The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-12

j. NJ. Hulse, Mrs. Robert p. McDavid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oden, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. x. Plosser,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Tynes, DR.. and Mrs.
E. M. Robinson, DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Ma
son, Judge and Mrs. ]. p. Stiles, Mrs. R.
p. Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs William
Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason billiard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Maben, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
j. Dunn Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Locke, MIR.
and Mrs. J. M. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Nelson, and others.
One of the attractive parties of the
week will be Mr.. Murray Browns cotil-
lion al the Country club on Thursday eve-
ming, complimenting Miss Gillian Goodall
The invitations have been limited to
the younger set Mr.. Brown and Miss
Goodall will lead the grand march and
Mr. Vernon Badham and Mr.. Evans Dunn
will lead the cottilion.
The November meeting of Pettus- Roden
chapter Daughters of the Confederacy,
was held at the Octavia White Home
for Aged Women, an institution founded
and supported by this organization. A
telegram of greeting was sent to the
general convention, now being held in
Dallas, and many interesting plans were
made for the winter work. Principal
among these was a bazaar to be held
early in December and a concert to be
presented later in the winter. Mrs.
Charles j. Sharp was Endorsed for state
president of the Alabama division. Being
woman SO we'll fitted by birth, edu-
cation and experience to fill this posi-
fhn oh MT q az N n
dorsing Mrs. Sharp it is in every way
furthering the good, not only of the
Alabama division, but of the entire or
ganization
MRS. C. NJ. TARDY. Director
Mrs. C. NJ Stanley entertained the
members of her card club and few
friends in honor of two lovely brides.
Mrs e. T. Brown and Mrs. E. T. Mac
lean, at the Bluebird tea room. The
prizes were crystal vases with bluebirds
on them, and the score cards also car
ried out the bluebird idea. Those who
played We're: Mrs Haskins Williams,
Mrs d. B. Sibley Mrs, J. j. Eaton, Mrs.
Allen Durham, Mrs. Brooks Forbes, Mrs.
David Fox, Mrs. David Moore Mrs. e. T..
Brown and Mrs. E. IT. Maclean. After
the game few friends were invited in
for tea.
The following account of a reception
recently given by the A. T. o. in Green's
boro will be read with interest by many
friends in the city:
''Chief among the social functions of
last month was reception and card
party given by the members of Beta
Beta chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Ill
honor of their new members.
1.-THE guests assembled in the elegantly
or drax wing which G a n
propriately and tastefully decorated in
the fraternity colors, old gold and sky
blue. After the guests were welcomed
and the card games concluded delicious
refreshments were served by the hostess
and coterie of assistants. The color
scheme was carried out in delicious ices
and dainty chocolates. The evening
passed most pleasantly for the guests,
as the hospitality of Beta Beta chapter
and it's gay young members is widely
known and appreciated.
Among those present at this festive
gathering were Mr. Walter G. Digger
and Miss Beatrice Lichtman, Mr.. Joe w.
Sledge and Miss Elizabeth Rush, Mr..
Charles w. Rush and Miss Dorothy Nc
Faddn, Mr.. It. Bestor Ward and Mrs.
Ward, DR.. r. L. Virgins and Mrs Wig
gins Prof. f, E. Chapman and Miss
Chapman, Col Thomas r. Ward and Mrs.
Ward, Mr. Edward Fl. McGehee and Miss
Elizabeth Christenberry, Mr.. Walter A.
Bass and Miss Jane Lawson, Mr.. J. M.
Dannelly Jr., and Miss Gladys Reynolds.
Mr. 7. H. Owens and Miss Elinor Ward
Mr. r. A. Wall and Miss Fannie Erwin.
Mr. f. M. Turnipseed and Miss Hubert
VIM. Mr. r. NJ. w. Sturdivant, Mr..
Charles p. Storrs, Mr.. Keener G.. Frazer,
Mr. H. e. Lazenby, Mr.. Rogers Elliott,
Mr. j. B. Benson, Mr.. c. ii. Owens and
Mr. r C. JOneS,'
MIR. and Mrs. George Tenant enter
tanned at dinner on Friday evening. COM
plimenting Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Little,
a bride and groom The table was dec
Grated with white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS The following were among the
guests: Miss Susie Gillion of Memphis.
Miss Cecile Cain, Mrs. NJ. j. Cain, Mr..
Fred Hardwick, Mr.. Paul Oden, Mr..
Allie Landers.
The following ladies will serve this
week at ST. Marys lunch room at Dren-
mems hardware store on First avenue:
Mrs G. J. Palmer and Mrs. Steve Smith,
chairmen assisted by Mrs. George Vince
lock, Mrs. Harrison Johnson, Mrs. Nor
bourne Cooke Mrs. Carlye Woodson. Mrs.
Pelham Anderson, Mrs. D. M. Drennen,
Mrs. Lee Bradley. Mrs. Donald Conner,
Mrs. Frank Glass. Jr., Mrs. George
Clarke, Mrs Joseph Stantield, Mrs. Lloyd