The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-28
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! At the conclusion of the game an ice
course was served.
The guests invited were Miss Ida Hill,
Miss JEANNE Darden, Miss Emily Ma
lone, Miss Jennie Abbott, Miss Eta Fin
cher, Miss Ruth Bryan, Miss Ruth Hub
bard, Miss Willie Wade, Miss Mabel
Reeves, Miss Mary Reeves Mr.. D. John
son, MI. j. Curtis, Mr.. B. Davenport Mr..
Erin Farley, Mr. Carroll Harvil, Mr..
Arthur Lincoln. Mr.. Anon Darden, Mr..
Arthur Darden, Mr.. Avery jefferson. Mr..
Shelby Patton, Mr.. E. Lovelace, Professor
Malone, Professor Price, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Coke, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Jones' Mrs. Sumner was assisted in en-
PERTAINING by Mrs. T. M. Allen.
One of the most attractive and unique
parties of the midsummer was that
given on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. j.
T. Slater when she entertained about
40 friends at bridge at her home on Quin-
Ian avenue.
The entire house was thrown open and
decorated with suffrage colors, which
Mrs Slater is greatly interested in The
prizes were a bud vase and two decks
of cards After the games Mrs. Solon
Jacobs gave a most delightful talk on
suffrage and was presented by little Miss
Slater with a huge bunch of roses The
punch bowl was presided over by Miss
Mary Lalande, Miss Anne Slater and
Miss Eleanor Moody, who wore dainty
white frocks with yellow sash. Delight
full ices were served in the suffrage col
ors and the cakes carried out the same
idea. Among the guests were Miss j. b.
Hill, Mrs. E. B. Alvord Mrs John Watts
Maynor, Mrs. Daisy Alexander, Mrs Nat
Walpole, Mrs. James Hndes Eddy, Mrs.
T. H. Aldrich, Mrs. Jessie Stewart, Mrs.
Idre M. Coe, Mrs. Devote Ewing, Mrs.
sgd Lee, Mrs c. H. Robinson, Mrs. A.
E. Moody, Mrs. Richard H. Johnston.
Mrs. Scion Jacobs, Mrs. Sydne Bowie,
Mrs. George Lowman, Mrs Peter Lalande,
Mrs. r. S. Wetmore, Mrs. Phillip Alexan-
der, Mrs. Lee Boueche, Mrs. James Ken
nedy Mrs. Joseph Stanfield, ]. A. Yates E.
c. Grove, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Victor Prov
ell, Mrs. Mike Holse, Mrs. Fred Chisolm,
Mrs. ]. B. Reid Mrs. Scudder Ryall. Mrs.
Frank Webb Seals, Mrs. C. C. Snider.
Mrs. Harry Burns, Miss Iden and Mss
Charlotte Black.
The West End workers for Button Day
will be busy at Saks, Morris hotel and
Chamber of Commerce corners tomorrow.
Mrs. John A. Herman, chairman, will ba
assisted by the following ladies: Mrs. F.
w Herman, Mrs. T. Mcclellan, Mrs J.
w. Looney, Mrs. J. C. Reilly, Mrs. j. F.
Wilson. Mrs. E. C. Hanse, Mrs. c. P.
Lichty, Mrs. William Williams, Mrs L.
A. Freeman, Mrs. E. Brinskelle, Mrs. j.
Crarey, Mrs. A. w. Atkins, Mrs. c. ].
Justin, Miss Kathleen Reilly, Miss Ethei
Coffey, Miss Margaret Bush, Miss Mart
Loftin, Miss Mary Edna Freeman, Msi
Margaret Alice Thornton
All former students of the Tuskegee
Female college and the Woman's College
of Montgomery are requested to meet al
the residence of Mrs. F. M. Jackson
with the alumni of these colleges this
afternoon at o'clock Important bust
ness will be transacted, and a large at
tendance is urged.
Mrs. w. d. Laner, Jr., entertained yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Rogers, compl-
menting Miss Nettie Beall, who will soon
wed Mr.. Albert Hopkins of New York.
The guest played bride, and the top
score prize was a guest towel and the
guest of honor received a travelling case.
AT the close of the games the guest were
served refreshments in the dining room,
where the guest of honor was showered
with toilet articles. Among the guests
we're: Mrs. Richard Lussier, Mrs. Bur-
dette Harris, Miss Carrie Kent, Miss
Ruby Hauff of Glen Allen, Miss. Mrs.
George Reynolds, Mrs Martin Ponceor,
Mrs. Farley Leslie, Mrs. w. B. Allen,
Mrs. H. B. Smith, Miss Miriam Waters
of Atlanta Miss Rosson of Mobile, Miss
Katherine Livingston, Mrs. r. 1. Daner,
Mrs. H. E. Jordan and Mrs. Mack Rog-
erS.
Mrs. Henry Hidden, Jr., entertained the
Young Matrons' club yesterday afternoon
at her home on Twenty eighth street,
south. Auction was played and the ia
bles were arranged on the veranda. For
the highest score a pretty work bag was
given and after the games ices were
served
Mrs. Hiden's guests included only the
club members, who were: Mrs. Oliver
Cox, Mrs John Cox, Mrs Roscoe Harris,
Mrs. Michael Nolan. Mrs. Roderick Bed
dow, Mrs. C. c. Heidi, Jr., Mrs. Anglin
White, Mrs. James Carter Morris, Mrs.
James Moore, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs.
Luke Hunt, Mrs. James CARRIER and Mrs,
Hinson Sibley.
The Judges of the city beautiful of
Central Park were unable to make the
planned trip to judge on account of the
illness of one of the committee, but the
date for the judging will be announced
later