The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-10

11le Barnett, Mrs. charles CalnOun anu
 Mrs. Edward Crawford.
 Miss Eleanor Massey will entertain at a dance Wednesday evening at the Edge wood club in compliment to her two guests, Miss Nell Scarborough of Colum- bus, Ga, and Miss Bettie Lee of Mont gomery.
 The following announcement will be read with interest throughout the south: | United States Senator Hoke Smith and | Mrs. Smith announce the engagement Of | their daughter. Calle to Mir. J. Lyman Grant Pratt of Washington, the wedding
 to take place at the Washington city | home of Georgia's senior senator next 1 Thursday morning.
 1 Owing to the continued delicate health of Mrs. Smith, the wedding will be wit messed by relatives only and a few close | friends.
 The following invitations have been re- ceived:
 Mrs. William Thomas Hendricks re- | quests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Lula Estelle, to MT. Thomas Watkins Riddle Jr., on Wednesday morning, June IA, 19l6, at S:30 o'clock, Methodist church. Huffman" I Mrs Mark Bristol, wife of Captain l Bristol, U. s. N, chief of navy aero i nautics, will leave Pensacola today for Tallulah Falls, Ga, joining her mother, Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore of Mobile, at Flomaton, and going with her to the Moores summer home at the Georgia re- sort, says the Mobile Item. Mrs. Moore | has planned a gay family house party for | the summer and in addition to Mrs. Bris- 1 tol, will have her niece. Mrs. A. T. Hen 1 ley of New York, and Dr. and Mrs GA1.1 ffa will o1C riSit at "a ! falls.
 Miss Louise Hooper will entertain a l bevy of charming girls at a house party 1 next week at the handsome home of her l parents MT. and Mrs. l.. NJ Hooper on 1 Lapsley street. says the Selma Times. The guests will arrive Monday and re- main until the following Tuesday, and 1 every minute of their stay will be made most delightful by series of entertain ments planned by thefr hostess. l The girls who have been invited to 1 make up the house party are: Miss Au- gusta Clarke of Birmingham Miss Alice Weatherly of Anniston Miss Dorothy Thigpen and Miss Fannie Oliver of Mont gomery and Miss Rose Coleman of Uniontown.
 Mrs. Carl Platowsky was hostess yes terday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower at her home in honor of Miss Lucille Swift, whose marriage to Mir. Chester Allen Cassady will take place Wednesday.
 The house was attractively decorated with palms, ferns and black eyed Su- sans.
 There was an interesting contest, each guest being required to make a yellow sachet bag for the bride. To the person making the most attrac- tive bag a dainty prize was given The honoree received many attractive gifts
 Included in this charming hospital ity were Miss Jessie Ingram, Miss Willie Collins, Miss Susie Bradford, Miss Evelyn Westmoreland, Miss Frances Bailey, Miss Margaret Griffith, Miss Madeline Ward, Miss Pattie Childers, Miss Charlotte Thornton, Miss Emma Carr, Miss Erin Holcomb, Miss Ollie Davis Miss Madeline Thomas, Miss Marguerite Todd, Miss Thelma Wheel er Miss Alice Mcdonald, Miss Zoe Black, Mrs. Goode Haslett Mrs. oscar Price Mrs. Gene Floyd, Mrs. Jack In- gram and Mrs. J. c. Sutherland.
 
 A delightful programme was given by the senior expression pupils of Mrs. Earle G. McLin on last evening at Cable hall This was the last of the recitals to be given by the pupils of the Mclln SCHOOL or EXpreSSlOH uHtll early fall.
 Mrs. McLin has delighted Birming- ham audiences with her own readings for a number of years, and her pupils recitals are welcomed with pleasure. The following programme was given:
 ''At the Market" Miss Dora Fields Todd.
 Christmas Greens" Miss Anna John ston.
 Sally Domesticates Sam" Miss Gene Hughey.
 Scene from Within the Law" Miss Josephine Wicks
 Playing the Society Belle" Miss Rosamond Hill.
 "Old Mother Goose" Miss Grace Wor- rell
 American Beauties" Miss Bessie McCaskey.
 Mother and Boy" Miss Ellan Sleeves.
 Play: The Confederates." Characters MT. John Wardale, MT. Long; Miss Valentino Mannington, Miss Berta Ham, mond. Scene: Home of Miss Manning ton.
 A simple wedding was quietly solem nized at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic church on Tuesday morning at o'clock mass when Miss Rose Murray became the wife of MT. Edward Driscal
 Miss Mary Price played the wedding march, and among other musical seec- tions Miss Cecela Boggan rendered solo, The brides sister, Miss Ethel Mur- ray dressed in white lace and chiffon voile with touches of pink. carrying an arm bouquet of pink carnations, pre- ceded the bride and was met at the altar by the best man, MT. Charles Harris. The bride followed on the arm of her father, MT. M J. Murray, and joined the groom at the altar. Miss Murray looked charming in a beautiful gown of white lace and chiffon voile and white hat of georgette crepe, carrying a large bouquet of brides roses.
 After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Dris- cal left for Washington and other east ern points and will later return to Washington, where they intend making their future home.