The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28

ma pkins, boudoir pillow, and a guest towel was the consolation. Miss Drake was presented with dainty boudoir pillow and Mrs. Rand with guest towels. An elaborated luncheon was served at noon
 Mrs. Edward Watts will entertain at a tea on Monday afternoon at her home on Eula street, complimentins Miss Edith Thomas.
 The following from the Montgomery Advertiser will be read with great ln- terest by many friends here: , "Mr and Mrs Merritt Vandiver en- | tertained delightfully."- at buffet sup per Friday evening after <the theatre I in honor of their guest, Miss Leonora | Hassinger of Birmingham, and TOT 1 Miss Katherine Whitfield and her guests
 Miss Leonora Hassinger of Blr- mingham is the guest for the "eek- end of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Moore. MT and Mrs Moore will entertain at buffet supper Sunday evening in com pliment to Miss Hassinger and Miss Whitfield and her guests. IWelVe couples will be present.
 The pupils of Miss Sara Mallam, Bir- mingham's well known and popular singer, will give a recital at the Caoie hall on Tuesday evening, December D. to which those who are interested Ill music are cordially invited. 1 The Birmingham branch of the Southern Association of College Women Will hold | it's next meeting on December with Mrs Oscar Wells.
 | Miss Elizabeth Wyman will give a | I the evening of December 27 compliment | ing Miss Josephine Evins, one or the | seasons most popular debutantes. l Mrs. William Harsh will entertain at l an informal tea tomorrow afternoon 1 from 4 to 5, complimenting MISS Esteiie l Harsh of Milwaukee, who is the guest oi 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Harsh. The invita- I tions have been< limited to few close 1 friends.
 Miss Sara Mallam will give pupils recital on Tuesday evening, December D. 1 at Cable Hall.
 pr. and Mrs. Frank Brandon announce the engagement of their sister MISS Mary Moore, to Bishop James Henry MIG Coy of Birmingham. The wedding to take place December g, at their home III Gadsden.
 Miss Moore was formerly president oi the Athens college and her many frlenus | throughout the state will feel Keen III, l terest in the marriage uniting two ol 1 Alabama's most prominent ana wei | known people.
 The following invitations have been re
 ceived: MT. and Mrs. Peter D. Ihoina' 1 request the honor of your presence al tht marriage of their daughter, Editf
 Cadle, to MT. William Henry McGowen on Wednesday, December 6, at ociocf
 in the evening, at the First Metnodis
 church, Birmingham.
 The following invitations have peer
 received:
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Rich request th'
 pleasure of your company at the n'a, 1 riage reception of their daughter, Cecli
 Rae, and MT. Leonel Well, on Thursday
 December I, at S:3O o'clock in the eve
 ming, at the Tutwiler Birmingham. l
 Mrs Cecil Gaston will entertain tn
 Tuesday club at the home of her parents
 Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Cosby, on Soutl
 Eleventh avenue, this afternoon.
 The many friends of Miss Alba Cove
 here will be greatly interested m LII
 following from the Mobile Register
 News from the E. J. Covers. VII
 moved to Beaumont, Tex, to live IS Una
 they are now comfortably settled Tn
 pretty apartment Miss Alba Gowel
 who was popular member of the youn
 society set in Mobile. has already pesu
 to make friends there, as she does every
 where by her sweet gracious manners
 Mobile cannot hope for visit rom ne
 until next spring, when she has promise
 to visit Miss Gabriella Barret
 The domestic science class of the
 w. c. A. will begin course m tn
 making of Christmas candies on rrloa
 evening at o'clock. This course open to all women and girls of the cit
 at very reasonable rate. Miss Staie has planned to teach the following iis
 Of candies Baked fruit fudge eiace