The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-18

to support her for this position which
she so richly deserves. Her qualification
and brilliant intellect, as well as popu-
larity is such that she would acquit her.
self most splendidly as president of the
Alabama division.
The following invitations have been re-
ceived by friends and relatives through
out the south:
Mr.. Albert Jones Perry announces the
marriage of his daughter. Katherine Nc
Rae, to Dr. James Charles Curry, on
Thursday, october 12 1916 in the city
of Chicago
Card inclosed says:
cat home after November 1, Bessemer,
Ala"
Mrs. Philip Oster, chairman of member
ship committee, and Mrs. William Little
Brown, secretary of the Birmingham CEN
ter of the Drama league, will be at the
Drama league desk in the book depart
ment of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's from
to on the afternoons of Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week For
the greater convenience of the Drama
league members, membership cards may
thus be secured and renewals made be-
fore the opening meeting October "a.
Mr. J. ]. Duncan entertained at lunch
con at the Tutwiler yesterday in honor
of a bride-elect, Miss Louise Neville.
Cards marked places for Miss Neville.
Miss Catherine Matthews Miss Nina
Nicholson, Miss Teresa Housman, Mrs.
Kenneth HARDWOOD of Ohio, Mrs. Kirby
Smith, Mrs. Guy Parker, Mrs. A. j.
Snodgrass. of Pittsburg and Mrs. 7. S.
Neville.
Mrs. !. l.. Yancey 1902 Eleventh ave-
nue. south, will entertain the teen-age
teachers in her district tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. There has been. an
interesting programme arranged and
Miss Rosa Strickland will talk upon 1.-The
Influence of the Teacher"
Mrs. ]. Rivers Carter will entertain to-
day at luncheon and afterward at a box
party at the Jefferson theatre to witness
1.-THE Only Girl" complimentary to Miss
Clara Drake of Philadelphia. guest Of
Mrs. B. M. Allen. The party will in
clude Miss Drake. Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes,
Mrs Robert Jemison. Mrs. e. NJ Tut
wiler, Mrs. Masruder of Virginia and
Miss Lydia Eustis.
The Norwood Needlecraft< club will
be entertained by Mrs. Harlee. 1910
Thirty second street, north, this after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock.
Mrs Dale Shelton will entertain the
members of the Friday Bridge club
Friday at the first meeting of the sea-
son.
Miss Florence Gambills luncheon
yesterday at the Tutwiler was one Of
the lovelies parties given in honor Of
Miss Lucille Ketchum.
The table was conferred by vase OF
beautiful roses, and those seated
around the table were Miss Ketchum
Miss Annie Dee Rodgers Miss Pauline
Brown, Miss Margaret Silk, Miss Fam
ME Mae Pointer. Miss Mary Ketchum
of New York. Miss Thelma Alexander,
Mrs. Lawson Gambill. Mrs. A. A. Gam
bill. Mrs. M. c. Ketchum.
Miss Doris Moughon entertained yes
terday at her home at Norwood boule-
ward. complimenting Miss Lid Otis, one
Of the popular brides-elect The guests
were the girls Of the Bachelor Girls
club.
A lovely piece of lingerie, silk hose
and handkerchiefs were given as prizes.
Among the guests were Miss Otis, Miss
katherine Ross, Miss Mabel Marler
Miss Etoile White, Miss Emma Collins
Miss Mary Snider, Miss Selma Perry,
Miss Frances Glenn, Miss Laurie Oden,
Miss Lucille Green, Miss Cundell Bald
win, Miss Marie Hardwick, Miss Ella
Lewis Ward, Miss Helen Keiser, Miss
Margaret Lassiter, Miss Gertrude Mol
ton, Miss Marion Pinckard, Mrs Win
ston Roberts. Mrs. Shirley Harris, Mrs.
Nenian Steele, Mrs James Keith, Mrs.
Herbert Stockmar. Mrs. Archie Law
son, Mrs. H. NJ. Bowdry, Mrs. B. B.