The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-20
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By EMMA REID RYALL

I John Pugh, Taylor Williamson, Law | renee Weller James Dedman, Lawrence Brambelge, Wells Semon, Jack Brabston, John Cobb, John Patton, Bill Patton, | Jessie Stallings and others. | It will be of interest to many friends in the city to learn that the engagement | of Miss Iva Dove Cook, a daughter of Mir John F. Cook of Anniston, and Mir Mcdonald Keith Fitzgerald of Anniston | has been announced.
 | Miss Cooks father is a member of the Calhoun county board of tax equalizers, 1 and she is sister of MT. Paul Cook Of | the Birmingham Age-Herald. | MT Fitzgerald is well known newspa- per man. who has travelled extensively, and since his residence in Anniston has made many friends.
 | Mrs Sterling Lanier entertained yester- day at a luncheon at the Country club l in honor of Mrs. c. A. Anderson of New Orleans, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Monroe Lanier. Among the guests were Mrs. Crawford Johnson, Mrs. Henry Howze, Mrs. Bruce Brewer of Rome, Ga, who is the guest of Mrs. Howze and Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick.
 Mrs. Charles W. Lutz, who was to have entertained yesterday at the country club in honor of Miss Sutton of Memphis, who is the guest of Mrs. C. J. Palmer, post poned the entertainment until next Wednesday on account of the weather. The Birmingham Motor and Country club will inaugurate a new plan of enter tainment for the women of the club, and the men, too, but this is especially for the women, beginning Tuesday, and each Tuesday hereafter will be Ladies Day at the club, and at which time an old-fash- toned country style luncheon will be served for parties who may come out for the day or afternoon for boating, swimming, tennis, cards or other amuse- ment which the club may offer.
 Each week three well known women will hN asked to act as hostess and to assist Nle management to make this event one of pleasure for all. All reser- vatons must be made before 9 o'clock the day of the luncheons.
 The regular weekly dance this evening will be held in the clubhouse, as it was last week, on account of the uncertain wea ther.
 The friends of Mrs. Edmund Ewing of Edgewater will be interested to learn Of her recent literary publications. On June 24 in the Coal Age there appeared an article from her pen, Fake or Physi- cian," and July another on food stuffs and later another of the same se- ries will appear.
 The ladies of St. Andrews church have resumed charge of the lunch rooms at Drennens hardware store on the balcony, where they will be glad to serve all their old patrons.
 The Birmingham chapter of the Athens College Alumni association will give their quarterly luncheon Saturday at 12 o'clock at the Southern club, which was post poned. A short business session will be held before the luncheons, and all mem- bers who wish to attend can make reser- vations by calling Mrs. J. W. Mcqueen by telephone
 Miss Mable Steinmehl will entertain this afternoon at bridge in honor of Miss Louise Westmoreand of Atlanta, who is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Mrs Charles o. Locke entertained yesterday at the Country club in honor of Mrs. Benjamin Hagood of Charles ton, S. C., who is the guest of relatives in the city, and Mrs. Mary Claire Mil ner who has recently returned from visit of several months in Florida. Among the guests were Mrs. Hagood, Mrs. Miner. Mrs. Samuel Earle, Mrs. John London, Mrs. Priestley Toulmin, Mrs. Orline Arnold Shipman, Mrs John
 
 Ned R. McDavid, Mrs. Eugene Brown, Mrs. A1gernon Nelson, Mrs. Frank Hol land Lathrop, Mrs. Henry Lee Badham, Mrs H. Key Miner Mrs Robert Jemi- son, Mrs. s. L. Ledbetter, Mrs. Arthur Crowder, Mrs. Robert Baugh.
 
 The members of the J. F. F. club gave a dancing party at East Lake in honor of Miss Dahlia Ayala of Tampa, Fla, who s the guest of Mrs. Roy Bowman. Re- treatments were served at a late hour to the following guests: Miss Lorena Hinder. Miss Lucille Keith, Miss Kathrine Lane, Miss Josephine Moffet, Miss Dahlia Ayala. Miss Gladys Rule, Mrs. Lois K. Keith, Mrs. Bruner, Mrs Row Roman, Mrs. Rule, MT. Stockton Bruner, MT. Frank Goodrich, MT. Dewey Davis. MT. Carl Bruner, MT. Marion Lokey, MT. Dick Deas MT. Walter Davis. MT. Richard Egleston, MT. Earl Bruner, MT. Sam Let ture and MT. Russell Hawly.