The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-30

| union today women are banded togeth-
er, working for the good of their ma
ton
day at luncheon at the Motor and
Country club complimenting Miss
] Eloise Timothy of Nashville, who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Center.
Jr., and Miss Georgia Smith and Mrs
| Hearn of Texas, who are the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith.
|
| Mr.. Lennox Brooks is entertaining a..
| party of friends at a weekend party
travelling throughout Alabama on his
| fathers private car, complimentinS
Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, who will
| soon leave for South Carolina for a
| visit to relatives. Among those who
| enjoyed the trip were: Miss Caldwell
Miss Elizabeth Prince and Mr.. William
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Brooks, the
parents of Mr.. Brooks, were also men,
bers of the party.
1 The many friends of the late Miss
Julia Tutwiler will be interested to
! know that a recent portrait of her will
be on exhibition at Miss Edna Smiths
studio in the Watts building all day
| Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Smith
! extends a cordial invitation to all
view the picture.
| Mr.. and Mrs J. M Arnold enter
tanned Friday evening complimenting
Miss Wessie Mitchell and Mrs. Arnold
presided at the punch bowl and at a late
! hour ices were served.
Among the guests were Miss Wes-
| sic and Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss
Madgeline and Miss May Williams, Miss
Lind and Miss May Lind, Miss Stinson,
| Miss Stevens, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Eugene
Williams. Mr. Moffet, Mr.. Charles Haley
Mr.. Wood Mr. Youngerman, Mr.. Mitch
ell
The alumni association of the Ala
| bama Womans college held a most ia
| teresting meeting Friday afternoon at
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson, at which time an election of
officers was held with the following re-
suits: Mrs r. c. Hemphill, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. c. c. Snider, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. D. w. Mccall, Mrs.
Frank Norris, secretary and treasured
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson were
| elected as honorary members, Mr.
Jackson being one of the trustees.
Scholarships and library were discussed
| and much interest was shown in the
| work. Plans for the years work were
made out and with the aid of Mr.. jack
son the women hope to make a great
| success
| Among those who had guests with them
last evening at the Roebuck Springs Mo-
tor and Country club were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Levert, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baugh and
Mr.. Sorsby Jemison.
| Miss Orlean Perkins will entertain
group of lovely young women at a camp
| ing party beginning next Wednesday,
complimenting Miss Babcock Bayley who
will arrive Tuesday and will be the guest
| of Miss Margaret Nelson last year and
| was member of her house party. Among
| the guests of Miss Perkins will be Miss
Bayley, Miss Badham, Miss Willie May
Brandon, Miss Josephine johnson, Miss
Elizabeth Davis, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss
Margaret Lewis and Miss Margaret
| Davis.
Among those who entertained last
evening at the Country club were Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Weton, Mr.. Mclean,
| Mr. r. c. Hemphill, Jr., DR.. and Mrs. E.
W. Rucker Mr.. H. M Davis, Mr.. Henry
b. Gray, Jr
| Mr. and Mrs. James Madison LeGrande
| of Admission announced the engagement
and approa ching marriage of their daugh-
| ter, Leila Sumpter, to Mr.. George A. c..
Powell, the wedding to take place Au-
gust g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kirkpatrick delight
| fully entertained at watermelon cut
ting on Thursday afternoon at their
home in Cahaba.
Those enjoying their hospitality were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Moore. Mrs Arnold
O'Barr Miss Aline Moore, Miss Lexie
| Kirkpatrick Miss Stella Phillips Miss
Marguerite Moore, Miss Nolan Moore
| Miss Kenneth O'Barr, Mr.. James O'Barr,
Mr. Clayton Kirkpatrick, Mr.. Arthur
| kirkpatrick and Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpat-
| rick.
| The twilight service on Sunday after
moons at $50 at the mobilization camp
| has come into favor with not only the
soldier boys but innumerabl BILE Montgom-
erians. At each service the citys beet
musicians are heard. and this Sunday
an unusually good quartet will render the
musical programme. says the Montgom-
I cry Times
| Miss Elose CroweI, contralto; Miss
| Rosale Armstead Higgins, soprano; MI.
Andrew Riley, bass, and Mr. Robert
Gorrie, tenor, will sing More Like the
Master" by Gabriel. Mr.. Alonzo Meek
will play the accompaniment.
| Mrs James Keith will entertain on
Tuesday afternoon at bridge at 2:So