The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23
By EMMA REID RYALL

K NR. and Mrs. William H, Kettig en- NH tertained last evening at their lNl lovely home, Kon Niazumaave. at buffet supper in honor of Miss Eliza beth Wilkinson and MT. Sterling Lanier, Jr.. who will be married tomorrow even- ing.
 The entire house, which is one of the loveliest in the city. was beautifully decorated with cut flowers, ferns and palms, and in the dining room, where the supper was served, the decorations were especially attractive.
 In the center of the table there was a large Venetian vase filled with pink and white roses and other lovely bios. soms. Water lilies were floating on the water. The ices and cakes were in pink, as were the other table decorations. e.
 Among the guests were Elizabeth Will kinson, Miss Margaret Wilkinson, Miss Anne Lanier, Miss Lillian Lanier, Miss Margaret Allen, Miss Gibson. Miss Mar garet Gage, MT. Sterling Lanier, MT. Germain Wilkinson, MT. Gustave Sailing, MT. Charles Butler, MT. Henry Stites Mir. William Wilkerson, MT. Meredith
 
 son, MT. and Mrs, Sterling Lanier, MT and Mrs. Russell Lanier Mir and Mrs. Monroe Laner, MT. and Mrs. James Mund, and Mrs. Hiden of Virginia.
 The following announcement has been sent to friends in. the city:
 Mrs. Ella Steele McE,roy announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Eliz- abeth, to MT. Frank Henry Gafford, Jr., on Saturday, June r, 1916, Franklin, Tenn
 Miss Jennie Margaret Carroll cele. brated her eleventh birthday this week at her home. Roses and sweet peas adorned the apartments and the porch was illuminated with Japanese lanterns. An interesting contest was played and the three prizes were won by Tom Jones Memoli, Carolyn Hester and Beulah Hal roy.
 Included in this hospitality were Mrs. James sCarroll, Mrs. Annie Lane, Mrs. Nellie Memoi, Mrs. Alice Focht, Mrs, Jessie Carroll Miss Beulah Halroy, Frances Lindsey, Margaret Focht, Caro- lyn Hester, Vinger Jones, Mary Weigles, Tom P. Jones, Ida Waldrop, Jennie Carroll, Nellie Blanch Jones, Mary Eiz- abeth Lane, Mir. Howard Carroll. Doug las McBride, James Carroll, Edgar Lane, Frank Mcbride, James Carroll, Edgar Lane, Frank Mcbride, Irwin Carroll, Tom Jones Memoli, Douglas Carroll, Cecil Parks, Morris Bryant.
 
 Mrs H. A. Turner entertained yester- day morning at her home on South Sew enteenth street at bridge in honor of Mrs Harry Sinnott of Florida, who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Ken nedy at their home on South Fifteenth avenue.
 Sweet peas were used in the decorations and the prizes were silk hose and hand embroidered towels
 Among the guests were Mrs. Sinnott Mrs. Philip Alexander, Mrs. Anson Allen, Mrs. J H. Eddy, Mrs. c. M. Evans, Mrs J. S. Kennedy, Mrs J. M. Russell, Mrs. T. S. Neville, Mrs. E. H. Smith, Mrs. Kirby Smith, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. J. H. Mccoy, Mrs J. Lawrence, Mrs. l.. Clark, Miss Louise Neville, Mrs. Jack Orrison, Mrs. Clifford Beasley, Mrs Cary Thomp- son, Mrs. l. M Townes. Mrs. John May nor, Mrs. Laurens Robinson, Mrs. A. w. B. Johnson, and Mrs. Gregory Johnston. Mrs c. B. Beasley entertained at a lawn party at her home in Norwood for Miss Chita Beasley of TennesseeA Progressive conversation was the ,di- version, and at a late hour refreshments were served.
 The guests were Miss Chita Beasley, Miss Elizabeth Wolfe, Miss Gladys Wolfe, Miss Gladys Wolfe, Miss Willie May Brandon, Miss Annie Lanier, Miss Lillian Lanier, Miss Gillian Goodall, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Margaret Tillman,