The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-13

was enjoyed. The table was centered
with crystal vase filled with pink crepe
myrtle and dainty little pink vases filled
with sailed almonds were placed at each
guests plate. A color note of pink was
also emphasized in the cream and cake.
After the guests were seated at the
table exquisite pink balls were passed,
one containing lovely souvenir for which
the guests drew.
During her visit to, her old home Mrs.
Hollon Harris Fletcher of Birmingham
has been the recipient of many lovely
social courtesies. ~
On Monday of the past week Mrs. Sam
uel B. Hatcher was hostess at table of
bridge in honor of Mrs. Fletcher, which
was completed by Mrs. W. E. Estes and
Miss Isabel Battle.
Last evening Mrs. Rhodes Browns was
hostess at a table of bridge as spe-
cial courtesy to Mrs. HQllon Harris
Fletcher of Birmingham which was com
pleted by Mrs. Samuel B. Hatcher and
Mrs. j. NJ Anderson
Many other affairs have been given in
honor of Mrs. Fletcher during her visit
to Columbus. I'll
The Phi or local chapter of the Pi
Tau Pi fraternity will be hosts at their
opening dance on Monday evening, Au-
gust 20, at the Birmingham Motor and
Country club. Among the guests will be
ut-of-town fraternity brothers and their
young women friends, members OF the
Tuxedo club. a local organization, and
their youHg women friends, members OF
the Montgomery chapter. The invita-
ton list will include about $50.
Mrs. Crawford E. Edwards entertained
yesterday at the Tutwiler complimenting
Miss Mayme Reagan of Nashville, who
is the guest of Mrs w. M Brown The
table was arranged In the large dining
room and was decorated with pink asters,
pink gladiolas and ferns. The place
cards were hand panied baskets filled
with pink asters and tied with pink tulle.
Among the guests were Miss Reagan.
Mrs. w. M. Brown, Mrs. w. b. Hill
house and Mrs. Lige 10y. Afterwards the
the luncheon party went to the Lyric,
where Mrs. Edwards had box for the
matinee.
Mrs. C. W. Matthews entertained a
few friends at her home on Elyton street
Tuesday afternoon. An abundance OF
summer and ported flowers were used in
decorating the house. Games and inter-
esting contests were enjoyed. Punch was
served to the guests as they entered.
Miss Zelma Matthews presided at the
punch bowl. Those present were: Mrs.
Crump, Mrs Moray, Mrs. Fox, Mrs.
Pike, Mrs Dee. Mrs. Nunally. Mrs.
Wood, Mrs. Jeff. Mrs. COSBY Mrs
Faulkner, Mrs Smith. Mrs. Russell. Mrs
Garrison Mrs Lynn, Mrs earns Mrs
Wilson. Mrs. Matthews and Miss zelma
Matthews
Mrs James Keith entertained Thurs
day morning at "a bridge party at the
Blue Tea Room on Highland avenue in
compliment to Miss Ora Chattin. the
guest of Miss Madalne Ward. x
Handkerchief were given for top
score and also the guest prize, Miss
Ella Louise Ward and Miss Chattim
being the fortunate winners. After the
card games luncheon was served to Miss
Chatham, Miss Madeline Ward, Miss
Margaret Dewey. Miss Margaret Moses
of Knoxville Miss Mary Claire Nor
wood, Mrs. Everitt Moses and Miss Ella
Louis Ward @.-4s
Coden is coming into it's own again
and that it will take more than blow
and storm like July to put the Rolston
hotel out of business is evidenced by,
the fact that visitors will not stay away
from there and fishermen in search of
real sport are still haunting its shores.
MIR. Hunter e. Carr and wife, Miss
Emma Carr John B. Carr and Mrs.
H. f. Todd of Birmingham are visit
ing Mobile for several days and are at