The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29


| Walker, Mr.. al Lewis, Mr.. Robert Thach
and Mr.. Robert Badham.
Among the out-of-town guests will be
Mrs. Ben Wilkins and Mrs. Harvey Ware
of Tullahoma, Tenn, aunts of the bride.
Mrs. Walter Gulley's auction party yes
terday afternoon was one of the pleasant
incidents of the week and was arranged
to especially compliment her distinguished
sister, Mrs. George Cruikshank of Bir-
mingham, and lovely Mrs. J. j. Mayfield
of Mountain Creek, says the Tuscaloosa
Times Gazette.
Bright flowers transformed the apart
ments of the attractive Gulley home into
a scene of great beauty.
After the card games a number of
friends were invited in for the refresh
ment hour adding to, as well as sharing
in, the pleasures of a perfect courtesy,
characterized by it's simplicity of detail,
which is always SO delightful Mrs. Gull
ley entertained her friends with that gra-
cious manner that has made her uni
versal favorite in Tuscaloosa social cir
cles. Mrs. Cruikshank was a stunning
picture in a handsome afternoon toilette
of lavender, with a corsage of Radiance
roses. Mrs. Mayfields perfect type of
blonde beauty was enhanced by her beau
tiful costume of black Georgia crepe and
gold lace.
, A matinee luncheon was given by the
chairmen of committees of the Junior
Music Study club campaign at the Steele
Smith Garden restaurant, at which time
reports of the campaign We're handed in.
Miss Wilbur Leake, of the Central High
school, secured the largest number of new
members, 30, and was awarded first prize,
a ticket to all of the concerts of the Ma
tional Federation of Music, to be held in
Birmingham in the spring. The second
prize. a three-year membership to the
Junior Study club, was won by Jennings
Drummond of the Ensley High school,
who secured 26 members. A number OF
pupils from different schools We're award
ed free memberships to the Junior club,
having gotten 10 or more new members.
Miss Wilbur Leake, general chairman of
the campaign, presided at the luncheon
and INTRODUCED the speakers. Mrs Hous-
ton Davis, president of the Music Study
club, spoke of the plans of the club for
the year, and of the artists recitals dur
ing the season. Miss Virginia Handley,
who has been as chairman for the year
from the Music Study club, of the Junior
club, spoke of the prospects Of the year,
and thanked the pupils for their splendid
work during the campaign. Miss Minnie
McNeille, music instructor at the Ensley
High school, assured the support and CO.
operation of that school in the work OF
the club.
Other speakers were Miss Dorothy AL
len of the Allen school, Miss Christine
Penn of the seminary, Miss Rebecca Gay
of the Ensley High school and Miss
Margaret Thornton of the Blessed Sacra-
ment academy. Two hundred and TWEEN
ty-five new members have been secured
in the campaign and a splendid year is
anticipated.
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Miss Margaret Fearn entertained q
most delightful Halloween german and
hop last evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. p. .Fearn, on
South Highlands. The entire house was
thrown open to the young people, and
were beautifully decorated with the au-
tumn color and flowers. There were four
especially attractive figures danced the
apple. the mrrow, the ghosts candles
and the witches. Mrs. A. G. Smith and
Mrs Sydney Preston Smith served at the
punch bowl. Mrs. Hudson Barker, Miss
Elizabeth Going assisted in gwen out the
several hundred beautiful favors. Mrs
John Lake Parker, Mrs. James Going.
Miss Kate Hopkins and Miss Fannie
Parker assisted in receiving in the dining
room, which was most inviting with the
autumn and Halloween decorations. Aft
err the buffet supper was served the even
ing was turned into an old-fashion hop.
Among the guests were: Miss Terrence
Redd> Miss Katherine Redd. Miss Lucy
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