The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-14
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/ Mrs G. NJ. Whteside of this city. anc
since her debut has been one of Chat
tanocga' s most popular young women.
Mr. Connolly is a prosperous youns
business man of this city.
! Mrs Clarence Darby entertained yes
terdav afternoon at her home with {
miscellaneous shower complimenting Mrs
Walter Hill a recent bride. GoldenroS
and ether blossoms were used in the
decorations throughout the house.
Mrs Darby was assisted in receivinl
ty her mother, Mrs. w. P. Brewer, ane
the bride Mrs. Hill.
Miss Estelle Hill, Miss Vera May
Brewer and Miss Sadie Borum rendered
several musical selections during the
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. o. Darby and Mrs. w. =
Brewer served at the tea table in the
dining room. where refreshments wcS
served to about 80 friends who called
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank P. Glass Jr.. entertained
the members of her bridge club Tues
day morning at the home of her parents
DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Woodson, on Nine
teenth street, south. The club will meet
each Friday afternoon this winter and
the members are: Mrs. Sidney Smith
Glass, Jr., Mrs. Warren Buchanan, Mrs
w. Bew White, Miss Minnie Dryer. Miss
Lucille Lamkin, Miss Margaret Coleman,
Miss Louise Glass, Miss Evelyn Glass
Miss Minnie Dryer, Miss Annie DonneHy.
The Phelan Park Playground associa-
ton has again resumed activities and
will present the carnival planned for
July 4, and was postponed on account
of the illness of the supervisor in the
next two weeks. Miss Fannie Rubel,
who has been i'll all summer with ty-
phoid fever, is again well and will again
act as supervisor.
Friends in the city will read the follow
ing from the Huntsville Mercury with
interest:
Society is centered for the time on the
Mastin- Wright wedding which will be
soIemnized on Thursday evening at 9
O'Clock, September A. at the First Pres
byterian church.
Miss Laura Mae Mastin, the BRIDE
elect, has been showered with social at
tentions by her friends since the an
nouncement of her wedding date, and
even unto her wedding day, the social
calendar is filled with pretty affairs for
her.
Miss Eta Mastin will act as maid of
honor, while Misses Eusie Spragins and
Lula Mastin are the only bridesmaids.
The groom, Mr.. Riner Sayler Wright,
will be attended by Mr. ]. w. Peck of
Cincinnati as best man and Mr.. Augustus
Davis of Cincinnati and Mr.. Bierne
Spragins of this city will act as grooms-
men,
The ushers are Mr. Phil Peeler and
Mr.. Harry Landman.
.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Keith and
Mr.. Hugh Robertson will take place this
evening in Admission, and will be among
the most prominent social events of the
early fall. Miss Edith Orr of this city
will be among the out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. David " Rippy will en-
terrain this evening in honor of their
son, Mr.. Davis Rippy, Jr., who will
leave soon for RandolphMacon academy,
Virginia, where he will be student for
the next year.
The Minerva Child Study club met with
Mrs. N. l.. Bagley and discussed the
work for the coming year. The club is
connected with the National Congress of
Mothers and the members are endeavor-
ing to learn all they can in lines of ef-
ficency by cooperation and study. The
officers of the club are: Mrs. D. ITALIA
ferro. president; Mrs. j. w. Porter,