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

officiating. The parlor was beautifully decorated with ferns and cut flowers. l
 Music was rendered by Miss Marie Me 1 Glawn during the ceremony. Miss Ka-
 tie Bailey, who was maid of honor, l
 wore a handsome gown of old rose taffeta, with picture hat corresponding. | She carried an arm cluster of pink
 Killarney roses The brides gown was exquisitely fashioned of white georgette crepe. Her flowers were
 bride roses and valley lilies MT. Black | Alexander served as his brothers best man. Miss Lora Poole was hostess on Tuesday evening last to the members of the Leap Year club and additional guests at the attractive home of her
 mother, Mrs. L. A. Poole. The recep- | tion hall and parlor were exquisitely decorated with a profusion of potted l plants and sweet peas. In the dining room the decorations were also quan- 1 titles of sweet peas. From a prettily | appointed place in the reception hall a refreshing punch was served with Miss | Gladys Poole presiding. Five tables | weer arranged for the club game of | forty-two. Twenty guests shared this | hospitality.
 | One of the delightful courtesies of Fri CI. M. | Adams, the honoree upon the occasion | being Mrs. Belle Adams of Gadsden The | table was arranged for F guests. Place | cards in the shape of a rose bore the | following names: Mrs. Belle Adams
 Mrs. P. s. Mccall, Mrs. c. s. Garter, Mrs H. E. Thomas, Mrs. J. l.. Roberts, Mrs | T. M. Adams, Mrs. c. M. Lewis, Mrs R. T. Thomas, Mrs L. L. Robinson, Mrs /, N. W. Moore Mrs. B. J. Smith and Mrs H. R. Adams.
 | A social event of widespread interest
 and one which brought together a large l family connection was the celebration of | the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr.
 and Mrs c. L. Anderson, on Thursday | last, at the home of their daughter Mrs | R. B. Evans, on Fourth street A de- | llclous luncheon was served at the noon hour. beautiful embossed wedding cake was in the center of the table, which | the bride of 40 years cut. Thirty guests were present.
 | Mrs Elmer o. Sanders was the weeks hostess to the Guin Genti club, at her home on Maple street The apartments presented lovely scene with profusion
 of sunfiowers and nasturtiums? Five hun dred was played. The prize for highest score was a box of corresponding cards While the consolation a corsage
 bouquet of cut flowers. The afternoon T was concluded with an ice course
 A beautiful hospitality was extended 1 Friday when Mrs. l.. B. Kierce enter- tained at luncheon in honor of visitor Miss Elizabeth Williams of Maruuette
 Mich. The luncheon was served at six small tables, upon each one rested a central gilded basket of fragrant cut flowers. Following this the guests par ticipated in a series of progressive games. Mrs. Kierce's hospitality included 12 I guests.
 Mrs. Richard Ellis of Asheville. N. C.. mt
 Miss Elizabeth Moore of this city, to- gether with her daughter, Miss Cora El- lis, are spending sometime in Pratt City as the house guests of Mrs. E. B. Ellis Many social courtesies will be extended
 to them.
 MISS Leonora Howard was hostess to a number of friends the past week, at the nome or her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
 Howard, in Pratt City. The interior of | this attractive home was artistcally dec
 orated with festoons of roses and Eng
 fish ivy. Progressive games were the di- versions. Ices in rose cups were served,
 the guests numbering 25. Mrs. o. s. Thomas and little son, Oscar,
 returned from south Alabama Friday ) where they have spent the past six
 weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walton Morris of Pell 9 City, are the guests of MT and Mrs M
 R. Williams, en route to Atlanta, where g they are to reside
 Mrs. M. " Davison entertained inform ally Wednesday evening at her home in
 this city in compliment to Miss Miriam Brown of Dadeville.
 Miss Esther Russell has returned from : Spartanburg S. c.
 Mrs. R. P. Davis, who has been visiting
 her sister in Texas, accompanied by her sister, left the past week for Pensacola.
 Fla
 , Miss Inez Lewis is visiting relatives in
 Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Florence Miner and Miss Esther
 Crawford left Friday for an extended trip to points of interest in Florida. Miss Lottie Smith has returned from City Point Va, where she was a mem
 Der of the house party given by Miss Eva
 Harlin.
 ) Mrs E. F. Knox returned from Flor j ence Friday morning, accompanied by , Mrs. D. W. Donald, who will spend some time with relatives in Pratt City MT. and Mrs. A. V Jackson, Miss Lor-
 raine Jackson and Miss Thelma Ellis
 formed an interesting party that left Fri
 day for Pensacola, Fla.
 Mrs. V. J. Johnson left Tuesday for
 Dadeville, where she will visit her sister
 later going to Memphis, where she will