The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-20

garet Allen, Miss Henrietta Gibson, Miss ! Mamie Lee Davis, Mr. Gustav Sailing,
 MT William Wilkerson, MT. Germain Will
 llinson, Mr. Charles Butler MT. Reginald
 Lanier MT. Meredith Roberts and MT.
 Sterling Lanier, MT. and Mrs. Victor | Gage were the chaperons.
 
 1 Mrs E. L. Helvin entertained yesterday | afternoon with miscellaneous shower at
 her home on North Highlands in honor
 of Miss Rhe Crowley, who will be mar
 ried on Thursday. The house was dec | orated in pink and white rose sweet peas ! and ferns and palms.
 | A contest was held the first part of the
 evening and the first prize was rosebud | holder and the consolation prize was a
 hand painted plate. The table which held
 the gifts was beautifully decorated and | little Milton Stewart Melvin was dressed l like cupid and assisted with the shower. A lovely programme was arranged for the last part of the afternoon and the | following took part: Miss Vera May Brewer, song; Miss Lille R. Trowel gave a reading; Miss Tommie Leonard
 gave several numbers on the piano. She will also play the wedding music. There were about 60 present and as they were leaving the bride was showered with rice.
 
 MT. Henry G. Seibels will give a de- lightful house party in Birmingham this week to a number of his Montgomery friends, who will motor to Birmingham to attend the golf tourney, says the Montgomery Journal.
 MT. Seibels' party will include Colonel and Mrs. James s. Pinckard, Capt. and Mrs. William s. Pinckard, Capt. and Mrs William F. Screws, Gen. and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon, Miss Annie Laurie Seibels and MT. and Mrs. w. c. Oates
 Many charming social functions have been planned in honor of MT. Seibels guests during their stay in Birmingham.
 The Dahlonega (Ga.) Echo of last week said:
 and Mrs. J. T. Robertson, and attractive and Mrs. J. T. Robetson, and attactive daughters, Misses Edith and Florence, of
 Birmingham have been enjoying their stay at the Mountain inn. Mrs. McDon- ough and Mrs. Robertson are ladies of great culture and refinement and have made many friends since coming here while the young ladies are both attractive and beautiful, and are the life of any
 party The entire party are delighted
 with Dahlonega. They will return homo the last of the week.
 
 Miss Susie and Miss Selma Perry, two lovely Birmingham girls who accompa- ted Mrs E. w. Faith home from q visit to the Magic City, and who are her guests, have been enjoying a stay with Mrs. Stone at Point Clear. and returned to the city in time to accord MT. and
 Mrs. E. w. Faith inspiration for an tn- formal bridge evening on Friday, says the Mobile Register. The pastel tints were carried out in the flowers that decorated the rooms, and in the rriZes, which, for the girls. was a lovely corsage bouquet of pink roses and for getme-nots, which became the prop erty of Miss Selina Perry on tte cut, and box of candy in the variegatei
 tipts for Wilson Pugh, who carried oft the victory in the cut for the men. Tn ere were three tables of participants 1 in the games. who found their places | marked with pretty little blhebird score
 cards. each table holding dish Of bon bons, the cards being removed later to give way to a plate suppe" consistin 5 1 Of salad course and it's accompani-
 nn nents and sherbet. Those whom MT. and Mrs. Faith invited for this bridge evening with their two house guests
 were: Miss Lorraine Cunningham, Miss 1 Margaret Horn, Miss Olive Brooks, Miss l Annie Carroll Hoffman and Mr. shop l ard, MT. w. G. Horn, MT Wilson Pugh, 4N l ard.
 l The following officers of the board of directors of the Birmingham Opera as- l sociation for the coming year will be
 Mir M. P Messer, MT. J. B. Simpson. Mr. Posner Mrs. Philip Oster, and MT. | Coyle. MT. Robert Lawrence will be the | director | One of the lovely parties given for Miss | Bessie Foster, who will be married this | evening to Mr. William Harsh, was the 1 picnic supper given Saturday even- l ing by MT. and Mrs. B. H. Cooper at Sunset Rock on Shades mountain, | The table was beautifully arranged and
 decorated with sweet peas with blossoms
 and fruit and later young people mo- 1 tored to the Cooper home, where an ice 1 course was served and a musical was l given.
 l The party was especially interesting, as ] just six years ago Mr. and Mr.. Foster l had come to Birmingham and Mrs Cooper gave them party at this same place, 1 and tomorrow Miss Foster will be mar l ried on her parents wedding anniver- 1 Sary.
 | Included in the hospitality were Mrs. | J. s. Foster, Mrs. Griffith R. Harsh, Miss l May Harsh, Miss Alice Harsh, Miss Bes-
 sic Foster, MT. William Harsh and their 1 attendants, Miss Juliet Foster. MT. Grif- | sIl-