The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-11

 Broadway of Livingston to MT. K. A. Chappelle of Birmingham, at Livingston Thursday night will be received with unusual interest in Birmingham, where both the bride and bridegroom are well known. The ceremonies took place in the Presbyterian church at Livingston Thursday night with the Rev. MT. Hud- son officiating.
 The bride is the daughter of c. J. Broadway of Livingston and has been prominent in society circles of the young CT set there. The bridegroom is the son of the Rev l.. H. S Chappelle of Mo- bile After brief wedding tour MT. and Mrs. Chappelle will be at home to their friends in Birmingham
 Mrs. Robert Stubbs gave a lunch con and Lyric party yesterday at the Hillman in honor of her daughters tenth birthday and the following were her guests Miss Va Davis, Miss Emoge Reeves, Miss Mary Puckett, Miss Annie Beff Reeves and Mrs. A. I. Reeves.
 Miss Lucy Spence gave a lovely heart and dice party last evening at her home on Juniper avenue i'll honor of her guests, Miss Josephine Holcomb and Miss Martha Balfore of GadSden. The following young people were the guests MT. F. M. Jackson, MT. Rem bert Nesbitt, MT. William Abernethy, MT. Walter Kennedy, MT Sid Norwood, Mr. Alfred McCarty, MT. Aubry Alli- son, MT. Henry Shafer MT. Jather Ali son, MT. Charles Doster, MT. Earle Blackwelder, MT. James Doster, MT. Kyle Shropshire, Miss Helen Shrop- shire, Miss Alien Crosswell, Miss Mar garet Howard, Miss Margaret Ken ,,n l., flee NJar Er.oz zin flee Gladyce Crosswell, Miss Sara Wright, Miss Frances Mcdonald. Miss Lucy Spence.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Willccx left yes terday for Montgomery, where they will spend several days.
 
 Miss Bessie and Miss Mary Sloss of Faunsdale are the guests of their cousin, Miss Anieta Sloss at her home, HOO South Eighteenth street.
 Mr and Mrs. Bert Meadow and little daughter, Eleanor, are the guests of rel atives in Montgomery during the golf tournament and later will spend 10 days with friends in Mobile
 MT A. J. Ellard and his daughter, Miss Blanche Ellard of Kosciusko, Miss, who have spent the past month in the city as the guests of Mrs w. Ellard and MT. J. T. Ellard, at their home in North Birmingham, have returned
 The many friends of MT and Mrs. T. F, Brooks will be glad to hear that Mrs. Brooks has returned to her home in Bir- mingham after spending the past year in Florida on account of her health. They are at home in the Ford home, 2772 Han over Circle.
 Mrs. A. M. Taylor has returned from Chicago.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Brown, Mrs. Cald- well and her children, and Mary Eliza beth and Anne Rutledge Fowlkes, will leave Wednesday for Lake Chautauqua, .Y, where they have a cottage for the summer. Mrs. Henry Fowlkes will join them there later
 Mrs. Joseph McLester will go to the North Shore, Mass, the first of Au- gust to visit Mrs. Chalifoux.
 Miss Lucille Jackson of Montgom- cry will arrive Tuesday to be the maid of honor at the Moore-Barnett wed- ding on Wednesday evening. w
 
 Miss, Helena s. Wade of Jack sonvil1e, Fla, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Kate Thornton, has gone to North Carolina to spend the rest of the sum- mer
 There will be an ice cream festival tomorrow afternoon from to 5 o'clock and from 8 to 10 o'clock at the resi- dence of Mrs. H. M. Craig, IS Vine street, West End. for the benefit of the Blessed Sacrament lot fund
 
 Among the parties planned for Miss Edith Bowron. who will be married on Saturday evening to MT. Davis, will be a tea given by Mrs. Thomas Bowron at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Zell Gaston and Mrs Mortimer Jordan will give an informal bridge party Tuesday afternoon and MT. and Mrs. Charles Bowron gave . family dinner party last evening at their home.
 Col and Mrs. Robert R. Zell will leave today for three months trip through West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
 MT. and Mrs Frank J. Barnes have returned from New Mexico, where they spent the past two weeks
 The Rev. MT. w. R. Rigen, who re-
 
 of Chicago, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. V. Newton at their home on Huntsville avenue.
 Mrs. J. E. Hawkins left Friday for Mentone, where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Gus Pope.
 
 Miss Fora Dilworth and Miss Inez Woodall of Huntsville are the guests of Mrs. B. G Harper in Norwood.
 The young women of the Young Women's Christian association 4 will give a missionary pageant Monday evening at 2 o'clock and the follow HProloge Mrs. w. w. Bussey; American Girl; Mrs. T. s. Herren, Mohamm edan Girl: Miss Ann Phillips; Hindoo Girl, Miss Annie Lou Smith; Chinese Girl, Miss Alma Kerley; Coreian Girl, Miss Erah Weathers Japanese Girl Miss Lenna Balau Burmese Girl, Miss Jo- sephine Wicks.
 Music will be furnished by Miss Sil- via Haldman and Miss Omay Jones. The following invitation has been re- ceived in the city: MT. and Mrs. James Bowron request the honor of your pres ter, Edith Josephine, to MT. Grover Tilden Davis, Saturday evening, June IF, 1916, at o'clock at the South High land Presbyterian church, Birmingham. Miss Ida Neal Ford will entertain in honor of Miss Eleanor Allen of Biloxi, Miss, who is her guest, at the Motor 1 club with card party on Tuesday aft ernoon. to which number of the col