The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-10

| young woman, combining with a gracious
and pleasing personality brilliant mind
which has made her one of the most pop
| ular members of Selma's society.
| Mr.. Elebash Is young business man
| Of promise, being connected with Elebash
jewellery company, and numbers his
friends by the score. Their marriage will
be one of the brilliant events of the
early winter.
Friday proved a very happy day for
Master Shaler Houser, Jr., who cele-
| brated his fourth birthday in Just the
most joyous fashion imaginable In the
| home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smaller Houser, at Audubon place, says
the Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
Games formed the pleasant diversion
Ior the afternoon, one of which was pin
nlng the ear on the mammoth rabbit,
and this delighted the wee folks thorough
~ Master James Doster won the picture
book prize in this contest.
Later in the afternoon Master Houser
ushered his friends into the dining room
which was all aglow in tones of pink and
white Exquisite roses were everywhere
placed and the piece de resistance was
OF course, a huge birthday cake bearing
four sturdy little pink tapers. Ice cream
with all the sweet meats that go to make
chlIdS party complete, was enioyed
ana attractive souvenirs filled the hearts
OF the tiny tots with happiness.
invited to share in the celebration of
TINS suspicious occasion with Master
smaller Jr, who is an adorable boy, were
Messrs Fred Stickney Jr Frank Miller.
Jr., Beverly Head, Jr, Sam Friedman.
James Dostor Jr., George Brownell, Jr.,
George Christian, Thomas Ward, Jr Jim
ASTON, Jr., and Miss Rachael Gulley.
Mrs. Hale v. Tarrant entertained
Yesterday at an informal musical tea
at her home on South Twelfth avenue.
The guests of honor were the mem
oers OF st. Agnes guild of the Church
OF the Advent, of which Mrs Tarrant
Is president, and a beautiful musical
programme was arranged for the late
afternoon, and Mrs Kathleen Hunley
Cunningham played, Mrs. o. T..
Stephenson, Miss Virginia Dowdeu and
Mr., Morris each sang several numbers.
Light refreshments were served
during the late afternoon.
Mrs. Ector Smith and Mrs. H. A. Tur-
ner Will entertain at a bridge Luncheon
today complimenting Miss Louise
Neville, popular bride-elect.
Mrs. Nose Roseman and Miss Inez
Williams will give a shower this aft
ernoon and dance this evening COM
plimenting Miss Ida Bonfeld whose
wedding takes place on Monday even
ing at the Tutwiler,
Mrs. Jesse L. Drennen will entertain
on Wednesday afternoon. October 25, at
tea at her home on Chestnut Hill.
A number of girls in the school set
will give dancing party on Friday,
the 9th, at the home of Miss Mildred
Bell, on South Fourteenth avenue.
Mrs. Edward Crawford will enter
tain on Wednesday, October IS, at the
Country club at a luncheon Z, compli-
menting Miss Louise Long, who will
be married on November II to Mr..
John Francis Byrne of New York.
Mrs. William A. Abercrombie will be
hostess to the Norwood Forty-two
club Thursday at 2:30 o'clock at her
home
The general convention of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the Episcopal church
will meet in ST Louis tomorrow and
Alabama will be represented by the fol-
lowing delegates:
Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck of Mont
gomery, president of the state organ
ization; Mrs. Albert F. Wilson of Mont
gomery, educational secretary of the
Alabama Woman's auxiliary; Mrs. w.
F. Jolley of Mobile, president for the
parish of All Saints; Mrs. D. e. Wilson.
representing st. Andrews church, Bir-
mingham, with the following alter
mates: Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryce of Tus-
caloosa, Mrs. Fl. M. Hood of Mobile,
Mrs. Curtis of Birmingham, Mrs. C. NJ.
Backwith, secretary of the Junior
Branch of the Alabama Woman's aux
iliary, will also attend the convention
at st. Louis, with Miss Augusta Cobbs
of Admission.
1.-THE many Tuscaloosa friends of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Carter and their two
Interesting sons will be delighted to
know that after all the south is not to
lose them. for Mr.. Carter, since his
promotion to the bonding department
of Morris Brothers, has been trans
ferred from Tuscaloosa to Birming-
ham, says the Tuscaloosa Gazette. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter have leased an at
tractive apartment and will take pos
session of same tomorrow. A universal
hope that this estimable family may
vet be located in Tuscaloosa is hope
universally expressed, for they are
yielded to Birmingham with deep re-
greet.