The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-02

E. Harris, Mrs. Charlie H. Krauss, Mrs. George Krauss, Mrs H. c. Barkley, Mrs. Milton Neil, Mrs. James Hood. Mrs. N. N. Odum Mrs. Fred Dunlap Mrs. Clem- ent Slade, Mrs. E. B. Hanahan, Mrs. Har-
 old Scantlin, Mrs. J. T. Hury, Mrs. Ter
 renee Whitehorn, Mrs J. F. Darrah, Mrs. A. J. Reeves, Mrs. O. M. Russell, Mrs. William Lasseter, Mrs. J. w. Morrow, Mrs. McCord, Mrs. N. G. Leslie, Mrs. ! Charles Allen Mrs. T. E. Basham, Mrs. N. A. Abercrombie. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. D. l.. Naide Mrs. Harry, Schlegel, Mrs. T. J. Hodges and Belle Scott Conklin.
 Troop 13 of the Boy Scouts of America will give an ice cream festival this aft
 ernoon from to 10 o'clock on Mrs. w.
 J. Buttons lawn, 800 First avenue West
 End.
 There will be a meeting of the Bir- mingham Equal Suffrage league tomorrow
 afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Cable hall.
 At this time the chairmen of the different committees will be named and plans for
 the coming year will be discussed. It is the desire of the suffrage associa tion to
 conduct a bazaar on a very large scale
 early in coming fall.
 Mrs. H. c. Saunders entertained recent ly at a linen shower and buffet luncheon in honor of a recent bride, Mrs. Alan
 Dodge, who was Miss Grant of West
 End. There were 25 guests present and among the out-of-town visitors were Mrs
 Lester Kennedy of Atlanta, Mrs. l.. Zirn-
 merman of Mount Morris H., and Mrs
 Laura J. Arrot of West Virginia, all of
 whom were the guests of Mrs. Saunders
 The following interesting programme
 will be rendered this afternoon by the
 pupils of Miss Lowella Hanlin at Clark & Jones hall at 4:30 o'clock: Duets Nos. IS and H (Brix; Ding Dong Dell (Swift),
 Rose. Hood. Airy Fairies (Spaulding), vir-
 glnia Lee Pegues. In the Forest from
 Haensel und Gretel' (Humperdinck): ::
 The Pink G4ichner), Elizabeth Glib son.
 Sonatina-Spiritoso, with second piano
 part by Grieg (ClementD, Erie Thomas Sonatina-Andante, with second piano part by Grieg (Clement), Merle Thomas. Car men (BiZeD, Erie Thomas. Brooklet (Wen-
 zeD, Merle Thomas. Minuet (Mozart), Re- becca Pegues. May Bells Ringing (s'e- wert, Estelle Chandler. Venetian Boat Song (SchooleD, Miss Dena Gallacher. Nocturne in E Flat Chopin, Miss Hazel Shirk. The Fauns (Chaminade), Miss Be-
 atrice Chandler. Valse Brilliante Gack). Miss Hazel Shrk
 The informal reception yesterday at the Nelghborhood House was one of the at tractive events of the week, and it gave a splendid opportunity to many to visit the nome who really had no idea of the great work being carried on there. Miss Annie Laurie sparks, who is greatly beloved by 1 all who know her, in the work assisted py members of the board in making all welcome. Among those receiving were. Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr, Mrs. George Connors, Mrs. J. w. Donnclly, Mrs. I.
 campbell Maben, Mrs. Harold Samson.
 Mrs w. M. Walker Mrs. Sterling Eos
 ter and others.
 The wedding of Miss Miriam Tyler and MT William Claude Mitchell took place last evening at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. S. Tyler in Norwood
 The house was beautifully decorated in
 smllax and cut flowers and the entire lower floor was thrown open The bridal party came down the stairs and Miss Augusta Kyle and Miss Martha Lewis were the flower girls and wore dainty white frocks and carried baskets filled Wltn sWeetpeas The ring bearer was Mas
 ter William D. Nevins
 MISS Violet Tyler and Miss Katherine wynn, the bridesmaids, were gowned in plnk tulle over blue and carried pinl, blossoms. Miss lone Harrison, who was ! the maid of honor, wore a lovely gown
 or pink crepe de chine and carried pinl, roses and sweetpeas
 The pride entered with her father, and looked lovely in her bridal robe of white