrs Reid Lawson, Mrs Horace Adams, Mrs. c. M. Tardy Mrs Warren Buchanan, Mrs. Arthur Barton, Mrs. D. G. Ewing, Mrs. James Keith, Mrs. Henry Hiden, Jr., Mrs. P. A. Pepperman, Mrs. George Reese, Mrs Harry Walstrum, Mrs. c. M Stanley, Mrs. Gus Schell, Mrs. T,,Ir D W. B. Everett, Miss Claire Norwood, Mrs. Henry Fitts, Mrs. w. L. Welton, Mrs. J. w. Altman. Mrs. w. B. Allen, Mrs. A. A. Gaines, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Clark Williams, Mrs. L. Dent, Mrs. overton Fulton, Mrs. Lesrand Will son, Mrs. D. Porter, Mrs. J. A. Lyle and Mrs. W. P. McCrossin.
 
 Quite a number of the pretty little friends of Jeanne Beaumont. the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Francis Beaumont, enjoyed novel party in honor of Miss Jeanne's fifth birthday on yes terday afternoon, from to G. at the handsome home of MT. and Mrs. Beau mont in West End.
 The feature of the afternoon was the appearance of Mrs Mant Hood, who has entertained many hundreds of youngsters, in a brief period of story telling, nursery 
 stories being interspersed.
 A peanut hunt, with Peirrot doll in pink and white costume, as the prize, was also hugely enjoyed, Dorothy Smile win ming the Peirrot.
 The entire downstairs of the Beaumont home was decorated in pink and white, sweetpeas predominating in the library and on the table. Pink and white roses banked the punch bowl and flowing rib bons from the chandelier, with individual cakes and individual ices, both in pink and white, marking the places at the table, the centerpiece of which was a large birthday cake, bearing five light ed tapers, all bearing out the artistic effect.
 Mrs. Beaumont was assisted in enter taining the young folks by Mrs. Mant Hood. Mrs. B. M. Eastburn. Mrs. H. A. Smile. Mary Winston Beaumont and the dainty little hostess, Jeanne Beaumont
 Among those who were guests were Patricia Fuller, Margaret Shireman, Vir- ginia Shreman, Martha Selman. Nellie Norman. Frances Patton, Evelyn Sellers Medora and Elizabeth Hambaugh, Mary Ruth Adams. Katherine Allen Mildred Allen. Evelyn Swan. Mary Tyler. Nelma Huff, Elizabeth Gewin. Marian Gewin Maggie Mitchell, Dorothy Smile, Mary Ruth Cross and Aline Kimbrell
 Mrs Mrs Robert Ashworths luncheon given yesterday at the Motor and Country club was given in honor of Miss Mary scrugg and Miss Anna Sue Copeland two brides-elect, and Miss Sallie " Smith and Mrs s. A. Morena, who are the guests of Mrs. c. T. Matfield.
 The tables were decorated in pink and white, roses and fern being used The place cards were hand-painted pink roses, and at each place there were little glass jars of candAe in the sweetpea shades At the place Of each guest of honor there was a gift in the shape of a China bird Late in the afternoon the party went out on the lake and took views of the surrounding country
 The following were the guests of Mrs Ashworth; Mrs. Ralph Russell, Mrs. Dave Wood, Miss Mary Malone Mrs c. T. Mayfield, Mrs. Albert Finch, Mrs J. D. Bowling, Mrs. Edward R. Coleland, Mrs Robe ert L. Totten, Mrs. R. M Cunning ham, Mrs. Fred Field, Mrs. Walter Mo- Coy and Mrs. Frank Hammond.
 The pantry party given yesterday aft ernoon by Miss lone Harrison. at her home on North Highlands, was one of the most attractive an9 unique of the early summer. The party was in honor of Miss Marian Tyler, who will be mar