The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-10
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By EMMA REID RYALL

HH EfBy EMMA REID RYALL S,AS~URING these midsummer days the Country club is now the kT TX attraction, with the golf in the /g and later tea to be given in ', 03ernoon and the weekly dance ''''.'''nners on Saturday evenings. To U TJ,Jy the hours this evening the 8A v Ter will be served at S:30 on the Jf verandas, and there will be a con gt on the lawn and a dance at 10 ! Clock.
 I Many tables have been reserved by fthe members. Among the large dinner parties will be the one given by the Saturday Night Dinner club, to which number of the leading society set be- long, to be served on the terrace.
 At meeting of the representatives of the Music Study club, Treble Clef club and the Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. G. Houston Davis president of the Music Study club, was elected president of the lUCdl DlSHuldl DOdIu- 1HSSG lilIcS pOOlSS extended the invitation to the biennial in Los Angeles, Cal, to meet in Birmingham in 1917.
 Committees are being appointed and ac- tive work will begin in the near future.
 The announcement of the wedding of s Mrs. Edna Merck and MT. A. H. Sexton, which took place last Tuesday at the Tut wiler hotel. will be read with interest by their many friends. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Johnson of the First Methodist church.
 The marriage was witnessed by only a few close friends and the bride and groom left at once for a wedding trip, visiting many of the eastern cities and later will make their home in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Edward Tutwiler Jr, entertained the Friday Bridge club yesterday at her home on Sycamore street, and the fol- lowing club members were present: Mrs. George Morrow, Jr., Mrs. Hubert Tut wiler, Mrs. Mortimer Jordan, Mrs. Fred erick Dow, Mrs. Thomas Wingfield, Mrs Mercer Barnett, Mrs. Robert Johnston, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth, Mrs. Ed ward Warren, Mrs. E. w. Fucker, Jr Tn eguests were Mrs. Harry Davis of Boston, Mrs. Alfred Dow, Mrs. Robert Meyer of Jackysonville, Fla, Mrs. Charles Calhoun and Mrs. Walter Phil lips.
 MT. and Mrs. Renzi Thomas will enter tain the members of the Wednesday Morning Music club and the Arion club and few friends at their lovely home in Roebuck with barbecue.
 Miss Norma Scholar will give her second pupils recital this afternoon at 4 O clock at the Cable hall.
 Mrs John H. Edmondson was hostess at a tea yesterday afternoon, entertain ing at her home on Thirteenth avenue, south, in honor of her house guest, Miss Mary Flowers of Jakin, Ga Garden flowers were used in profusion as decora- tions and in the dining room, where daisies were used color tone of yellow and white was emphasized in detail. Miss Mable Plosser served punch.
 Mrs. Edmondson was assisted by her sisters. Miss Margaret Tynes, MT. l.. Se- vier Jr., Mrs. R. c. Stobert, and Mrs w. D. Tynes.
 About 50 members of the younger so- ciety set called.
 Mrs. Walker Percys luncheon party given yesterday at her home High land avenue twas one of the attractive N events of the week when she entertaind in honor of Mrs. Billups Phinizy and Mrs. Hammond Johnson of Athens. Ga who have spent the past two weeks in the city as the guest of Mrs. Leroy Percy at her home on Caldwell Terrace.
 The following were among the guests: Mrs. David Roberts Mrs Henry Howze, Mrs. George Gordon Crawford, Mrs. w. W. Crawford, Mrs A. L. Fulenwider Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs. Henry Lee Bad ham, Mrs w. H. Kettig, Mrs. F. w. Bar rett, Mrs. Louis Gholston of Atlanta, Mrs. E. NJ. Tutwiler Mrs. Charles De- Bardeleben. Mrs William Cooke Mrs. Matthew Murphy, Mrs BilIups Phnizy and Mrs. Johnson
 Among the parties to be given for Miss Lucille Swift, who is to be married soon, will be the luncheon on Monday by Miss Francis Bailey, and the Lyric party to be given the same afternoon by Miss Mar garet Griffith.
 Miss Nancy Doster, who has recently returned from school, gave lovely tea in honor of Miss Katherine Livingston of Florida, who is the guest of Mrs. B. A. Inglis and Miss Mary Allen Oliver and Miss Otis Carlisle of Dadeville, Ala, who is the guest of Miss Katherine Herren
 Sweet peas were used in the decoration and in the reception room J. Douglas Williams and Miss Edith Whaley re- ceived the guests. In the receiving line were Miss Doster, Miss Livingston, Miss Carlyle Miss Oliver and Miss Herren. An orchestra played in the conservatory, where punch was served by Miss Louise Blake and Miss Elizabeth Walker. About 100 of the young college set called.
 One of the lovely luncheon parties of the week was given Thursday by Mrs. Sydney Bowie at her home. The follow ing were among the guests: Miss Car rie Barnett, Miss Cornelia Barnett of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Julia Butt of Eufaula, Mrs. Samuel Barnett. Miss Elm