The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-13

~ AIURDA1 night from to lz
 o'clock the Country club was brilliant en fete with gay fashionable folk, dining in large anC small parties at prettily appointed tables, where elaborate menus were served, and orchestral music added tC the charm and fascination of the scene, says the Montgomery Journal
 Among the many attractive parties wal that of Gov. and Mrs. Charles Tender son, who entertained in honor of Mis- Augusta Clarke and Miss Katherine Nor row of Birmingham. Their guests in cluded Judge and Mrs. Thomas C. Nc Clellan, Miss Katherine Morrow, Miss Au gusta Clarke, Miss May Banks, MT. Ed mund Beckwith, MT. Charles Teacher anC Mir. Cooper.
 MT. J. Brown Gaston was hostess foi large party of friends. The place card. bearing the names of Miss Sara Gaston Miss Katherine Rison of Danville, Va. Miss Mary Noise of Savannah, Miss LOT rance Redd, Birmingham; Mrs. Jame! Penn, Miss Annie Tyson, pr. and Mrs R. J. McGavock, Birmingham; MT. ant Mrs. Merrill Pratt MT. William Pent Risor, MT Albert Patton, Mr. William Greene Penn, MT. Warren Moise MT. Joe Sorrell, MT. Frank Browder, MT. Lee Betty and MT. J. B. Gaston.
 One of the largest parties was that en- tertained by MT. Henry G. Seibels of Bir- mirgham. Among his many guests were MT. and Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben oi Birmingham, Capt. and Mrs. w. P Screws, MT. and Mrs. William c. Oates MT. and Mrs. Clifford Lanier, MT. and Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson, MT. and Mrs Houston Davis of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. Ed Joseph, Miss Annie Laurie Sci bels, Miss Bessie Thorington, MT. Victor Prowell and MT. David Roberts of Bir- mingham, Judge Gaston Gunter and others.
 At another table the party included MT. and Mrs. H. F. Crenshaw, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Williams, MT. and Mrs Dave Crofland, Dr. and Mrs. George Wheeler and MT. and Mrs. Jack Hobbie.
 MT. and Mrs Clayton Tullis' guests were Mr. and Mrs. James s. Pinckard and MT. and Mrs. H. T. Bartlett.
 MI. Walter Bruce was host for MT. and Mrs Frank H, Miller, MT. and Mrs. John S. Tilley and Miss Nell Gayle.
 With MT. and Mrs. H. c. Crenshaw at their tables were MT. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson of Birmingham, MT and Mrs. Henry Evans, MT. and Mrs. John Tullis, Miss Frances White and MT. Everett Jackson.
 At another table MT. Kenneth Under wood and MT. Charles Andrews had as their guests Miss Helen Eubanks of Bir- mingham, and Miss Margaret Perry.
 Among others entertaining were Mr. Val Kolb of Birmingham, Dr. Laslie, Dr. Wheeler, MT. J. D. Noble, MT. w. J. Yost, MT. W. K. Nicrosi, MT. w. l.. Martin, MT. H. S. Boykin and MT Morgan Browder.
 There will be a large number of inter esting out-of-town guests in the city to attend the wedding of Miss Sara Gaston and MT. W. P. Rison, which took place last evening at St. Johns Episcopal church. The list will include, says the Montgomery Journal;
 Miss Kathryn Rison of Danvl1le, Va, who will be Miss Gaston's house guest. Mir and Mrs. John F. Rison of Danville, Va, MT. William Green Penn and MT. Albert Patton, both of Danville, MT. James Alcorn Swift of Memphis, Tenn, MT. James Penn, Jr., of Danville, Miss Eubanks and Miss Augusta Clark of Bir MT. and Mrs. William Pittman Redd and the Misses Redd from Bir- mingham, Mrs. T, $. Noise and Miss Noise of Savannah, MT. E. w. Noise of Atlanta and Mrs. G. H. Rowan of Jack sonville, Fla.
 Miss Eleanor Hewitt entertained on Friday evening in honor of her visitor Miss Bettie Lee May of Guntersville. The home was beautifully decorated with gar den flowers An interesting progressive flower contest was enjoyed. At a late hour a delicious ice course was served to the following invited guests: Miss Bettie Lee May Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Berta Bucks, Miss Beatrice Beavers, Miss Mildred Brannon, Miss Miriam Howard, Miss Fannie Sims Wilson, Miss Freddie Truslowe, Miss Margaret Oxley, Miss Mary Bruce Miss Margaret Bruce, Miss Willie Beavers, Miss Myrtle Kem- per, Miss Lila May Tucker, Miss Flora Jones and Miss Jennie Hewitt, MT Ed ward Berry, MT. Joe Berry MT. Edwin Morris, MT. Parsons, MT. William Crow, MT. Hubert Smith, MT. Ray Tanard, MT. Porter Westbroook, MT. Killingsworth, MT. Auston Beavers, MT. McMillan Ma Nelly, MT. Scott, MT. Avery Bruce, MT. J. L. Beavers and MT. Milton Malone.
 
 Mrs. George Denney has issued invita- tions for a beautiful reception to be given in the presidents mansion on the univer- sity campus Thursday afternoon. insttead of Wednesday, on account of Flag Day.
 
 cring Tuscaloosa's lovely young bride Mrs. DeVane Jones, and Miss Martha Mccartney of Virginia, the distinguished house guest of Mrs. Thomas, says the Tuscaloosa News
 One of the midsummer affairs which proved very delightful was the outing last evening given by the members of the community at the Edgewood club. Each member invited young lady guest and they went out early enough in the evening to swim Later in the evening a picnic supper was spread and after ward there was dancing.
 Among the chaperons were Mir. and Mrs. Claud Estes and Mrs. Ed Nor ment, MT. and Mrs. Charles Heidt Jr., Mr and Mrs. Charles Estes, Mir and Mrs. Nelson Snow MT. and Mrs Charles Ford, and others.
 Mrs. Frank Grider will entertain to- morrow at a luncheon at the Country club in honor of Mrs. Arthur Crowder,