The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-30
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Fly EMMA REID RYALL

By hmhA REID hA ALL decorated with chrysanthemums, were Mrs W. M. Jordan, Miss Massey, Miss Eleanor Siedel of Richmond. Ind; Miss Margaret Millikin of Hamilton, o.
 
 Mrs. John Sibley White entertained at a delightful luncheon bridge party yesterday in compliment to Mrs. John B. Chichester, recent bride.
 After a three-course luncheon the afternoon was spent playing bridge.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Chi chester Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. J. A. Little, Miss Marguerite King, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Susie Green, Miss Myrtle Lake, Mrs. B. J. Dryer, Miss Susie and Miss Selina Perry, Miss Mary Snyder, Miss Pattie Rena Shep- pard, Mrs. Howard Urquhart, Miss Hopkins of Columbus, Miss; Miss Katherine Ross, Miss Margaret Las setter.
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 The Vesper club will entertain at its opening dance this evening in the ballroom of the Hil1man hotel
 The officers of the club, recently elected, are: MT. Donald Hiers, presi- dent: MT. Jere Evans, vice president; MT. H. Matthews, recording secretary MT. Erskine Seay, social secretary; MT, Jack Hornady, treasurer.
 The Alabama varsity team has been invited as honorary guests and the chaperons will be Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Finder, Col. and Mrs. M. |. Ward, pr. and Mrs. J. E. Seay, MT. and Mrs. Walter Alderman.
 The social committee for the dance includes Donald Hiers, Steadham Ack- CT, Jack Hornady, Erslxine Seay, Mar ion Lokey and Carl Hogle.
 At her home in. Norwood yesterday afternoon, Mrs. A. L. Kidd was hostess to the members of the Cosmopolitan Bridge club.
 Those who enjoyed the afternoon, game were Mrs. Newton Paisley, Mrs. T. B. Barham, Mrs. B, w. Hendrick, Mrs. A. D. Carothers, Mrs. W. J. Will Hams, Mrs. Sidney Dringer Mrs. l. ". Williams Mrs. w. G. Memoli, Mrs. K. T. Millsap, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Hib- bier and Mrs Mckinney.
 Miss Eva Mae Morgan entertained yesterday afternoon comp1imenting Miss Edith Thomas, a bride-elect.
 The first prize was a pine needle basket and the consolation a tatting handk erchief Miss Thomas was pre- sented with a half dozen individual comports. After the games a delight ful salad course was served, the color carrying out the same color scheme as the decorations, white and purple. Miss Morgan wore frock of wisteria shade and Miss Thomas wore an at tractive froc1k of green satin.
 Among the guests were Miss Thomas, Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs. Leon Har- ris of Chicago. Mrs. B. A. Thomas, Mrs. Vincent Shell, Mrs. Elmer Heinze, Mrs. Hoyt Self, Mrs. Clyde Orr. Mrs. William Chamblee, Mrs. oscar Price, Mrs H. E. Bissell. Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Miss Murell McGowen, Miss Pauline Thomas, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Myrtle Harris, Miss Annie Mae Zimmerman, Miss Mable Marler, Miss Hortense Bissell, Miss Eugenia Price, Miss Jenny. Price, Miss Willie Frank Edwards, Ss@@S Este11e Strickland Miss Marie Rosemond Miss Pearl Blacknlan, Miss Mary Lee Chamblee and. Miss Mary Hodges.
 Mrs. Ben Morgan will give tea on Wednesday afternoon from to 3 o'clock at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. M. Cosby. In honor of Mrs Cecil Gaston and Mrs. Phares Coleman, two brides. and Mrs Fred Rowe of Grand Rapids, Mich, who will be the guest of Mrs. Chaplin Hodges. The invitations will include the young CT married set.
 
 The ladies of the South Highlands Methodist church will meet Friday morn- ing at 10:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. T. H. Motion, 617 Idlewild avenue. One of the delightful informal affairs of last evening was the dance given by the Inter-Se club, at the home of MT. and Mrs w. P. McAdory at their home on Highland avenue. The invitation list included only few friends and the first formal affair of this club will be given on December 21, to which number of their friends will be invited.
 The sponsor for the captain of the Ala bama team will be Miss Margaret Las sitter and her maid will be Miss Ruth Armstead and Miss Margaret King. The managers sponsor will be Miss Willie Me Naron of Albertville, and her two maids will be Miss Elizabeth Paramore and Miss Frances Brady of Tuscaloosa. MT. and Mrs. Sterling Wood will be the chap erones.
 Mrs. Carl Golf entertained a few friends at five hundred party at her