The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-19
By EMMA REID RYALL

MI tained yesterday afternoon at \ bridge at the Blue Bird tea room ccmplimenting Miss Mae Began of Nash vile, who is the guest of Mrs. w. U. Brown at her home at Norwood. Punch was served throughout the afternoon and later a plate course. The guest and score prizes were silks and the consola- ttor box of stationery.
 Among the guests were: Mrs James Downey, Mrs. B. A. Monaghan, Mrs. James Monroe. Mrs J. w. Billing, IT,, Mrs. Allen Daly, Mrs. L. G. Richter. Mrs. w. M. Brown, Mrs. Rodman Pierce, Mrs. Berry Baugh, and Mrs William Shu- mate
 Mrs. l. w. Lawhorn and Mrs. Jessie Wright will entertain at an informal tea this afternoon experimenting Miss Ethel Thomas. who will be married Wednes- day, to their nephew, Dr. Leon Harris of Chicago. There will be no formal re- ceiving party and the invitations will be limited to the bridal party and out-of- town guests.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Kidd will entertain this evening at the Tutwiler at dinner complimenting MT. and Mrs. Charles Haynesworth of Jacksonville, Fla, who are their guests. Among the guests will be MT. and Mrs. R. E. Green, MT. and Mrs. Frank Hett, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ansley, MT. and Mrs. Haynesworth.
 The marriage of Miss Willie Pagan and Mir. c. R. Calkins of Montevallo was quietly solemnized on Wednesday, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Richard Hall of Marion, and was wit messed by only the members of the fam lily.
 The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Annie Pagan and the late Captain Pagan, and was the general secretary of the Y. w. c. A. of the Alabama Girls Technical in- stitute of Montevallo. MT. Call<ins is the director of music at the same institute.
 Miss Emily Harrison entertained last evening at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. c. Morrison, complimenting hr guests, Miss Katherine Walker Of Morristown, Tenn, and Miss Margaret Storey of Talladega.
 Dr. and Mrs. Seal Harris entertained a number of friends Thursday evening at their apartment at the Ridgely after the regular weekly dance. Among their guests were: John Davis, Mrs. W. E. B. Davis. Dr. and Mrs. Gross Harrison, MT. and Mrs Bondurant of the Univer- sity of Mississippi, Miss Emily Harrison, Mir. Tinsley Harris, MT. and Mrs Will liam Webster MT Raymond Coxe of Tal- ladega, Miss Bessie Cunningham, MT. Rowan Oden, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stan fiel, MT. and Mrs. Grace, MT George O'Neal, Miss Helen Terrell, MT. Wilbur Brown, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Dr. Sam Dedbetter, Jr., Miss Helen Bethea, Miss Jeane Marie Sutton, pr. Harry Simpson, Miss Helen Rountree, MT. Frank Pollock MT. Lee Allen Brooks, Governor and Mrs. Emmet O'Neal Miss Josephine Harris, MT. Scale Harris and the hosts.
 Miss Margaret Nelson will entertain at small dance Tuesday evening at ths home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Miss Dorothy Galley of Pittsburg, Miss Louise Jones of Louisville, and Miss Helen McDonough of Los Angeles, Cal.
 
 Edward Fowll1es, who celebrated his fourteenth birthday on Tuesday, had a genuine surprise sprung on him, and a very happy evening planned for him by
 
 all his neighborhood friends into her con. 1idence and with their aid planned the surprise, says the Mobile Register.
 Edward was invited to supper with the McGreggors, and at o'clock his young friends began to assemble at his home preparatory to surprising him. After they had all assembled, Miss Fowlkes tele- phoned Edward to come home, and as he entered the house, which was as quiet as mouse, all the crowd, who were hid den behind doors and windows, jumped out at him, and with the surprise the frolic began. The young folks were given carte blanche to the whole house and both the lawn and the interior of the home were utilized for the different games that they played and for dancing. In the heart battle which was partici- pated in by eight tables boxes of candy were the trophies claimed by the victors, who were Marie Murphy and Robert Forsyth.
 After the games the company enjoyed a feast of ice cream, cake and candy, and in the cutting of the large bithday cake there was the usual excitement when the streamers were pulled to find who had a souvenir in their slice, Eleanor Ponder finding the ring and Rob Roy McGreggor the boys ring, Billie Lott the bachelor button and Edith Marechal the thimble Miss Agnes Fowlkes, who had planned this surprise, enjoyed it as much as Edward.
 Miss Annie Moore Provost, who re- turned home Sunday from a delightful stay of three months in Birmingham, where she was extensively entertained, left Monday for Bellefontaine to spend the week as the guest of the Winslow Partridge family at their summer home. Sunshine. Wnslow Partridge, Jr, is spending his vacation there this week, and MT. and Mrs. Partridge is convalesc ing from a recent operati for appendi- citis; so the house party is very happy one.-Mohile Register.
 The many friends throughout Alabama of MT and Mrs Thomas Bell will be glad to know that their little son, who is i'll