The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-04

q JOLLY set of boys who are home
/N\ from the university for the week.
* - end to attend the Alabama-Se-
vance game today, assisted by number
of the boys here. gave dancing party
last evening at the Motor and Country
club in honor of the number of visiting
girls.
The club was thrown open and was
decorated with the autumn colors and
with the college colors flying here and
there made the scene very bright and
happy one
Those who were actively interested in
the dance last evening were: Mr.. Joe
Smith. Mr.. Leon Wyman, Mr.. Harry
Walstrom, Mr.. Charles Doster, Mr.. VIII
Kennon, Mr.. Dudley Fits, Mr.. Charles
Webb, Mr.. Rowan Oden, Mr.. Marcus Nc
Clellans Mr.. George Eustis, Mr.. Leslie
Fulenwider, Mr. John Heidi, Mr.. James
Smith. Mr.. Paul Meighan, Mr.. William
Bromberg, Jr., Mr.. w, d. Crews, Jr., MIR.
Robert Gillespie, Mr. Robert McAdory,
MIR. Ed Godfrey, Mr. Ben Anderson, Mr..
Frank 10y, Mr.. Ed Brandon. Mr.. Percy
Hillhouse, Mr.. Leslie Barker, Mr. Wilker-
son, Mr.. Goodail and others.
One of the loveliest affairs of the win
ter was the formal tea given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Lydia and Miss Anita
Eustis in honor of Miss Louise Long,
whose wedding will be one of the events
of next week and Miss Gladys Allison,
also a popular bride-elect. The entire
house was decorated with ferns, palms
and pink blossoms. The Misses Eustis
We're assisted in receiving by Miss AL
lison. Miss Long, their mother, Mrs
George Eustis, and Mrs. Allison. Mrs.
Vernon Long presided at the lovely tea
table, which was most attractively ar
ranged with pink roses. Mrs r. r. Stot-
lar presided at the punch bowl and Miss
Marguerite Nabers, Miss Helen McCary
and Miss Margaret Moore also assisted
in receiving. The invitation list was linn
tied to the young women of the two bril-
dial parties and a few very close friends.
The Sewanee Alumni association of
which Mr.. Carl Coker is president, and
Mr.. e. c. Arms, secretary will enter
tain at a dinner this evening at 7:30 at
the Country club complimenting the Sc
vance men who will be in the Alabama
Sewanee game this afternoon. Covers
VIII be laid for So and the guests will
remain for the regular Saturday evening
dance at the club. Among those who
are expected are: Mr.. and Mrs A. J.
Aldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Armes, Mr..
w. F. Bell, Mr.. Wilbur Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Coker, Mr.. Arthur Cotton, Mr..
Emmett Collins, DR.. Marye Dabney, Mr.
Jennings Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. Val Mes
btt, Mr.. and Mrs Walker Percy, the
Rev. and Mrs. Poyntor, Mr. j. C. Stiles,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Randolph, Mr..
Henry Seibles, Mr.. Charles Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Shelby Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jemson, Jr, Mr.. Sorsby Jemison, Mr..
Monroe Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. La
roache. Mr.. Ashby Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Lowell, Mr.. Truman Morrison, Mr..
Henry McCary, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Nc
1lenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Woodall,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Van Hose.
Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ Mallory of Sulli-
gent celebrated their fiftieth anniversary
last Wednesday at their home which
was attractively decorated with ferns,
palms, snliIaX and yellow blossoms, carry
ing out the gold and green colors. There
were five children present-Mrs. d. D.
Hollis, Mrs. w G.. Priddy, Mrs. j. T.
Dunn Mrs. D. Y. Guyton, and Mr. He
roitt Mallory of Suligent. One son, DR..
d. M. Mallory of Mangua, Central Amer
lea, was absent
There were IA grandchildren and two
great grandchildren, who were present.
The four absent grandchildren were DR..
Lester Hollis of Birmingham, Mr. Floyd
Miller of Cordell, Okla, Miss Beatrice
Priddy. Athens, and Mr.. Mallory Spring.
field of Montgomery.