The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-26
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(Continued from Page One) Lokey. After the programme Mir. Chase, Miss Boden and MT. Leach, sponsors for the club, told of the most interesting things they saw while visiting Armour s packing house.
 committee was appointed to devise ways of increasing attendance Also a committee was appointed to look into the secretary's work. The club then ad- journed
 Mrs. Ida Adams will give an informal tea tomorrow afternoon at 3:90 o'clock in honor of Sister Esther Carlotta of Flor ida, who is the guest of her brother, MT. Fl. P. Burruss, and Mrs. Burruss. Mrs. Adams guests will include a few personal friends, members of the Yancey chapter, United Daughters of the Confectionery. and a few other friends.
 The following announcement has been received: "Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ran dall announce the marriage of their daughter, Sara Lippincott, to Mir. Howard Miller Brooks on Tuesday, November 21, 1916, Baltimore, Md"
 The inclosed card said they would be at home at the Ridgley, Birmingham.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Perry will com pliment their house guest. Mrs. M M. White of San Francisco, with dinner Thanksgiving at their residence in Edge wood.
 Mrs Florence Earle Bucks dance on December 5 at the Tutwiler for Miss Haskell will be one of the largest danc. ing parties of the winter. The following have been asked to receive: MT. and Mrs A. M. Throckmorton, Miss Gillian Good all, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Mary Lois Ball, Miss Susie Green, Miss Mar garet Bradshaw. Miss Elizabeth Massey, Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Leila Rooin- son, Miss Catherine Carey, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Elizabeth Prince, Miss Eliza beth Wyman,, Miss Jeannette Ebersole, Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Beverly Leake.
 St Agnes guild Church of the Advent, will be at home tomorrow and Tuesday afternoons from to 6 o'clock at the par ish house silver tea being given in connection with an apron sale Tomorrow evening a concert will be given at 5 o'clock, assisted by Zamora temple quar- tet The programme is as follows:
 Scherzo B flat minor (Chopin), Miss Margaret Tutwiler.
 (a) 'TWhen Father Rode the Goat" (b)" Gentle Willie" Co '"The Monkey Quartet Zamora Temple Shrine quartet. Solo, selected, Mrs. O. L. Stephenson. A Violin solo, (a) andante movement A minor concerto (Mendelssohn), (b) inter nezZo (Godard), Inez H. Merson.
 (a) Just for This,' 0o) Mary Had d Little Lamb" (c) "All Kinds of Women" Zamora Temple Shrine quartet
 Solo, selected, Mrs P. E. Davidson.
 Solo, selected, Mir. l. Morris.
 Piano solo, rhapsody B minor (Brahms), Miss Grace Hillhouse.
 
 Miss Dorothy Davis large dinner party last evening was a most delightful affair, given in honor of Miss Alice Bowie, a popular debutante.
 Among the guests were: Misses Jose phine Evins Margaret Bradshaw, Susie Haskell, Susie Green, Gillian Goodall, Elizabeth Prince, Leila Robinson, Cath crime Carey Mary Ball, Katherine Led better, Margaret Moore, Walter Ford, Ashton Collins, Houston Willis, Donald Moring, Vernon Badham, W. w. Craw- ford Jr., Morris Bush, Percy Brewer, Tom Byrill, Reuben Lewis Richard Bow ron, Dr. Jackson, Douglas Mcqueen, Fred Calder, Theo Nelson, Meredith Roberts, MT. Teacher of Montgomery and Mrs. Charles Oracle Davis.
 
 The young women who are in charge of the primary department of the Sunday school of the Church of the Advent will hold their annual sale of fancy work on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William M Walker, who is the splendid superin- tendent of this department. r4a For number of years this sale has been held by Mrs. Walker and her as- sistants, and there are many most attrac-