The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-03
SOClET T Y
ny NMMA REID KYALL

G7f1HE announcement of a lecture on
 Christian Science is of special in-
 9 tsrest to a large number of people in Birmingham and vicinity and they learn with pleasure of the coming of MT. Bicknell Young, c. s. B. of Chicago, to deliver lecture on Christian Science at the Lyric theatre Sunday afternoon at S:3O o'clock.
 The lecture is given complimentary to First Church of Christ, Scientist, of this city, and the public is cordially invited to attend MT Young is members of the board of lectureship of the Mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scien- tist, of Boston, and consequently he is thoroughly prepared to speak authorita lively on the subject
 MT. J. D. Moore, Jr, entertained at most delightful and informal receipt party yesterday afternoon, complimenting Miss Gladys Allison. The entire house was thrown open and decorated in au- tumn leaves and blossoms. Each guest brought her favorite receipt, written, which was received at the door by Master William Redd Estis After they were
  to the bride-elect together with 8 book of recipes which she had written in very clever way, and in the most anus ing style which afforded much merrlment. h the dining room the table was most artistically decorated with yellow chrys- anthemums and ferns. Mrs. J. D. Moore and Mrs J. P. Jones of Newman, Ga, served at the coffee and tea table, as- sisted by Mrs. Warren Barnett. The guests were the young women of the Bartlett Allison wedding party and a few intimate friends of the bride-elect.
 Miss Abbie Boatwright entertained at a Halloween party at the attractive home of her parents on Twelfth avenue, Nor wood The entire lower floor was thrown together and was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves, ivy and Halloween decorations. Miss Boatwright was as- sisted in receiving by Miss Kathleen Faulkner and Miss Mildred Pledger. Mrs. gJ. T. Sims, 8 sister of the hostess, as sisted by Miss Emma Faulkner, presided over the punch bowl. Much amusement was furnished by an old witch stationed on the landing of the stairs as she read the palms of the young guests. Music was rendered by Miss Lucille Pledger, Miss Jimmie Graham and Miss Irene O'Neli Games and contests were en- joyed until late hour. Miss Ella Raout captured the prize, which was a box of candy Refreshments were served to about 40 guests.
 The following invitations have been is sued by the Queen Esther circle of the Simpson Methodist church.
 "A penny Halloween party we give for
 you,
 'Tis something pleasant as well as new Bring all your pennies to see what they Il
 buy,
 For nothinr will be so very, very high.
 sAr the residence of Mr,.J E. Hill, 1212 Twelfth avenue, north, Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock Come in costume or not. Mrs John B. Simpson will entertain on Wednesday, the 18th, at a luncheon at the Country club, complimenting her niece Miss Mary Ellen Perkins. whose marriage to MT. Ebersole will take place on November %.
 Mrs C. D. Ebersole and Miss Jeanette Ebersole will give a bridge luncheon on Thursday, November IS, in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, who will be married to MT. Louise Ebersole this month.
 One of the most enjoyable parties given for Miss Gladys Allison was the theatre party given last evening by MT. and Mrs c. H. Nabb to see Maud Adams in the Little Minister
 After the performance they were de- lightfully entertained at the Nabb home with a buffet supper.
 Among, the guests were Miss Allison,