The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-06

Miss Kate Little Miss Esther Sevolovitz i
 Miss Annie Laurie Sylvester. Miss Me- Vane, Miss Mary Rowlett, Miss Mabel
 Jones, Mir and Mrs Edward Nesbltt,
 MT. and Mrs. John Rowlett, Mrs w. H
 Jones. Mrs. D. A. Cook, MT. Parker Gill
 liam, MT Edwin Cook. Mr. Ellis Love- less, MT. Stedham Acker Mir. Tim Dur rett Mir. John Griffin, MT. Thomas Cox,
 MT. Walter Bernstein, MT. R. Lee Alp i bolt, MT. I<insler Little, MT. Wloyd Lam
 caster, MT. Jack Austin and MT. Ed G.
 Gaudin. Misses Ethel and Grace Crowson were hostesses at five hundred party in con- plment to their attractive visitor, Miss Erma Graham of Pensacola Saturday afternoon. The decorations were tasteful ly arranged with garden flowers The
 prize for top score was box of crepe de chine handkerchiefs and the honor guest was presented with a dainty piece of lingerie After the game a delightful luncheon was served. Misses Crowsons guests were Miss Graham Miss Celia FL
 lard Miss Mercedes Hatton, Miss La 1 Trieve Hall Miss Mary Price, Miss Sara Kirkley. Miss Ida and Miss Mary Ed
 wards, Miss Nell Arnett, Miss Marie Steck, Mrs. w. G. Schuster, Mrs J. E. Steck, Mrs J. c. Crowson, Mrs. T. B. Reilly and Mrs, E. B. varnell l ne IOllOWlnS announcement CarQS nave been received bv friends in the city:
 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Starr announces the
 marriage of her daughter. Jeanette, to Mir Guy $. Amos. on Wednesday, July
 26, 1916, Birmingham, Ala"
 On the evening of July 31 the Piquik
 club of Woodlawn held it's regular semi-I | annual election of officers, the following
 being elected: Mir J. Bynum Waters president; MT. Julian K. Pickens, vice president. succeeding MT. Harry H.
 Hahn; MT. Harry H. Hahn was elected secretary, succeeding MT. John w. Stew art; MT. Robert w. Vance was reelected
 treasurer; Dr. A. w. Bell Dr. D. V. | Edmundson and MT. Robert w. Vance, | trustees.
 | There will be a special musical pro- gramme rendered this morning at the il o'clock service of the Handley Memorial Presbyterian church. The wel-known I West End quartet. composed of Mr. w
 H. Maxim, Mr. J. H. Holmes MT. J w. Mosely and Mir T. H. Naylor will 1 render several numbers. Mrs. Crenshaw
 will sing the offertory at the evening 1 service.
 Mrs. A. J. Arrant will entertain the | Cosmopolitan Auction Bridge club on l Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at 1 her home on Cullom street.
 | Among those who were seen during the past week at the Blue Bird tea rooms were: MT. and Mrs. Craven, Judge J. J. i Banks, Mrs Laird, MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Crowder and Mrs. Louise Woodward | Ball; MT. and Mrs A. F. Johnson, Miss | Claudio Johnson. and Miss Marby of An | niston, who is their guest Mrs. Sibley ! and her daughter. Miss Grace Sibley; MT. and Mrs A. l.. Thaggard and Miss
 Edwina Thaggard; Mrs. Felix Tarrant and Miss Mary Ada Tarrant: Mrs. Theo-
 dora Randolph and Mrs. Ernest Het- l trick Miss Mckinley of Columbus, Miss,
 and Miss Weir. szsaasa..assEs | On Monday evening social event gave l much pleasure when Mrs. A. s. Miree l entertained in honor of Porter l., Wall | lace of Birmingham, says the Marion, l Ala, Times.
 l The house was prettily decorated with i! ferns and the flowers of the season. On
 entering the home the young people were met by Mrs. Mree in her usual charm | ing manner No introduction to the guest l of honor was necessary, as he was only few years ago a Marion boy, though Birmingham now claims him and in that ] city he Is making good with Crane com pany Heis making happy his friends and relatives by spending his vacation in the "old home town"
 Punch was served in the reception hail by Misses MarionS Miree and Frances Nichols In the parlor tables were ar l ranged for games. while the library pre- scented cozy corners for the pleasant chats. The evening was most informal On Tuesday swimming party was given for MT. Wallace at Davis park. -
 Miss Doris Emery will entertain the
 members of the Wednesday Afternoon
 Card club at her home on Montgomery street Wednesday. The following from the Mobile Register will be read with interest by friends in the city, as Mrs. Norton as Miss Geral-
 dine Pritchard, has been frequent visit
 or in the city and is sister of MT, w. S. Pritchard of this city: A quiet wedding of Wednesday after
 noon took place at the home of the brides parents at 3 o'clock, when Miss l Geraldine Pritchard, oldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. William T. Pritchard, was
 made the wife of MT. Joseph Sledge Nor ton, with Father Lauzon of St. xavier's
 as the celebrant. The home had been