The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-25
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Ralph Sample Mir. Carlisle Kennon, MT. William Kennon, Mir. Jack Hughes, MT, Denton, Mir E. T. Brown, MT. James Smith, and Mr. Paul Meighan.
 
 The marriage of Miss Winnie Davis Roberts and MT Charles Edward Busch will be solemnized on Tuesday August s, at Plunkett Memorial chapel.
 A number of interesting parties have been planned for Miss Roberts On Thursday, July 27, Mrs. David Parke will be hostess at linen shower in her honor, and Friday, July 2S, Miss Lucille Ohyme will be hostess at d miscellaneous shower for her. and on Saturday, July 29 Miss Katherine Shay will entertain at a lunch con at the Tutwiler hotel in compliment to Miss Roberts.
 Among the hosts at the Country club at Roebuck Springs Saturday evening were Judge and Mrs. Oscar Hundley MT. II. c. Woodward, MT. and Mrs. Webb Craw- ford MT. and Mrs. Ross Smith, MT. and Mrs Charles F, DeBardeleben, MT. J. C. Collins and MT. R. A. Brown.
 
 Sunday evening the following were noted, having supper on the lovely yer andas: Mir. and Mrs. Ross Smith, MT and Mrs. Clarence E. Mason, MT. and Mrs. aschal Shook, MT. and Mrs. Wepb Craw- ford, Mrs John w. Tomlinson, MT. and Mrs. Fred Levert, MT. and Mrs, Walker Percy, Mrs. Matthew Murphy, Dr. and Mrs. Norbourne Cooke, MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Fulenwider Miss Bland Iomlinson, Miss Virginia Abercrombie of Montgom- cry, Miss Margaret Moore, MT. ErslIine Ramsay, MT, Sorsby Jemison, MT. Mere dth Roberts, MT. Melville Davis, MT. Pffer Smith, MT. Henry Gray, Jr., MT. Vernon and William Badham and others. The Woman's civic board will meet at 10 o'clock this morning in the library at the city hall
 Misses Pauline and Annie Belle Stith will entertain Friday evening at their home in Norwood, complimenting their guests Miss Annie Cole and Miss Hattie Nash of St. Louis.
 
 Mrs. Philip Memoli will entertain Thurs day evening at her home on Fountain Heights, complimenting Miss Hattie Nash of St Louis.
 Mrs. A L. Kidd will be hostess to the Ardis Heights Morning Auction club at her home in Norwood this morning.
 Miss Annie Lee will entertain this aft ernoon at her home on College Hill in compliment to her visitor, Miss Laurie Caldwell of Greensboro, Ga.
 Miss Octavia Farley will be hostess this afternoon to the Bachelor Girls at the home of her sister, Mrs. Eall Farley, on Beech street.
 Miss Laurie Caldwell will be the guest of honor at luncheon when Miss Annie Lee entertains a few friends at the Country club tomorrow.
 MT Jenks Gillem will be host to a few friends at the Motor and Coun try club Thursday evening in compli- ment to Mias Jeanne Marie Sutton of Memphis, the house guest of Mrs c. J. Palmer.
 Mrs. John A. Kiernan, chairman of the committee in charge of the East Lake Orphanage work in West End, an- nounces a card party is to be held at Steel-Smiths garden restaurant Mon day afternoon, July 31, at 3 o'clock The following ladies are in charge of the games: Mrs. w. J. Lynch, bridge; Mrs c. P. Lichty, five hundred; Mrs. M. F. Travers, euchre; Mrs. E. J. Thornton, heart dice.
 Prizes will be awarded by the fol- lowing ladies: To bridge players, Mrs. l.. A. Freeman; to five hundred players, Mrs. Frank Caff~v: to euchre players, Mrs. Henry Murphy; to heart dice play CTS. Mrs. L. E. Dulion.
 
 Among the guests at MT. Fred Vince locks weekend party at his place on Shades mountain were: Miss Jeanne Marie Sutton, Miss Annie Franklin, Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, Miss Florence Coffin, Mir stephen Day, Mr Robert Snow, MT. H. G. Marsh and MT. R. l.. Smallman. Mrs. George Wheelock was the chaperon.
 Battery c will give a subscription dance Monday night at the Exchange hotel in honor of the young ladies of Birmingham who are coming here to present guidon to the battery, says the Montgomery Journal.
 All young debutantes of Montgomery, all active and associate members of the Les MysterieuSe club, young men of the County club, Beauvoir club and Inter-s Sc club are invited. The following chap erons have been named: Mrs. Farley. Mrs. Ligon, Mrs. Ben Noble, Mrs. w. A. Saffold, Mrs w. c. Oates, Mrs. Charles Henderson, Mrs W. M. Moore, Mrs. Ty- Ter Goodwin, Mrs L. w. Tyson, Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs. Thomas Hall MT. and Mrs. Dave Holloway, Mrs. A. M. Baldwin, Mrs. James Flowers and Mrs Thornton Clark.
 Mrs. Julian B. Parke, president of the Alabama Equal Suffrage associa- tion, arrived in the city yesterday even- ing from Selma, and is the guest of Mrs. Mayors, on Government street
 Mrs. Parke comes to Mobile to meet her mother, who is returning from Florida via steamer, says the Mobile Register.
 While in the city Mrs Martin Hol- brook, president of Mobile Equal Suf- frage association, who is also a mem Der of the state executive board, will confer with Mrs. Parke upon import ant suffrage matters.
 Officers and friends are invited to call on Mrs. Parlle from to Sunday aft ernoon.
 Mrs. Clay c. Hafer, one of the many thoughtful women in Birmingham, as- sisted by few friends, sent last Sat urday to Montgomery to the young men in Battery A, of which her son, Mir Fahey, is member, box containing more than 200 individual home made cakes to be enjoyed for their dinner last Sunday. The box weighed more than 50 pounds and was sent by parcel post. This was indeed a great treat for these young men, and it will give many more mothers ideas of things that can be sent for the boys.
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