The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-07
By EMMA REID RYALL
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs John Antwine is spending the month with relatives in Vincennes, Ind, | 1 Mrs. Warren Griffith and little son. Dexter, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. l. Dexter and were among the out of town guests at the Nieberhaufer-DeN- ter wedding last evening
 Miss Chita Beasley who has recently graduated at the Ward Belmont college will arrive in a few days and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Cary Thomp- | son, at her home in Norwood.
 
 1 Mrs. D. J, Poncelor will leave Satur- | day for a visit to friends in Atlanta Later in the summer she will spend some. time on the great lakes. | Mrs. J. Y. Martin will leave soon for New Orleans, where she will make her home.
 Mrs. Thomas Bragg Yancey and chill dren are the guests of Mrs. Robert Locke and Mr. Hugh Locke at their home on South Sixteenth avenue. | Miss Elizabeth Duncan is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Burn | MT and Mrs. H. L. Turney are the guests of relatives in Winchester Tenn | Mrs. B. A. Elliott and little daughter, Frances Marie, and nephew, Billie Nor gan, are the guests of MT. J. T. Cooper at Lake Providence La. They will re- | turn by New Orleans and will spend sometime as the guests of MT and Mrs Ely Cooper.
 Mrs. Dora c. Fell returned from New York Monday evening, where she at- tended the biennial of the General Fed eration of Womens clubs. | Mrs. Randolph Banks of Atlanta will return to her home the latter part of ! this week after a visit of several weeks to Mrs. Joseph R. Estes. Mrs. R. A. Lewis will leave tomorrow morning to attend the commencement exercises at Washington-Lee where her son, MT Reuben Lewis, will graduate next week. Later Mrs. Lewis will join her daughter, Miss Marguerite Lewis, in New York, and after a visit of several weeks they will return to Birmingham.
 
 Mrs L. Rosenfeld and Mrs. S. Rosen- field of Tuscaloosa are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenfeld. Mrs. William Morrison of Anniston is the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. A. Pep perman.
 | Mrs. Hollon Harris Fletcher has turned from a short visit to friends in Anniston.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Pepperman have returned from short visit to friends in Anniston.
 | ~oo~o~~ ~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~-o-~ of silk hose the Bidders prize blue enamel bottle of smelling salts and the honoree received a pair Of hand- embroidered pillow cases. About 65 young people called during the afternoon.
 this evening from to Il, at their home 1921 Avenue I, in honor of their son, | Charles, who will be confirmed this morn l ing at 10 o'clockat the Temple Emanu-Ei *~s | Miss Katherine Herren entertained yes- 1 terday at her home on South Eleventh avenue, in honor of her guests, Miss 1 Allen Mary Oliver and Miss Otls Carlyie of Dadeville.
 | The house was beautifully decorated | with sweet peas and other blossoms and | in the reception rooS4 punch was served l by Miss Sylvia Aird and Miss Louise Hicock, and receiving with Miss Herren were her mother, Mrs. T. s. Herren, and Miss Oliver and Miss Carlyle. In the dining room where a tempting salad and ice course was served, the dec- | orations were pink and white, the center motif of the table being a basket filled with sweet peas and tied with butterfly bows of pink tulle. Assisting in this room | were: Miss Gladys Webb. Miss Nettie Dryer, Miss Evelyn Westmoreland, Miss Caroline Forney and Miss Katherine Liv- | ingston.
 1 About 50 guests called during the hour I from 5 to o'clock. | Mrs. J. R. Estes and her mother, Mrs. Redd, were hostesses yesterday afternoon 1 at their home, entertaining at miscella- neous shower in compliment to Miss Or | line Barnett
 The rooms were attractively decorated with palms, ferns and quantities of pink | and white carnations. A tempting Ice course was served during the afternoon. l Receiving with Mrs. Estes were Miss | Barnett, Miss Annie Moore Provost of
 Mobile, Miss Margaret Moore Miss 14au
 rie Oden, Miss Katherin Carey, Miss Gladys Allison, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Jeanette Ebersole and Mrs Harold Bis sell.
 The list of guests included about f5 friends of the honoree.
 
 Mrs. Hollon Harris gave lovely lunch
 con party yesterday at her home or Highland avenue in honor of Mrs. Will liam Orrison of Anniston, who is tht
 guest of Mrs. Pepperman. The table was decorated with swee
 peas and ferns and the place cards were
 little hand-painted baskets filled witt
 blossoms.
 The following were Mrs. Fletcher guests Mrs. William Orrison, Mrs. Jacl
 Orrison, Mrs. Berry Baugh, M-. B. A
 Pepperman, Mrs. George W. Harris, Mrs i owen Gillespie and Mrs. Robert Burnett
 It will be qualification to the many
 friends throughout the south, and es.
 pecially in Birmingham, where he i.
 so popular, to learn that MT. George Cunningham, the young son of Mrs
 Edward Barrett, has passed his ex
 aminations and has been entered as
 student at Annapolis Naval academy. ] MT. Cunningham passed with a splen |, did record, and as these appointment
 are very much sought after and SC many young fellows fail, makes it es
 pecially interesting. TODAY'S EVENTS Miss Oden entertained at the Countr, 1. l. Hs-