The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-30

TIME following interesting account o
the visit of Mrs. Sydney Street o
n Columbus, Miss, to Greensboro
will be read with much pleasure by
friends in the city, she having been e
guest of her relatives, Mrs. Eugene l.
Brown, here several times.
Mrs. Sidney Street of Columbus, Miss.
who has for 10 days been the guest oil
her relatives, Col and Mrs Joseph Bry-
an Stickney, has been cordially weIcome ed
here and honored by number of enter
tainments. Indeed, she is the most popu-
lar visitor of the season. Mrs Street is
charming woman, and is we'll known in
Birmingham, where she often visits her
kinswoman, Mrs. Eugene Brown. Mrs
]. ]. Christian gave tea for Mrs. Street
at her lovely bungalow four miles from
here, when number of Greensboro
women motored out and spent a delight
full hour.
Mrs. Charles Stollenwerck and Mrs
1nge Selden entertained at a morning
bridge for the popular visitor at their
country home, 'Contentment,' so widely
known for hospitality.
Mrs. V. M Haynes had a number OF
friends meet Mrs. Street at an al fresco
tea. DR.. Charles Poelnitz and Mrs. H
g. BennerS were hosts at dinner party
for Mrs. Stickney's popular guest. Mrs.
William Pickens had a few friends to
meet &rs. Street at an afternoon auc-
ton party.
Mrs. Childress and Miss Mary Jones
honored Mrs. Street with a morning
bridge party, followed by a beautifully
served luncheon. On Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Jones was hostess
at quite an elaborate card party, when
Mrs. Stickney's popular guest was again
the honoree.
Mrs. Jones attractive home was bright
ened with a profusion of pink roses. The
entire lower floor was thrown open and
a delicious iced beverage served through
out the afternoon. The games were fol-
lowed by salad and ice course. Mrs.
Street was presented with silk hose and
Mrs. Thomas E. Knight won the score
prize, pretty fan. The guests were
Mrs. Street, Mrs. J. B. Stickney, Mrs. T.
r. Ward, Miss Eleanor Ward, Mrs. w.
W. Overstreet, Miss Lila Overstreet, Miss
Florence Digger, Mrs. L. ]. Lawson, Jr.,
Mrs. Charles Stollenwerck, Mrs. Inge Sell
den, Mrs Edwin Jack, Mrs. Herbert Chill
dress, Miss Mary Jones, Mrs. Fletcher
Monette, Miss Iredell Jones, Mrs. Thomas
e. knight, Mrs. J. J. Christian, Mrs E..
L. Stickney, Mrs. Joseph James, Mrs. A.
L. Stollenwerck, Miss Julia Randolph,
Mrs. Mamie Love. Mrs. Louis Tucker,
Mrs. C. E. Waller.
"On Friday Mrs. Joseph Bryan Stick
ney had a morning bridge for her house
guest, Mrs. Street, when Is enjoyed her
beautiful home and gracious hospitality,
for which she is noted.
eat the conclusion of the games an
elaborate luncheon was served. Mrs.
Street was presented with pretty SOU
venir of the occasion and Mrs. Thomas
H. Jones won the score prize"
Quite a large number of relatives and
friends of Mr.. Dan B. Hickman met at
the home of his brother, Mr.. Rush Hick-
man, at Shadyside, Ensley, Sunday at
noon, to celebrate his eightieth birthday
Some of his old friends made short talks,
giving a few "reminiscences of his life
after which followed a picnic dinner.
At the head of the table was birth
day cake lighted by 80 candles, which was
decorated with beautiful flower.
There were about 80 guests.
The Dorcas Philatheans of the Elev-
enIh Avenue Methodist chuch delightfully."-
entertained on Friday evening in honor