The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-16

to be given at the Steele-Smith tea room
from to o'clock. Mrs. Hubert Scruggs,
Mrs. W. X. McAdory, Miss Estelle
Slaughter and Miss Ruth Trigg will as
sist in receiving. Most attractive prizes
will be given, and as the cause is a
most worthy one, the old veterans, it is
hoped to realize quite nice sum.
Miss Lula Mae Turner will entertain
at a luncheon today at the Tutwiler com
plimenting Miss Rosa Holtam, a popu-
lar bride-elect. The guests will include
the young women of the bridal party
Mrs. Sterling Wood entertained at a
most delightful luncheon on Tuesday
complimenting Mrs. Charles Henderson
of Montgomery. Her guests were Mrs
Seal Harris. Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch, Mrs.
Henderson Yesterday Mrs. Wood en-
tertained at the Southern club, compll-
menting Mrs. ]. f. Hooper of Selma,
president of the federation Her guests
were Mrs. Hooper. Mrs. Erwin Craig
head of Mobile, Mrs. ]. D. Wyker of
Decatur, Mrs. j. r. Tilley of Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Thomas Owen of Montgomery
and Mrs. Norman Godbold of Camden.
Among others entertaining was Miss
Marguerite Lewis, who had a few friends
as her guests.
The Southern Engineering association
will entertain at dinner this evening at
the Southern club.
The Birmingham Alumni association
will give dinner Saturday at the South
ern club
Mrs. c. ]. Palmer will entertain at
a luncheon on Monday at the Tutwiler
in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Perkins.
whose wedding next week will be a
brilliant affair, and Miss Mollie Blount
of Pensacola, the lovely guest of Miss
Florence Coffin.
Mrs. Herbert Stockham entertained
at bridge party yesterday at her
home in Norwood, and also gave a
linen shower in compliment to Miss
Doris Moughon.
After an interesting game tea was
served by Mrs. Michael Nolan and many
lovely gifts were presented to the popu-
lar bride-elect
Among those who enjoyed the after
noon We're Miss Moughon, Misses Ger
trude Motion, katherine Ross, NIallie
Moughon, Marie Hardwick, Clara
Lois Brown, Susie and Salina Perry.
Susie Green, Louise Going, Annie Law
son, Evelyn Going, Augusta Going,
Mrs. Michael Nolan, Mrs W. S.
Moughon, Mrs r. B. Watts Mrs. Shir-
ley Harris, Mrs. Cleve Huffman. Mrs.
f. II. Brown, Mrs. B. B. Merriwether.
Mrs. Richard Lussier, Mrs. Houston
Bryce.
terday at beautiful luncheon at the
Country club in honor of her niece,
Miss Gillian Goodall.
The table was ornamental with q
large basket of handsome yellow
chrysathemums and the place cards
held suggestion of Thanksgiving de-
sign.
Those who We're invited to meet Miss
Goodall were Miss Josephine Evins.
Miss Margaret Bradshaw, Miss Eliza
beth Prince and her guest. Miss Eliza
beth Hudson of Montgomery; Miss
Leila Robinson, Miss Susie Gil cen, Miss
Susie Haskell. Miss Elizabeth Massey
Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Mary Lois Ball,
Miss Katherine Ledbetter. Miss Gather
inc Carey, Mrs. r. NJ, Goodall and Mrs
L. F. Yancey.
Mrs E. H Cabaniss gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday at the Country
club in honor of Miss Ethel Tathem of
Chicago. who is the attractive guest of
Mrs. Jelks Cabaniss
Among the guests We're Mrs. felix's
Cabaniss, Mrs. A. NJ. Throckmorton,
Mrs. Robert Brook, Mrs. Beach Cheno-
weth, Mrs. Alfred Walker Mrs. Leroy
Percy, Mrs. Matthew Murphy. Mrs.
Frank Smith, Miss Grace Murphy, Mrs.
Edward Cabaniss. Jr.
Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Country club in honor of her three
cousins, who are in Birmingham for
the federation meeting. Mrs. Americas
Mitchell and Mrs. Walter Britt of Eu>
faula, and Mrs. Oscar Williams of Troy.
Mrs. Lathrop's other guests were Mrs.
Frank Nabers, Mrs. James Arthur
Smith and Mrs. Donald Conner.
Mrs. John B. Simpson gave a beauti-
full luncheon at the Country club yester-
day honoring her niece, Miss Mary Ellen
Perkins, a blide-elect Those who were
included in this hospitality were: Miss
Perkins, Miss Katherine Reynolds Miss
Carrie Yates, Mrs. W. G. Oliver, Miss
Mary Sibley, Miss Jeanette Ebersole,
Miss Florine Hodges, Miss Annie Dowd
of South Carolina, Mrs. W. D. Perkins,
Mrs. C. B. Ebersole, Miss Helen Nc
Clary.
Mrs. Richard n. Hawkins entertained
in honor of Mrs. Kennon Thedford of
Boligee, at luncheon yesterday at the
Country club. Covers for seven included
Mrs, Thedford, Mrs. James VanHoose
of Bangor. Mrs Hill Ferguson, Mrs. Rob-
ert Dawson and Mrs, +. Y. Anderson, Jr.
Mr.. Murray Browns dance for Miss
Gillian Goodall a lovely debutante will
be a brilliant affair of this evening at
the Country club. The grand march will
be led by Miss Goodall and Mr.. Brown,
assisted by Miss Alice Bowie, with Mr.
Vernon Badham and Miss Elizabeth
Locke with Mr.. Evans Dunn. The invi-
tations included the younger set and a
few married friends
One of the brilliant events of the week
was the reception given last evening at
the Tutwiler complimenting the delegates
to the Federation of Women's Clubs now
being held in this city. The hotel was
most attractively decorated, many ferns.
palms and cut flowers being used The
receiving lines was composed of the Of
foers of the federations and a number of
prominent Birmingham women There
were several hundred who called dur
ing the receiving hours to greet the Wis
itors who are being entertained by the
Birmingham clubs.
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