The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-07
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By EMMA REID RYALL

| Paoh Smith of Birmingham, MT. Frank ; Spain, MT. Robert Foster and MT. Will 1 liam Cockrin are to be the groomsmen, | Evidencing the popularity of the couple are the round of beautiful affairs that are to be extended them immediately | previous to their marriage This evening | Mrs. Willie Lawson Williams at the | Nashville Golf and Country club will be | the hostess of an informal dinner for Miss Morgan and Mrs. Ben c. Morgan. i Saturday evening, November Il, Mrs. | Ramsey McIver will be the hostess of a | dinner party at the Nashville Golf and l Country club for the bridal couple. Mon- | day afternoon, November IS, Mrs. E. W. ] Foster gives Miss Morgan a reception | and in the e; enins of that day Miss 1 Ellen Foster and MT. Robert Foster are to be the hosts of a dinner party for 1 Miss Morgan and Mir. Coleman. Tuesday 1 Miss Elizabeth Hall entertains with a 1 breakfast at the Nashville Golf and 1 Country club for the bride-to-be, and on that same evening MT. and Mrs. Edwin | Murray will be the hosts of a buffet supper after the wedding rehearsal" MT. and Mrs. Edmund Richardson Me i David entertained at a very lovely dinner party last evening at the Tutwiler before the rehearsal of the Munger -McDavid wedding.
 The tables was most attractive in ar engagements, having chrysanthemums and orchids, with ferns and palms as the centerpiece. Covers were laid for 90 guests, who were the members of the bridal party and the immediate members of the two families and were Miss Rose Owen McDavid. MT. Leonidas Poyntz Munger, MT. and Mrs. R, s. Nun ger, MT. and Mrs. Maclin Smith, Miss Mary Katherine Waller of Hilsboro, Tex; Miss Mary and Miss Margaret Munger, MT Robley Munger MT. Al Lewis. MT. Courtney Henley, MT Rob- ert Thach, MT. Groom Walker, Mr Rob- ert Badham, MT. Edmund McDavid, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Middleton s. Barnwell, MT. and Mrs. owen Gillespy, MT. R. P. Me David, MT. Joseph McDavid, MT. and Mrs, Paul Earle, MT. and Mrs. Alex Montgomery, Mir and Mrs. Eugene Mum ger.
 Mrs. Edward Crawford will entertain to day at luncheon in honor of Miss Louise Long at the home of her parents, Mrs. and Mrs Sydney Bowie, on Glen avenue.
 Mrs. Linley Mcclure of Charlottesville, Va, who is in the city and will be one of the matrons at the Pippen-Snow wed- ding, will entertain Miss Snow on Fri
 
 
 Mrs. James A. Garber will entertain at a tea on Wednesday afternoon, Novem- Der 15, complimenting Mrs. Robert Knox Green of Greensboro, her sister, and Mrs. s. L. Galvraith of Gadsden, who is a sister of Dr. Garber.
 Mrs. James Nall will entertain the members of the Alpha Omega club and a faU fri af al ba of her parents, MT. and Mrs Frank J. White.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 Mrs. Charles Oscar Locke, Miss Locke, will be at home on Thursday November g, at 4:30. Chocolatiare, Buena Vista, Highland avenue. Enclosed were the cards of Miss Alice Bowie and Miss Louise Long.
 Mrs Richard Stotlar entertained at pro- gressive luncheon yesterday, compliment ing Miss Gladys Allison, whose marriage to MT. William Bartlett will take place tomorrow evening.
 There were several small tables cen tered around most elaborately decorated table for the bride. The flowers used were Richmond roses and the places were marked by huge yellow chrysanthemums tied with cerise ribbon with the guests name in gold. Among those who were Mrs. Stotlar's guests were Miss Allison, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Margaret Gage, Mrs. James Garber, Mrs. c. H. Nabb, 1 Miss. Elizabeth Locke, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Ireta McCrossin, Mrs. Will liam Harsh, Mrs. Harold Bissell, Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr Mrs. Shirley Harris, Miss Florence Coffin. Miss Mary Sibley and her guest, Miss August Harwood of Tus- caloosa, Miss Mary Ellen Perkins and Miss Helen McCary.
 One of the most attractive and interest ing parties of yesterday was the tea given by Mrs. Cecil Alexander and Mrs Guy Mckinley at East Lake, compli- ! menting Mrs. Walter Hill, a recent bride and Miss Laurie Massey of Eufaula, who | is the popular guest of Mrs. Mckinley | Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Alexander were assisted in receiving in the living room by Mrs. Hill, Miss Massey and Mrs. Sim l mons of Jasper.
 Mrs. Mckinley wore a gown of pale ! blue net over messaline and Mrs. Hill ] wore a becoming frock of green lace over l taffeta with touches of pink, and Mrs. 1 Alexander looked lovely in pink chiffon Miss Massey wore stunning gown of | yellow
 1 Those who assisted in receiving were 1 Mrs Edward Mckinley, Mrs. L. A. Keath. Mrs. P. R. Eager. Mrs. Samuel ! Blake. Mrs. Clarence Darby. Mrs. Hecke, Miss Lucille Hill and Miss Estelle Hill.
 Mrs. Hugh Smith and Miss Little rem dered a most delightful musical pro- gramme. A delightful salad course was served to about 100 friends, who called during the receiving hours.
 The marriage of Miss Doris Moughon and MT. Edward Napoleon Claughton will take place on Wednesday. November 22, at o'clock in the evening at the home i Of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Francis Moughon, on the Norwood 1 boulevard.
 l Miss Mally Moughon will be her sisters maid of honor. and Mrs. Guyler Bergh of | Mobile will be the matron of honor. Miss Katherine Ross and Miss Gertrude Mol i ton will be bridesmaids. MT. David Fox will be best man and