The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-24

Mrs. Warner Shook entertained yester- day afternoon at her home at a tea in honor of Mrs. A. NJ. Lynn of New York, who is the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. Sharp, and who is pleasantly remembered as the lovely Miss Ethel Sharp, formerly of this city, and Mrs. Arthur Crowder of Mississippi, who has recently become resident of Birming- ham, where years ago MT. Crowder re- sided here and has many friends.
 The guests assembled on the porches, which were decorated in cut flowers, ferns and palms. Many beautiful hanging baskets with blossoms were seen here and there.
 There was no receiving line and Mrs. Shook stood with Mrs. Lynn and Mrs Crowder in delightfully."- informal way to welcome her guests.
 Tea, ices and sandwiches were served to about 50 friends, who called during the receiving hour.
 Miss Margaret Tillman entertained last evening at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Tillman, on Highland avenue, with dancing party, in honor of Miss Natalie Caldwell, who is the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson. and Miss Lee of Montgomery and Miss Scarborough of Columbus, Ga, who are the guests of Miss Massey. The entire lower floor was thrown open for the dance, brilliantly lighted and decorated for the occasion with gladiolas, magnolias, ferns and palms. Miss Tillman, who wore dainty green taffeta frock, was assisted in re- ceving by MT. and Mrs. Tillman. Miss Massey, Miss Lee, Miss Nelson, Miss Caldwell and Miss Scarborough.
 About 100 members of the college set were included in the invitations.
 The South Highland infirmary enter- tained on Wednesday evening at a dinner dance at the Motor and Country club in honor of the graduating class.
 The members of the class are Miss Hat tie Warlick, Miss Villa Williams, Miss Susie Warlick, Miss Mary Ruth Vandi- ver Mrs. Matte Lazendy, Miss Stella Matheny Miss Maud Dunn and Miss Myrtis Moore Those who were guests were Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Prince, Dr. and Mrs Peters, Dr. and Mrs. Davis Moore, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Hardy, Miss Mary Feazel. Dr. Mclean, Miss Anna Cor bett, Dr. Dixie McCrossin, Miss Hubbard, MT. w. B. Reabis, Miss lhla Hall, pr. Wade Martin, Miss Edith Leslie, MT. Wingfeld Lampkin, Miss Edith Tackles, MT. W. Ii. Horn, Mrs. B. Tate Micheal, pr. J. Carmichael, MT. Martin, Mr. Joe Madden, MT. Mettles, MT. Roper and MT. Guise
 Miss Martha Bradshaw entertained at a bridge luncheon yesterday morning at "Greenlodge," at Edgewood, in honor of Miss Leona Plosser. The young women went out at 10 o'clock and played cards until F, when luncheon was served Miss Plosser was presented a madeira dolly, and Miss Eula Weakley won the game prize, a box of stationary.
 The guests were Miss Augusta Clark, Miss May Banks of Montgomery, Miss Katherin Parrish of Montgomery. Miss Mary Knight Rush of Mobile, Miss Eula weakley Miss Helen Eubank. Miss Nell Cosby, Mrs Carroll Steele, Miss Mabel Plosser, and Miss Alice Weatherly
 MT. and Mrs. Sterling Lanier enter tained last evening at their home on Pawnee avenue, with buffet supper, in honor of Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson and their son, MT. Sterling Lanier, IT,, who will be married this evening"
 The house was artistically decorated with wild flowers and evergreens, and in the dining room in the center of the