The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-20
ACHRONICLEOF SOCIETY

, Dorothy Galley who is the guest of Miss Mildred Badham, and Miss Louise Jones, the guest of Miss Lewis
 Friends in the city have received in vitations to a Grand Open-Air Festival in the courthouse square in TalladeSa
 Thursday August 24 at o'clock for the
 benefit of the w. O. w. band. There will
 be dances, old and new; music and souVe- nirs.
 One of the most delightful and informal affairs of the week was the tea given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. l. w. Law
 horn and Mrs. Jessie Wright, compliment ing a popular bride-to-be, Miss Ethel
 Thomas The house was attractively ar ranged and decorated with fern, palms
 and cut flowers. The guests were mem
 bers of the bridal party and out-of-town guests.
 MT. and Mrs A. F. Hamilton entertained in honor of their cousin, Miss Willnell Whitehead, who is their guest. Punch
 was served during the evening and con- test and games were played. Miss Ollie Montgomery won the ladies'
 prize anod MT. Joe Thornberry drew
 the gentlemens prize After awarding the prizes ices were served to the follow ing young people: Miss Bessie Hamilton, Miss Ollie Montgomery, Miss Helen Ritchie, Miss Bertha Ritchie, Miss Edna
 Miles, Miss Bran Eggler, Miss Willnell Whitehead, Mr. Ray Wernbery, MT. Poe
 Adams, MT. Charles Allen, MT. o. F. 1 Bush. MT. J. s. Sturdivant, MT. Allen Sturdivant, MT Graham Montgomery, MT. Donald Thornberry.
 The following from the Montgomery ba If ipto f0 friends of MT. Beale in this city. He is a brother of Mrs. Caroline Beale Mcqueen, formerly of this city, but now of North Carolina:
 The engagement of MT. Phelan Beale of New York to Miss Bonner of that city is announced, the date of the mar riage to be given later.
 This announcement is of unusual 1n- terest to a large number of Montgomery people, MT. Beale being a native of this city, and his family having been con- nected with the best social, professional
 and business life of Montgomery for sev- eral generations. MT. Beale is the only son of Mrs. Jesse D. Beale, and since en- tering upon the practice of law in New
 York has achieved great success in his profession
 Miss Marian Ward entertained yester- day at a spending the day party at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. E. C.. Jenkins, on Nolan avenue, complimentinS Miss Kathleen and Miss Evelyne Thomp- son of Centerville, and Miss Wells of Ems ley, who are the guests of the Misses Beasley at their home at East Lake. A delightful luncheon was served at noon and later the young women enjoyed a contest. Late in the afternoon they en- joyed watermelon cutting. This lit tie party was quite unique, as all tha young women guests were cousins. Mrs. J. D. Mooney of Birmingham. who was called here by the illness of today at noon for her home. Mrs Mooney is a former Mobilian, whose husband was pastor of the Broad Street Presby- terian church. She spent yesterday in Biloxi with her son, Rev. Uban Mooney of New Orleans, who is enjoying his va cation at the seashore camp grounds Mobile Item.
 The many friends of Mrs. Horace Adams, who has been critically i'll for several weeks at St. Vincents hospital is improving and soon will be able to be carried to her home.
 Miss Lucille Ketchum will entertain at a Lyric party tomorrow afternoon com
 plimenting Miss Ethel Thomas, one of the
 
 Miss Margaret Davis dinner tomorrow evening at the Roebuck club will be giv- en for Miss Galley, who is the guest of Miss Mildred Badham, and Miss Jones,
 the guest of Miss Lewis
 Mrs. Harry Fountain, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. P. Fearn, has returned to her home in Mobile. During her stay she was delightfully."- entertained in an informal way. Several luncheons and spending the-day parties being giv- CT in her honor.
 The pupils of the Birmingham Conserva- tory of Music summer class will give a re- cital on Friday at ii o'clock at Cable hall. An interesting programme will be presented by the following pupils: Miss Natalie Lenk, Miss Margaret Howard,
 Miss Bessie Hamilton, Miss Lucy Jones, Miss Mary Agnes Hilleke, Miss Wilma Langston, Miss Estelle Holloway Miss Claude Lander Mrs Paul Earle and MT. William Holmberg.
 Mrs. O. l.. Westbrook and Mrs. D. C.. Gasque entertained at dancing party ccmplimenting Miss Helen Gasque. Late in the evening a buffet supper was served to the following young people: Miss