The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-05

Misses Evelyn and Jule SanOlu as IIldius of honor. Another sister, Mrs. William Calvin Oats Georgia Saffold) will be matron of honor, and Mrs. Tillie Wink Ter Flowers of Greenville, sister of the groom, and Mrs, Harry Randy will be brides matrons. Miss Jule Randolph will be the only bridesmaid
 Preceding the wedding a number of so- cial affairs will be given for the young couple, who have a host of warm friends.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Clark are chap eroning a party oe young people from Montgomery and Birmingham at Rushing Springs on Chocolocco creek.
 The following young women and men are members of the party: Miss May Banks, Miss Margaret Hannon of Mont gomery, Miss Helen Eubank, Miss Pattie Sheppard, Miss Margaret Gage and Miss Katherine Cary of Birmingham, MT. Lester Smith, MT. Charles Price, MT. Sam Hardy and MT. R. l.. Lange of Birmingham, MT. Ramona Cooper and MT James Davidson of Montgom- cry, MT. Sterling Edwards and MT. T. r. Hancoch of Tampa, Fla.
 This is an annual camp and each year they camp at this same location, where they fish, bathe and go boat ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Martin announce the marriage of their daughter, Elsie, to MT. Lawrence J. Miller. The we'd ding took place Saturday. July 1.
 Miss Helen Shropshire will be hostess at a swimming party this week at the Birmingham Motor and Country club in compliment to her house guest, Miss Margaret Cameron of Selma.
 
 Mrs Eleanor Townsend Dash will en- certain the members of the Ards Heights club tomorrow afternoon.
 
 In honor of Miss Marian Burning of Montgomery, Miss Adele Fies will entertain a number of friends at a spend- -the-day party Saturday at Edge- wood.
 Miss Mildred Crabbe will be hostess tomorrow afternoon at tea in com pilment to Miss Oliver and Miss liar vey of Montgomery, who are ouse guests of Mrs. J. T. Pinckard.
 Miss gSatalie Lenk will entertain Miss Marian Burning, the guest of Miss Emily Fies, with a luncheon tomorrow at the Roebuck Springs Country club.
 lH6 IIl6nuS anu ICidliN So OA DotSClJ J A will meet at the parish house of the Church of the Advent tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to discuss mat ters of importance.
 
 Mrs. E. B. Erwin will entertain this morning the members of the Morning Bridge club and few guests in honor of her guests, Miss Florence and Miss Bessie Dent of Newman, Ga.
 
 Mrs. A. H. Woodward will entertain this afternoon informally in honor of Mrs. Oscar Underwood, who is the guest of relatives in the city
 Miss Marie Turner will entertain to- day at a luncheon in honor of Miss May Gregor and Miss Marion Mc- Camy of Dalton, Ga, who are the guests of Misses Lintchicum Miss Annie Franklin will entertain this afternoon at bridge in honor of Miss Laurie Jennings of Eufaula, the house guest of Miss Elizabeth Massey, and Miss Octavia Farley of Tuscumbia. who is the guest of Miss Emma Collins. Mrs. w. c. Gardener will entertain the West End Forty-two club this aft ernoon. Mrs William L. Little has joined her husband, Major Little. of the medical department United States army at Montgomery. and will remain in this city until the major completes the ex- animation of the Alabama troops for service on the border. says the Mont gomery Advertiser. Mrs. Little came to Montgomery from Huntsville, where she has been visiting friends. The majors post, their home. is at Fortress Monroe. Va. Mrs. Little visited Birmingham about ten years ago when her husbands cav airy company attended one of the Ala bama National Guard encampments. She was Miss Evelyne Ryall of Ten nessee. The following clever invitations have been sent to a large number of friends and the annual birthday party of Tus- caloosa Equal Suffrage will be an occa- sion long to be remembered: Come to our annual birthday party And you will get welcome hearty. Bring a penny for each year you are
 old And we will see it will not be told. Don't forget the day we've fixed That is July the Sixth. Come prompt at six and stay till seven. 2009 Broad street Is where the suffrage members will
 meet" The birthday party will be given at tie home of Miss Leila Harris.