The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-09
SOCIETY
Is, ENMA REID RYALL

tEAD " ALL
Mrs. C. H. Nabb and Mrs. George Eus-
tbs presided at the coffee table, which
was decorated with white roses, valley
lilies. tulle and candles Mrs. r. r. Stot-
lar and Miss Margaret Cameron served
at the punch bowl. The brides cake was
very lovely affair handsomely en-
bossed and decorated with valley lilies.
At late hour Mr. Bartlett and his
lovely young bride LEFT for New Orleans,
where they will spend sometime. Mrs.
Bartlett wore a stunning tailored gown
of taupe colored cloth with mole trim
mings and hat to match.
When they return will make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Anglin White on South
Sixteenth avenue.
Miss Florine Hodges entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon complimenting
her guest, Miss Annie Mae Dowd, and
two popular brdes-elect, Miss Gena Mae
Snow and Miss Mary Ellen Perkins. at
her home on Eleventh avenue, south.
The house was prettily arranged and
decorated with autumn leaves and flow
ers Miss Hodges was assisted in receiV-
ing in the drawing room by Miss DoWd,
Miss Perkins and Miss Snow. She wore
a gown of black tulle over silver cloth.
Miss Perkins wore pink robe with trim
mngs of sequins. Miss Snow wore a
most becoming frock of pink tulle, with
silver trimmings. Miss Dowd's gown was
electric blue satin trimmed in sequins OF
the same color. Mrs. Hodges, mother
of the hostess, greeted the guest in the
hall, wearing a gown of black satin, with
touches of lace Mrs. j. Chaplin Hodges
served at the tea table in the dining room,
which was most attractively arranged.
basket of pink Killarney roses was in
the center of the table. The ices, cam
dies and minis We're also in pink Others
assisting in the dining room were Miss
Hettie Sibley, Miss Josephine Cosby and
Mrs. Grover Tilden Davis. In the library
Mrs. Iinley Mcclure of Virginia and Miss
Pattie Rena Sheppard welcomed the call
ers There We're about 1860 who left cards
during the receiving hours.
Among those who entertained at the
Country club at lunch yesterday was
Mrs. Henry Howe complimenting her
guests, Mrs. William E. Richardson of
Duluth, Mimi Her guests were: Mrs.
James McLester, Mrs. Harold Samson,
Mrs. T. II. JOY, Mrs. Henry Edmonds,
Mrs. Victor II. Hanson, Mrs. 1. F. Young.
Mrs. Charles Locke and Mrs E. II. Ca
baniss.
Mrs W. G. Matthias entertained in
honor of her visitor, Mrs. Herbert OF
Ladylake, Fla, the guest of Mrs. j. f.
Kent; Mrs. Jack Rentz, the guest of Mrs.
johnson; Miss Aileen Prince of New York,
who is the guest of Mrs. c. NJ Blanch-
ard. The other guests were Miss Carrie
Kent and Mrs. Miles Sprague.
Mrs. Robert Chadwick entertained in
honor of Mrs. Harold Stevenson of Mem
phis, the guest of Mrs. J. c. Henley, Jr.
Her guests were: Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs.
J. C. Henley, Mrs. George Cruikshank,
Mrs Carl Wittichen and Mrs J. c. Hen
ley, Jr.
Mrs John NJ. Edmondson had a few
friends to meet Mrs. Fred Morehouse of
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Frank Lathrop complimented Miss
Elizabeth Drake who is the guest of Mrs.
B. M. Allen, by having a few friends
to meet her at luncheon yesterday at the
club.
On account of Miss Taylor's lecture al
the Five Points Methodist church, the
Highland Book club will meet at l.
o'clock instead of 1890 with Mrs, c. T
Randall, on Friday morning.
A wedding of interest to many friends