The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-07

MT. William Moughon and MT. Perry Burris of Atlanta will act as groomsmen An informal reception will follow the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson Easton who had expected to entertain at a buffet supper celebrating their wedding anniversary also complmenting Miss Gene Mae Snow on Monday evening, the 18th, have post poned their party until the bride and ,, groom return from their wedding trip and will entertain on the evening Of Thurs- day, November 90.
 I Mrs Ralph Law Russell has recalled | the invitations to her party on Friday aft | ernoon, when she was to compliment Miss Gene Mae Snow. popular bride elect on account of the recent death in the family.
 1 Mrs. James Jones entertained most de- 1 lightful box party at the Lyric yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Gene Mae 1 Snow, whose wedding will be an interest," | ing event of next week.
 l Among the guests were Miss Florne | Hodges and her guest, Miss Anna Bell Dowd of North Carolina, Mrs. Linley Me Cure, Mrs. J. J. Eaton, Mrs. Alma Wood,
 and Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh
 l Mir and Mrs. w. H. Barnes and Mir. and Mrs. Give S. Guffman will entertain
 this evening at dancing party at the
 Birmingham Motor and Country club, complimenting Miss Doris Moughon. who
 will be married on Wednesday, the 22d
 
 1 Miss A. M Taylor, who has been con- ducting Bible readings for the past week, at the Five Points Methodist church each day from F to l o'clock, will continue throughout this week. Her readings have been very much enjoyed by the women, who have found them most interesting and inspiring.
 The committee of the Equal Suffrage Association, of which Mrs. Jack Bow Iron is chairman, has decided definitely to hold the suffrage bazar in one of the vacant Motion stores on Nineteenth
 street, between First and Second ave- nues. This bazar will open with biz card party on Thursday at o'clock Already 75 tickets have been disposed of and the committee feels sure that lduring this week many more will be
 sold The tables will be arranged in
 sections of four tables. and there will be two prizes for each section-every guest drawing for consolation, which will be a big. live, 1S-pound Thanks giving turkey. Rules for the game will lbe on each table so that every one will Iplay alike. There will be no pro- gressing but pivot game played. One of the most unique and enjoyable occasions of the season was the Hal lloween entertainment. in the form o a wiener roast" given by MT ant Mrs. l.. w. Lollar at the home, "Hil tCrest," on North Highlands, Friday might, complimentary to the teacher. of the Jasper schools.
 The guests were received in the spa Icious living room by Mrs. Lollar, while music was enjoyed until the arrival O all the guests, when they repaired tt the lawn, where in the glow of the bon Hires tables were revealed spread witt twieners, buns, marshmallows, etc.
 Each guest was given a stick or (which the wieners were to be roasted lover the bonfires. Later, while coffe' was being served numerous toasts wer' igiven
 Those enjoying the hospitality O MT. and Mrs. Lollar were Miss Anni
 Lee Davis, Miss Hazel Brown, Mis- Ernestine Buckshaw, Miss Annie Buch amman. Miss Mabel Blue. Miss Mabe bowling, Miss Erma Woodfin, Miss Will lie Mae Leatherwood, Miss Julia Per due, Miss Flora Scott, Miss Heste Scott, Miss Belva Harmon, Mrs. Grac and Mrs. Simmons, Dr. Grote, Dr lDavis, Dr. Lillie, MT. Lyma Long, MT Clarence ORear, Mir. Norman Gum MT. Charlie Long, MT. Craig Palmer
 MT. Love Wilson Lollar, Jr., MT. Glenl