The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-23

1 Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Beverly Leake. Miss Madeline Ward, Miss Ruth Weir, Miss Edwina Faggott, MT. Allen Smith, MT Jack Hall, Mir Dewitt Fant Mir. Gordon Robinson, Mir. Stickel. Mir Ed Everett, MT. Sam Paul Keiser, Mr Eugene Weir, MT. George Bailey, Mr. Reuben Chapman, MT. Zimmerman Mr Russell Holmes, MT. William Ratliff and Mir. Percy Brewer.
 Miss Elsie Hardin was hostess at a rock party for Miss Agnes and Miss Au- guSta Stuckey of Meridian, Miss.
 The house was decorated in ferns and many colored blossoms, and tables were arranged for F players. The prize, a handsome piece of crepe de chine lin gerie, was awarded to Miss Augusta Stuckey The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Richard Hull.
 The guests included Miss Agnes Stuck ey Miss Augusta Stuckey, Miss Thelma Odom, Miss Eleanora Odom, Miss Stella Gray, Miss Marie Quinn, Miss Freddie Mae Hull, Sse Hardin, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Odom, Mrs Meeks, Mrs Hickman and Mrs. Richard Hull.
 Miss Elizabeth Jordan entertained yes terday afternoon at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. William Jordan, OH 1IGSCtHl dNtiluo III HOIlOI Ol NhloS Esther Kelly of Baltimore, who is the guest of Mrs. Wilbur G. Brown at the Ridgely.
 Quantities of roses. gladioi and holly Nock were used in the receptions rooms and the tea table will be centered with beautiful basket of pink roses and sweet peas tied with tulle. Miss Flor ence Jordan and Miss Carolyn Forney poured the tea.
 baY rd Kelly received the guests. Miss Jordan was in a pink chiffon evening frock, Mrs. Jordan was gowned in white lace, and Miss Kelly in white Georgette crepe with trimmings of silk Fifty guests called.
 Miss Annie & Tary entertained num- Der of her friends yesterday afternoon at her home Nineteenth street, south inviting them to attend an exhibition of her recent work in New York and also an opportunity to see the keramics which were recently on exhibition in New York
 Receiving with Miss Tary were Mrs. c. M. Tardy, and sister, Mrs. Warren Buchanan, Miss Willie Allen, Mrs. w. S. Lowell, Mrs. w. F. Notion, Miss Carrie Hit.: Miss Glenne Moseley. Miss Grace Lainhart, Miss Lucille Lampkn. Miss Kate Smith served punch.
 Mrs. Michael Nolan entertained the Young Ma irons club at her home on 1roquois street yesterday afternoon. Auc- tion was played.
 Mrs. Nolan's hospitality included only the club members, who are: Hrs Henry Hiden, Jr., Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Oliver Cox, Mrs. Roscoe Harris Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Luke Hunt, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. Hinson Sibley, Mrs. James Garber. Mrs. Roderick Beddow, Mrs. c. c. Heidt, Jr., and Mrs. AngIin White.
 Miss Hazel Doerr entertained the Oc- tette Girls at her home on Mountain ave- nue yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Doerr's guests included the club members, who are Miss Annie Crane, Miss Nan Peduen, Miss Anna Johnston, Miss Grace Meigham, Miss Alice Stock mar Miss Catherine Ross and Miss Edna Hoyt
 The women of the Handley Memorial church will entertain at drawing room residence of Mrs, H, G. Barclay, 1204 Thirty-first street, north.
 
 Mrs. c. w. Mccoy and Mrs. Fred Avril Wednesday at the Motor and Country club, the members of the Beta Sigma Beta club. After swimming, picnic lunch was served and during the afternoon rock was played. Mrs. c. A. Donnelly winning the embroidered towel and Mrs. Albert Dilworth received box of stationery as a consolation prize. Those motoring to the club and spending the day were Mrs. Halcomb Dabney. Mrs. c. A. Donnelly, Mrs. AL bert Dilworth, Mrs. c. M Mccoy and Mrs. Fred Avr.
 
 Miss Margaret Barrows celebrated her twelfth birthday Wednesday afternoon at her home on Peyton street. Twenty five of her friends were present and danced from 4:30 until o'clock
 Mrs. Warner Shook will entertain at tea at the Country club this afternoon at clock in honor of Mrs. A. M Lynn of New York and Mrs. Arthur c. Crowder.
 MT. Wilbur G. Brown will entertain at dinner at the Country club tomorrow evening in honor of Miss Esther Kelly of Baltimore and Miss Elizabeth JordBH, who has recently returned from an ex- tended visit to relatives in New York.
 Mrs w c Sibley was hostess on Wednesday at luncheon at the Tut wiler in compliment to Mrs w. G. sibley of Charlottesville, Va
 Among the guests were Mrs. Sibley of Charlottesville, Mrs. Carl Seals, Mrs. Edward Dugas, Mrs. w E. B. Davis, Mrs James Johns, Miss Reed of Nor folk, Va, Mrs. J. w. Sibley, Mrs B. D. Sibley, and Mrs Hinson Sibley.
 The marriage of MT. Notion W. Moore and Miss Virgil Lee Yearwood was sol- emnized yesterday morning at 10:30 at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Yearwood of Powderly. Only the immediate relatives of the family were present.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. C. Crowder, pastor of the Powderly Baptist church.
 A pretty June wedding which will be solenln,zed in Greensboro on June 2S is that of Miss Lell Grote, the attractive daug hter of the late Prof. c. A. Grote and Mrs. Flossie Smith Grote of Greens boro. to MT. Thomas J. Gross of Valiant, Okla. The lovely young bride-to-be is -