The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-20

. son, MT. Tom Estes, Mr C. R. Whittlesey and MT. Sydney Smith.
 Mrs. Percy Hughes will entertain the members of the Fountain Heights Book club at her home, 1422 Sixteenth street, south, this evening.
 
 Mrs. Charles T. Mcclure will enter tain the Cosmopolitan Auction club Thursday afternoon at o'clock at her home in Norwood.
 The following announcement will be read by Birmingham friends with inter est as Miss Saffold has been a frequent visitor to this city:
 MT. and Mrs. William Arthur Saf- fold announce the engagement aud approaching marriage of their daugh- ter, Mildred, to MT. Robert Oyerbacl. Winkler of Greenville, says the Mont gomery Journal.
 The ceremony will take rlace at the First Presbyterian church at $ o'clock, August 2. in the evening and be followed by reception at the home of MT. and Mrs. Saffold.
 Miss Saffold is one of the really beautiful and charming girls of Mont gcmery, her delicate blonde type rem dering her rare representative of many of the handsome women of her ltI1llly, WHo were pIOullISnt 3il thC social life of Montgomery many years ago
 Mrs Frederic Gunster will entertain tomorrow at luncheon at the Country club
 The following invitation has been sent to friends in Birmingham Miss Annie Southerne Tardy al home, ex- kibit of Keramies. on the afternoon of Thursday, June 22, to z o'clock 1926 South Nineteenth street.
 Mrs. V. A. Grimes will entertain at box party this afternoon at Rick wood park in honor of the Euzeliara class of the First Baptist church.
 The monthly meeting of the Nurses Alumni association of St. V;ncents hos pital was held in the hospital amphi- theatre Saturday. Very interesting pa- rcrs were read by Dr. S. L. Ledbetter, Jr., and Miss Catherine Monttes.
 The next meeting will be held on the members who can possibly do so, are urged to attend the meetings and CO., operate with the officers to make them as interesting as possible.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Wilkinson, who have this week come to Birmingham to reside. were shown number of pleasant social courtesies during the past two weeks. Among these was a charming evening at the home oe Mrs $. L. Chestnut, pretty lunche m by Mrs. w. M. Jones' Williams, and re ception by the Embroidery club. On Tuesday evening the members of the Methodist church received in theiT hon. or at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A.. J. Notes.-The. During their residence in Montevallo, extending over nearly 20 years, Dr. and Mrs. Wilkinson have been very valuable friends 10 the church, and they will be greatly missed. They have closely identified themselves with the life of the community in every way, and while Montevallo wishes for them a most cordial welcome into the life of Norwood, the part of Birming- ham they have chosen as their home, it is with genuine regret that this town loses them. They have an interestir g family of children. who will be an ad- Giton to any community, and Mrs. Will kinson is a woman possessing those personal charms which readily 'ndear her to those around her. For almost the entire length of it's history Dr. Wilkinson has been physf- clan to the Alabama Girls Ind !strial institute, where the high standing of health maintained has been one of the successful institute