The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-24

| of Miss Stirling" will be of most inter
| est.
| Ali in all, I take it, the dinner-dance
for Alexa Stirling, national golf champion
| of America, will be the biggest event
ever pulled off at East Lake.
Judge and Mrs. Zell CASTOR enter
! tanned at a very lovely and elaborate
| buffet supper last evening at their home
| complimenting their son, DR.. Cecil Gas
| ton, and his lovely bride-elect, Miss nellie
Cosby.
The entire house was brilliantly lighted
and thrown open and presented most
gala appearance. The decorations were
| in yellow. many large chrysanthemums
being used. combined with ferns and
palms.
The dining room table was most beauti-
fully arranged and decorated with chrys-
anthemums and yellow tulle.
,, Mrs. Chaplin Hodges served at the cof-
fee table.
The minis. ices and cream were in yell
low, the cream being in the shape of
huge chrysanthemum.
The guests were limited to the mem
bers of the wedding party ana the reia-
tives of both families.
One of the most interesting Of the week
end parties was given the past week by
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caloosa for the McCorma clI-Blair we'd
ding party and several popular Birming-
ham girls.
Friday evening a lovely dance was CIV
en- and Saturday evening a moonlight pic
mic and Sunday afternoon the young
men kept open house for the young won-
en- and their house guests.
Mr. and Mrs. James Muslin and Mrs.
w. A. Rose were the chaperons and the
Ia OF King
Miss Helen Terrell, Miss Katherine Cary,
Miss Margaret Davis, .Miss Katherine Nc
Cormack, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Helen
Armstrong of Birmingham and Miss
Nadine Mcdaniel of Athens.
The following Birmingham boys are
members of this fraternity: George
O'Neal Atwell Brown. Eugene Hawkins
and Gordon Palmer.
Mrs. Chapline Hodges entertained very
delightfully."- at a luncheon yesterday at
the Tutwiler hotel in honor of her SIS
ter, Miss nellie Cosby, whose wedding
will be one of the interesting events OF
the week. The table was conferred with
a large basket filed with yellow chrys-
anthemums and at each plate was love-
ly yellow one tied with turquoise blue
ribbon with the name in silver Among
the guests were Miss Florine Hodges Miss
Cosby, Mrs Ben Morgan. Mrs Morti-
mer Jordan, Miss Josephine Cosby Miss
Beverly Leake, Miss Margaret Moore,
Miss Gladys Allison, Miss Margaret
Bradshaw, Miss Florence Coffin Miss
Katrina Carter of oxford, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Tutwiler will en-
terrain at dinner party at their home
tomorrow evening, complmenting Miss
Eveline Magruda of Portland, Ore, who
is the popular guest of Maj. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Tutwiler
The West Woodlawn Y. W. A. club was
delightfully."- entertained Friday evening at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs W. T.
Reeves. The club colors OF blue ana
white were carried out in the decorations
and punch was served by Miss Alma
Miss Tommie Hood, Miss Louise New
born Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Ella Mae
Gaynor, Miss Leslie Hinkle, Miss Rosa
Bell Daniel, Miss Lille Parker. Miss Ber-
tina Foote, Miss Margaret Lykes, Miss
Clemmie Jolly Miss Ethel earns, Miss
Gladys Jolly, Miss Ida Parker, Miss Alma
White, Mr.. Ernest Rutherford, Mr. Yes
sick Mr.. Tom Johnson, Mr.. Julian Dan
iel Mr.. Menderholdt. Mr.. John Orr, Mr
swindel. Mr.. Frank Smith. Mr.. Percy
Owens, Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. Jones.
Miss Lucille Lampkin gave a most at
tractive luncheon and bridge party yes
terday afternoon honoring Miss Louise
Glass and Miss Annie B. Donnelly two
popular brides elect
Lovely pieces of hand painted china
were given as prizes and the guests OF
honor were each presented with piece.
Among the guests were Miss Glass, Miss
Eyeline Glass, Miss Annie Donnelly, Mrs.
Henry Wagstaff of Atlanta, Misses An
ME and Hettie Sibley, Miss Eula Weak
ley, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Margaret
Coleman. Miss Minnie Dryer, Mrs. Ru.
fus NJ Barnett and Miss Alice Bonnell OF
Atlanta.
Mrs. Fred j. Sheppard entertained a
very delightful luncheon yesterday at
her home on South Eleventh ave-, com
plimenting her niece. Miss Annie B. Don
nelly, whose wedding will take place on
evening to Mr.. Blaney of Gin
cinnati.
The table was decorated with Pink Rus
sell roses and miniature brides were used
as place cards.
Among the guests were Mrs James w
Donnelly, Mrs. Ernest Hettrick, Miss
May Collins, Mrs. W. B. White, Mrs.
Henry Wagstaff Mrs. George Blinn, Jr.,
Miss Flora Jones, and Mrs. Warren Buch-
anan.
Mrs. w. C. Barbour gave a Lyric party
Yesterday in honor of Miss Lucille Ketch-
um a popular bride-elect.
The guests were Miss Ketchum, Miss
Annie Dee Rogers, Mrs. f, w. Fruit
ticher and Mrs. f. f. Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams of BeS-
semer announce the marriage of their
daughter, Tyler, to Mr.. John Porter, on
Sunday, October 20, 1916
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Daniels, accom-
panied by Mrs. j. B. Shropshire and Miss
Helen Shropshire, win motor today to-
Gadsden where they win be Joined by
friends and will motor to north Alabama,
stopping at Admission and Piedmont. Miss
Helen Shropshire will stop for a visit with
Miss Ina Brock in Piedmont before re-
turning home.
Mrs. ST Clair Bennett is the guest of
her sister, Mrs, George L. Williams at
Mount Pleasant. Tenn
Miss Louise Gholston entertained at
Lyric party yesterday afternoon in honor