The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-14
IS O T Y
By EMMA KEID A4ALL

HIS with pleasure each and every day elapsing between this bright October morning and the day which will mark | the happy marriage of Jackson's lovely young daughter, Miss Minnie Money Var daman youngest born of Senator and Mrs. James K. Vardaman. and William T.. Ratliff of Birmingham"
 
 The Friday Bridge club met with Miss Margaret Coleman yesterday afternoon at her home on Highland avenue Auc- ton was played and the score prize was SIX nose. After the games a plate course was served
 Miss Coleman's guests were only the club members, who are Mrs. Frank Glass, Jr., Mrs. Warren Buchanan Mrs Ed Crawford, Mrs. Ed Norment. Mrs w.. | BeW White, Miss Annie Donnelly, Miss Minnie Dryer, Misses Louise and Eve lyn Glass, Miss Lucille Lamkin and Mra Sidney Smith.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived; MT. and Mrs. Frank Gamble Blair request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Mad. cline, to MT. Harry Jones Mccormack on Tuesday afternoon, October A, at 4 o'clock, Pinehurst. Tuscaloosa"
 An enclosed card states that they will be "At home after November 4, 9l5 South Seventeenth street, Birmingham {"
 Mrs. W. F. Hooper was hostess to} the Friday Luncheon-Bridge club yesterday entertaining at the Blue Bird Tea room Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock and the afternoon was spent with auction. For the highest score a crystal flower bas- ket was given.
 Mrs. Hooper's guests were: Mrs Shir- ley Harris, Mrs Harding Burke, Mrs Walker and Mrs. Bailes of Florence Mrs. D. B. Lightner, Mrs L. B. Leftwich, Mrs. Harold Henderson, Mrs. Warren Lewis, Jr., Mrs. John Stone Hoskins, Mrs Isaac Houser and Mrs. John Gold smith.
 Mrs. Nenian L. Steele entertained her auction club Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Lida Otis, a bride-eIect After a series of interesting rubbers a plate course was served.
 Mrs. Steele's guests were Miss Otis. Misses Doris and Mally Moughon. Miss Katherine Ross, Miss Lois Brown, Mrs. Richard Lussier, and Mrs. Winston Rob- erts.
 One of the delightful affairs of the week was the lovely rock party given by Mrs. Johns Wilson and Mrs. Frank Wiker- son in honor of Miss Della Glenns birth day.
 Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Wilkerson were assisted in receiving their guests by Miss Minnie Self.
 The decoration and ices carried out the color scheme of white and yellow, Mrs. Wilson presided at the beautiful decor ated punch table. MT. Posey and Miss Self won the rock prize, a beautiful box of candy.
 At late. hour buffet supper was served the following guests: Miss Jennie Lee Riddle, Miss Mary Wood, Miss Ruby Montgomery, Miss Della Glenn Miss Minnie Self,a Miss Wilda Sims, Mr Mack Montgomery, Mir Posey, MT. Cleve Stacey, Mir. Clifford Fuller, MT. Earl Crow, MT. and Mrs. Watkins Riddle. Jr., and others.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived: Your presence is requested at the Watch our-Step charity halloween ball, October 91, 1916, Elks hall, Tallade- ga, at o'clock.
 Miss Pauline Brown gave most de- lightful box party yesterday afteroon at the Lyric, complimenting Miss Luciel Ketchum. After the performance the guests went to the Tutwiler for tea Among the guests were Miss Margaret Silk, Miss Annie Dee Rogers, Miss Flor ence Gambill, Miss Thelma Alexander, Mrs. D. T. Parker. Mrs. F. E. Brown, Mrs. V. N. Brown and Mrs. Lawson Gam bill
 The Pelham chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, held it's first meeting on Wednesday afternoon, The chapter unanimously endorsed Mrs. J. A. Roun- tree for the next state president of the Daughters of the Confectionery.
 Mrs Rountree is at present the state first vice president and has filled this po- sition and also other positions in the past most creditably
 She is a woman of wide experience and well fitted to hold this position of trust. Mrs. Rountree has already received the indorsement of a number of chapters throughout the state Signed, Mrs. E. T. Dunkerley, president Pelham chapter; Mrs. C. L. Ledbetter, corresponding sec- retary Pelham chapter.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 'Mr and Mrs. Thomas Henry Rennie, request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Lois, to MT. Henry Gather Perry. Jr., on Saturday afternoon, October 21 at 4 o'clock. At home Pell City, Ala"