The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-15

the Trinity Methodist church will have a
Mock Trial" this evening at the church,
Thlrty-second street and Highland ave-
nue. for the benefit of the Missionary So
ciety.
Miss Mary Garrett sues Mr.. Earl
Jockey for breach of promise, and asks
$4,000 The following we'll known law
yers will assist with the programme:
Judge Abernethy will preside, Judge Hugh
Locke, Mr. Frank Dominick Mr.. Horace
Wilkinson. Mr.. Parrish and others
Mr.. John Ashcraft of Kennedy an
announces the marriage of his daughter,
Nettie, to Mr.. Leland Hollimand of Nc
Rae. Ga, on August 6. 1916 at Birming-
ham.
The marriage of Miss Annie Swartz
and Mr.. Morris S. Tennebaum will take
place this evening at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Swartz
Miss Gertie Swartz will be her sister
maid of honor and Mr.. Sol Tennebaum
will be his brothers best man. Miss
Helen Fies, Miss Bertha Feldstein, Miss
Evelyn Goldstein, Miss Gertie Alterson,
MISS Ruby Copeland, Miss Fanny Gross
baum will hold the ribbons to form an
aisle.
A reception will follow the ceremony.
The bride and groom will leave for a we'd
ding trip to New York, after which they
Will make their home in this city.
...
Mrs. John A Herman. chairman of
West End committees for the Orphans
picnic, will give an interesting affair
Tor tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Wh1ch Will be given at her residence
when bridge, five hundred, euchre and
heart dice. will be played. Tables for
checkers, dominoes, old maid, casino
and heart dice will also be arranged
for the children. The hostesses for the
children's games will be Mrs. f. c.
Hoene, 1404 Cotton avenue; Mrs. f. A.
Grace, 1905 Cotton avenue Mrs. p II.
Doherty, 140S Cotton avenue; Mrs F. T.
Medeman. 1410 Cotton avenue.
Miss Gertie Swartz entertained at
luncheon at the Tutwiler Saturday,
complimenting her sister, Miss Annie
Swartz, a bride elect. A basket of dah-
las and asters was in the center of the
table and cards marked places for Miss
Annie Swartz, Miss Sarah Goldstein,
Miss Lena Shrerr, Miss Annie Berko-
WITT, Miss Leah Blumberg and Miss
Annie Silver
After the luncheon Miss Swartz en-
tertained at a box party at the Lyric.
MIS-. Darius AlQen InOmaS enter
tanned at a luncheon. yesterday at her
home on South Eighteenth street, in
honor of Miss Essie Rae Gardner of
Centerville, who is her house guest, and
Miss Ethel Thomas, a bride-elect.
The table was decorated with golden
glow, and those who gathered about it
were Miss Thomas, Miss Garner. Miss
Edith Thomas Miss Elizabeth Thomas,
Miss Augusta Gill. Miss Elizabeth Scott,
Miss Lucille Ketchum, Miss Lois Ram
sey, Miss Lucille Smith, Mrs. r. Emory
PEBBLES, Mrs. Oates and Mrs. Journey.
Miss Gussie Nall gave a Lyric party
yesterday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Elizabeth White, whose wedding
to Mr.. Wallace Nall will be an event
of the month.
Those who We're Miss Nails guests
were Miss White, Miss Virginia White,
Mrs. Jack Walton of Greensboro, Miss
Leila Nall of Troy, Mrs. Susie Nall
Scott Miss Julia Carney, Miss Amelia
Gaudin, Mrs. Harry Wilson and Miss
Frances Bailey.
Miss Helen Hodges will entertain at
cards Friday evening in honor of Miss
Helen Marlborough of Los Angeles Cal.
who is the guest of Mrs w. M. Cosby
at their home on South Eleventh ave-
nue..
Mrs Ben Morgan will entertain for Miss
Helen Marlborough of Los Angeles this
afternoon, going to Green Lodge for tea
Those who will motor to the mountain.
as Mrs. Morgan's guests, are: Miss Mac
Donough, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss
Margaret Nelson, Miss Marguerite Lewis,
Miss Louise Jones of Louisville. Miss
Margaret Davis and Miss Jordan Prince.
Mrs ]. Carroll Long, who was hostes'
Saturday morning for the psychology
class of which she is member, invited
Miss Frances Higgins of New York, Miss
Sarah Callen of Connecticut, Mrs. Frank
Seay of Texas and her hostess, Mrs.
Eugene Galloway, to meet with the class
Later luncheon was enjoyed.-Selma
Times.