The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-01

painted. by Mrs z. D. Brown. the presi-
dent.
The club motto certainly is very
splendid do thy best and God viii
bless thine endeavors."
| Mrs. e. u. Brown IS president. Mrs.
r. T. Pittman. vice president; Mrs Y.
L. Martin, secretary
! Mrs. w. b. Harper, treasurer, state
| federation secretary, Mrs. John Brod-
erics, parlamentarian, Mrs S. ID. Har-
ris; critic, Miss Sarah Neil; reporter,
Mrs r. c. White.
The first meeting this year Will be held
next Friday. and Mrs. Brown. the presi-
dent, will be the hostess.
/ The programme arranged is q very
attractiye and informal one. Club song,
Lead Kindly Light" Presidents
greetings. explanation Of year. book,
vacation experiences.
Did you know that Martha Bradshaw
was going to teach this year at Carbon
HILL We all will certainly miss her. as
she is one of the. most popular girls in
town.
Judge and Mrs. Alien have returned
from a perfectly splendid motor trip. GO
ing to the judges old home in Virginia
and up to Philadelphia, Mrs Aliens home.
They went through IL states and give
most wonderful account of the trip.
Oh. YOU movie fan, listeni 1 had a let
ter from friend who has cloths lin her
bonnet" and she says 10 see Through
the Wall" this week at the Rialto. as
the clothes show is wonder and that
there are any number of exquisite cre-
atoms which are worn atractively by the
two young players. She says one or the
girls wears a charming afternoon frock
of white taffeta with sleeves of crepe
de chine The skirt is somewhat short
and decidedly full, while the short waist
is made plain with a low V-shaped neck
and corded belt. A large light straw
garden hat, trimmed by white satin how-
ers, affords the finishing note to her fetch
ing costume.
Mrs Buck and Susie Haskell are now
at Tate Spring. They will go TO Sewanee
about the first of this month to visit
Allen Haskell, who is in college there
They will then go to Louisville for
short stay. Susie will be one OF the
debutantes this winter and, of course.
will be a great success. She will be in
troduced at series of brilliant affairs
given by Mrs Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Throckmorton and Mr.. Mudd Martin.
Mrs. Warren and Miss Lewis Warren,
who have been with the Barretts at
Bracewood for the past few weeks, have
returned to their home in Richmond, Va.
Miss Warren is a lovely young woman
but not more so than her charming moth
er. They both made many friends here
who will look forward to seeing them
| again in Birmingham.
| l don't often tell about weddngs-to-be
| without telling names. but really hear
everywhere that one Of the younger So
| cety girls will announce her wedding
soon-and to the grandson of an old
| friend of mine and yours Now, who
is 1t? We had expected 1t to be in the
paper today, but / see that 1t isn't.
| We are all going to Ruth Montgomery's
wedding Wednesday evening at $50
| O. clock at the Vine Street Presbyterian
| church. After the wedding there will
be reception at the home of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery,
on st. Charles street. / don't believe that
told you that Ruth was to marry VII
liam Phillips, did 7?
| We are all going to the Biiou this week
to see Miss Nancy Boyer. who will be seen
as THE Little Lady from Lonesome
| Town" She is a true daughter of the
south. Her mother was a Calhoun of
| this state and this is the charming lit
tie actress first professional visit to her
mother state. She has sent an invitation
| to Governor and Mrs. Henderson and also
to General Brcken and his staff to see
this very pretty romance. near MISS
Boyer is noted for her taste in dress
and in this play she changes her costume
seven times, I understand that there will
be a number Of little parties given at
the Bijou this week.
We will all be going to the fair this
week and I shall try to tell of the many
things see there when I write again.
In haste
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