The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27
EAST LAKE

Mtch interest centers in the marriage
 of Miss May Otis Robinson to MT. Bethea
 Mccall, which will take place at o'clock
 on Tuesday afternoon, March 7, in the
 East Lake Methodist church. The per-
 sonnel of the wedding is as follows'
 Matrons of honor. Mrs Lee O'Neal Byrd
 Mrs. Harold B. Robinson and Mrs Harry
 e. Stradford. The maid of honor will
 be Miss Kathleen Meadow, with MT. Stin-
 son Clapp as best man. Little Beulah
 Tyler will be ring bearer and MT. Leon
 ard Ogden, MT. Frank Buettiker and MT
 Robert Wood will be attendants. Already
 Invitations have been issued for a tea
 to be given by Mrs. Harold B. Robinson
 on February 29; for a. reception given by
 Mrs O. B. Sparks on March ?, and for
 a reception after the ceremony at the
 home of her mother, Mrs. Elisha James Robinson.
 The Sigma Pnu fraternity of Howard college entertained on Friday evening in their chapter house. in a most delightful
 and unique manner. Their friends were invited to a street carnival and the guests upon entering amid flying flags, ribbon and bunting, felt indeed as if they were at street fair. At the entrance stood Mrs. J. c. Dawson, Mrs. l.. A.
 Keene and Mrs. W. N. Griffin, who as- sisted the officers in welcoming their guests. MT. Clay Shaw and MT. John Eugene Freeman weres managers of the gypsy tent, and old folks concert At the baby show Miss Mildred Clapp, Miss Lucy Jones, MT. Fred Carlisle and MT. Guy Ray were a delight to the visitors. A beautiful doll teddy bear was the prize at the roulette wheel Refreshments in keeping with the carnival idea were 1 served throughout the evening, and fla vors presented each guest. Before leaving the guests entered the fortune teller S xxy1or T,ni predictions for the future of each one. The Pierian club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Hendricks. Her lovely home was made unusually attractive by the potted plants and ferns used in the decorations The musical programme, taken from Dudley Buck and Mcdowell, was splendidly rendered by Mrs. W. N Griffin, Mrs. J. A. Hendricks. Mrs. A. H.
 Darden, Mrs. Wayland Jones, Miss Ma rie Rost, Mrs. F. F. Burns, Mrs. J. D. Bancroft, together with a violin solo by Miss Leta Mae Hendricks. The hostess
 was assisted in serving a tempting ice course and bonbons by Miss Virginia Hill,
 Miss Leta Mae Hendricks, Miss Evie Burt and Mrs. George W. Burt, Jr. Be- sides the club members the following
 guests were present: Mrs. Spright Dow ell of Montgomery, Mrs. J, M. Shelburne,
 Mrs. G. W. Burt, Miss Evie Burt, Mrs. A.. H. Olive, Mrs E. L. Caton, Mrs. Jas per ElullO, MfS. M. IA I1dlrlS, MrS G. w. Burt, Jr., Miss Virginia Hill, Miss Lois Hendricks, Miss Leta Mae Hen dricks, Miss Mamie Hiden, Mrs. Way land Jones and Miss Cora Hibbs.
 The Shakespearean club entertained this week at a Colonial tea at the resi- dence of Mrs. Fl. H. Hibbs, where flags and color motif of red, white and blue
 made attractive the entire lower floor. The guests were welcomed at the door by Mrs. J. H. Taylor and Mrs. Donald Mcdonald All the club members, gowned in old colonial costumes, and with pow dered hair, looked very stately as they greeted their guests.
 The dining table was beautifully cen- 1 tered by a large basket of red and white l carnations tied with bows of blue tulle. | From this tastefully appointed table tea was served by Mrs. H. II. Hibbs and Mrs. N. A. Barrett and sandwiches were
 passed by Mrs F. M. Franks Mrs. George