The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-10
SOClE>T I
By EMMA REID RYALL

! cess. The store on Ninteenth street be-
| tween First and Second avenue was all
'dolled up" in yellow, the suffrage col
! or, and was most attractive
! One window was literally filled with
oriental things brought from the fal
away west by Mrs. Jack Bowron,, ant
the other with dainty hand-madc
/ things, the work of the women of tbs
! association.
The booths. housekeeping, children
| and old ladies, in face each one was
! Just splendid.
| In the background was the fortune
! teller Madam Lorol. president of tho
| Southern Astrological school, who is
creating much enthusiasm and talk BY
! her splendid work. Many visited he,
| yesterday and were delighted with
| their readings.
Yesterday afternoon large card
party was held and elegant and attrac-
tive prizes were given.
This principal feature of the last
| evening was the dance which was
under the chaperonage of some of Biz
mingham's best known women and was
| well attended. Another one will he
given this evening and will be at.
tended by some of the most popular OF
the younger society set
\ wedding of interest to many
friends in the city is that of Miss Jes-
sic Gibbs of Union City, Tenn, and Mr.
j. Pratt Jennings, formerly of this city,
which took place last Wednesday even
in Union City, Tenn, and was wit
messed by the members of the family
ard few close friends.
The bride is q native of Tennessee,
coming of one of the oldest and most
highly respected families of west Ten
nessee, where she has many friends.
Mr.. Jennings was a resident of this city
until about a year ago, when he went
to Tennessee to reside.
Mr.. Jennings and his bride are in the
city for few days and are The guests
of Mr.. Jennings uncle, Mr.. James
Mex. Long and Mrs. Long at their
home at Norwood. After spending
sometime on the gulf coast they will
return to Union City, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Llewellyn Salter and Mrs. Lu
cius Evins entertained at tea yesterda;
afternoon. complimenting Mrs Jack
Rentz of Jacksonville, Fla, and Miss
Evelyne Beasley of Tampa Fla. The
entire house was thrown open and dec
Grated with cut flowers and ferns
In the hall, which was decorated
with pink chrysanthemums, the guests
were greeted by Mrs. Fl. ]. Salter and
little Miss Elizabeth Salter.
In the living room, which was dec
GRATED with white chrysanthemums.
Mrs Salter. Mrs. Evins, Miss Beatrice
Robins, Miss Beasley and Mrs. Rentz
received.
Mrs Salter wore a lovely gown of
blue tulle over silver cloth. Mrs,
Evin's gown was white lace over ra-
dunn cloth. Miss Robbins wore most
of mi =,
overdress of black with touches of
blue.
Miss Beasley's gown was pink bro
cade velvet and Mrs. Rentz looked
lovely in a white tulle over silver cloth.
Miss Cundell Baldwin and Miss Min
nie Jackson served frappe in the
library, which was most effectively
decorated with radium roses.
The decoration in the dining room
were very beautiful and elaborate, the
table was covered with cluney lace
over yellow satin and conferred with
silver empire basket filled with yellow
chrysanthemums. The candle shades,
minis and candies were also yellow.
Mrs. Laura Hagood Alexander and Mrs.
w. S. Webster served at the tea and
coffee table.
Mrs. w. B. Phillips, Mrs. j. 7. Jones,
Mrs. r. B. McCarty. Mrs. Horace Shaw,
Mrs! Stevens. Mrs NJ A. Johnson, Mrs.
Miles Sprague. Mrs. James Cowan, Mrs.
Reynolds Lyde, Mrs. G. f. Lewis, Mrs.
Norman Taylor, Mrs. W. F. Trice Miss
Sara Mallam, Miss Marie Dorsey, and
Miss Martha Plosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc. K. Long en-
tertained at theatre party at Hit
Trail Holiday" in honor Of Mr..
on n Of Tvrin
City. Tenn.
One of the attractive parties of yes
terday was the "Chocolatier'' given by
Mrs. C. o. Locke and Miss Elizabeth
Locke in honor of Miss Alice Bowie. q
lovely debutante, and Miss Louise
Long, popular bride-elect.
Mrs. J. C. Scott entertained at n
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Doris Moughon. Among the guests
were Miss Moughon, Miss Gertrude
Motion, Miss Katherine Ross. Miss Ha-
eel Shirk, Miss Mildred Shirk and Mrs.
Harold Bissell.
Miss Emily Dixon, who had an
nounced a buffet supper for the 18th in
honor of Miss Alice Bowie and Miss
Catherine Carey has postponed enter
tanning until later in the season.
Mrs Oscar Jones entertained the
members Of the Norwood Forty-two
club yesterday at her home The club
members are Mrs. W. A. Abercrombie,
Mrs. George B. Tarrant, Mrs. Oscar
Jones, Mrs F. S. Dunlap, Mrs. John
Mrs. ]. P. Phillips, Mrs. T. F.,
Parker, Mrs. A. NJ. Boyer, Mrs. Tom
Mayf1eld, Mrs. N. O. Tyler, Mrs H. w.
Myers, Mrs f. N. Taylor and Mrs. w.
]. Mcdonald.
Selma will be splendidly represented
at the twenty second annual convention
of Woman's clubs which meets in Bir-
November 14-17. The list of
delegates from the federated clubs of
the city and Marion Junction, is COM
posed of the following well known
women, headed by the president of the
Mrs. J. F. Hooper; Mrs. B.
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