The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
EAST LAKE


 A most enjoyable afternoon was spent Thursday, when Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones' Jr.,
 was hostess at a miscellaneous shower in
 honor of the bride-eleot. Miss Irene
 Jones, whose marriage to Mr. Dixon Me
 Lendon will occur on February 10, in the East Lake Methodist church. Hearts and Cupids were attra actively used in the room decorations. Receiving were Mrs. J. M. Jones, Jr., Miss Irene Jones and Miss Mary Byrum while in the dining room delicious refreshments carrying out the color scheme were dispensed by Miss Nellie Moon, Miss Margie Baggett and
 Miss Inez Allen. The prize in wedding con test was awarded to Mrs. J. T. West after draw by Mrs. D. E. McLendon ard Mrs. West. The hostess presided at | the large heart-shaped valentine from which Miss Irene Jones was showered with numerous and beautiful gifts. Much interest centered in the cutting of the large wedding cake when Miss Julia Lokey found the wedding ring and Miss Bess Lewis the dime Souvenirs of the occasion were given to about 45 guests. Mrs. James Walker was hostess Fri day afternoon to the Alexander Stephens chapter Daughters of the Confectionery. Those taking part on the programme were Mrs. W. J. Beasley, Miss Alice Brown and Mrs. T. F. Bondurant Dur [ ing the social hour, a tempting plate was served to the members and guests present.
 | A marriage of much interest to their many freinds was that of Miss Annie l Gillespie to MT. Claud Christie on Thurs day evening, Dr. J. w. johnston off ciating Mir and Mrs Christie will be at home with his mother
 Another marriage that came as a sur | prise, was that of Miss Hazel Tomlinson and Mr Douglass Powell on Thursday evening. with Dr. J. M. Broadly as the officiating minister. After few days, MT. and Mrs. Powell will be at home in North Birmingham.
 On Friday evening al Howard college, l the Glee club and the Coed chorus were presented by MT. Robert Lawrence i in splendid concert. The same concert l will be given quite soon by the Glee I club in several different cities.
 1 The social meeting of the Woman's Missionary union was held this week with the members of Circle Seven act l ing at hostesses. A clever contest af- l forded much amusement Mrs. A. H. 1 Darden receiving first prize and Mrs. l w H. Waters the consolation Readings were given by Miss Hattie Williams and l Mrs. A. D. Smith and delightful musical 1 programme was rendered by Mrs. Way 1 land Jones and Mrs. A. Fl. Darden. Tempt ing refreshments were served by Miss l Dona Hilliard, Mrs Virgil Watson, Mrs i Frank Dillon. Mrs. M. w. Waters and | Mrs. James Hilliard.
 | Miss Mildred Lewis Rutherford, the his 1 torian general of the Y. D. C., will be I the honor guest of the Pierian club on
 next Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
 at the residence of Mrs. A. D. Smith.
 Mrs. James Parker has returned to
 her home in Auusta, Ga, after several
 | weeks spent with Mrs. T. E. Huey and
 other relatives
 Miss Carrie Williams of Greensboro
 spent the past week as the guest of Mrs.
 H. H. Patton.
 Mrs: Fleetwood Rice has returned to
 her home in Tuscaloosa after visiting her
 1 sister, Mrs, Wayland Jones.
 The Felicitas Book club will meet on
 | Tuesday evening with Mr. Albert Gather