The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04
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Mir. and Mrs. G. L. Mauney of Mem
 bhis were entertained with five hum dred party Friday evening by Mir. and Mrs. G. P. Kerans of Norwood. Those
 present were Mir. apd Mrs. c. l.. Mauney,
 MT. and Mrs. B. s. Carpenter. MT. and
 Mrs. Bradford Ausley, MT. and Mrs.
 Frank Robbins. MT. and Mrs. Billy Wood. Mir and Mrs. Bailey, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Hooper, MT. and Mrs. Paul
 Partridge, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Brown and Mrs w. A. Cox. The first prize was won by MT. Bradford Ausley, the
 ladies' prize falling to Mrs. B. S. Carpenter. Consolation was drawn by Mrs Ausley and Mir. Wood.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Andrews enter
 tained at a dinner party at the Coun- try club last evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs. W. E. McGowen and the Misses McGowen. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Mark Andrews, MT. and Mrs. James Martin, MT. and Mrs. McGowen, Miss Merl McGowen, Miss Pauline McGowen and MT. Robert Malone. Mrs. w T. Williams entertained at home on Shades mountain at a musical in honor of her guest, Miss Kate Gam ble of Athens, and the following were present: Miss Annie Gray Hale, Miss Mary Hewitt, Miss Margaret Gamble.
 Miss Augusta Gill, Miss Mary Beth Moore, Miss Kate Gamble, MT. Robert Hewitt, MT. Frank Jones, MT. Beecher Adams, MT. Thurber West, MT. Everett Hale, MT. Charles Williams and Mir. George Jones. One of the charming and delightful affairs of yesterday was the lovely tea given at Green lodge by Miss Lainhart for Miss Rebecca Thornton. It was an al fresco affair and the tables were placed out under the trees and were decorated with daisies and fern The following were Miss Lainhart's guests:
 Mrs. G. P Thornton, Mrs. Rebecca An derson, Miss Mary Anderson. Mrs. w. F.
 Leake, Miss Beverly Leake. Miss Wilbur
 Leake, Mrs. Robert Thach and Miss Mayo Thach, Mrs. Alexander London Miss Mary Parke London, Miss Edith Orr, Miss Marguerite Nabers, Mrs. T. H. Benners, Miss Helen McCary, Miss Au- gusta Clark, Miss Lucy Pinckard, Miss Gustrine Milner and Miss Amelia Wor- thington.
 The Community club, formely known as 'The Growlers," is planning a
 swimming party and dance at tho
 Edgewood Country club Friday, Juno g. Swimming in the lake at o'clock; dinner at 8, with a dance following
 until midnight Is the delightful pro- gramme promised MT. Tom Estes is
 president of tte club. Mrs. P. B. Bowers will be hostess Wednesday afternoon at a tea in com pliment to Miss Fannie Bowers. one of the members of the graduating class of the High school.
 Mrs. Carl Platowsky will be hostess on Friday afternoon, entertaining at a miscellaneous shower in compliment to Miss Lucille Batterton Swift. whose mar l riage to MT. Cheston Allen Cassedy will be an interesting event of Thurs day, June 15.
 l At meeting of the Birmii chapter. Daughters of 1872, the f-aoa l ing officers were elected: Regent, Mrs. Robert w. White; l tary, Mrs. c. M. Tardy; treasurer jC. L. Lawhorn; historian, Mrs. J. W. Groves; registrar. Mrs T. S. L. Bason. Mrs. George Houston Davis, president of the Music Study club, and Mrs. E. T. Rice, president of the Treble C1ef, will entertain Wednesday at o'clock at studio tea at Cabel hall, in com
 pliment to the choruses of the two clubs.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Adams enter- tained last evening at a dinner at the Country club in compliment to MtsD Jessie Walton of Nashville. Those who were in the party were
 Miss Margaret Moore Miss Dean Dfl- lard, Miss Martin Lecky of Richmond. MT. Robert Thach, Jr., MT. Henry Bad- ham, MT. w. w. Crawford. Jr., MT. A.
 A. Adams, Jr.
 Mrs. Lewis Morris left yesterday morning for visit to friends in Ball. timore, expecting to go later to visit
 Mrs. Micajah Woods in Charlottes- vile, Va.
 The friends of Mrs. David P. Ander- son, who has been at the Birmingham l infirmary for the past two moaths, will be glad to learn he was carried home l last week.
 Mrs. w. H. Barnes was hostess at . box party at the Lyric for Mrs. A. H. Bailey of Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. F. c. O'Bear Her guests included Mrs Bailey,
 Mrs. Obear, Miss Faith Mcbride and | Miss Mary Connell.
 Miss Florence Hunt and Miss Hazel | Mckenzie were hostesses yesterday after noon at luncheon at the Birmingham Newspaper club, in compliment to Miss Annie McGehee, an attractive bride-elect. l. Monday, June 2, has been decided upon by the D. A. R. for their annual Flag
 Day, the celebration to be held at the Country club.
 Miss Beverly Leake was one of the. charming hostesses at the Southern club yesterday, entertaining in compliment to Miss Rebecca Thornton. Sweet peas in
 the varied colors adorned the table about which were seated Miss Thornton. Miss Mayo Thach, Miss Marguerite Nabers,
 Miss Mary Parke London. Miss Helen McCary, Miss Gustrine Milner and Miss Lucy Pinckard.
 | Miss Margaret Moore will entertain | Thursday, giving a bridge-luncheon at (Continued on Page Two)