The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-13
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Evelyn Going, who was for the past two
months the lovely guest in the Lawson
home on Tuscaloosa street, and who left
yesterday for her home in Birmingham.
II addition to her magnetic personality,
charm of manner and beauty, Miss Go.
ing possesses an unusually pretty So
prano voice with which she has delighted
her many friends during her stay. Her
popularity here is attested by the great
amount of attention which she has en-
joyed, and her numerous friends will al
ways be glad to welcome her back to
observation-disclosures Waterman.
Among those who entertained last
evening at the Roebuck club were DR..
and Mrs. Wallace Smith and their guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon
Crawford Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Crawford's guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Barrett, Mr..
and Mrs, Alfred Levert, Mrs. A. I. Full
enwider, Mr.. Henry B. Gray and MIR.
Ramsey.
Among those who entertained at the
Country club was Miss Mildred Badham,
who complimented her guest, Miss Dor
othy Gayley of Pittsburg.
The following young people were Miss
Badham's guests: Miss Gayley, Miss
Elizabeth Jordan Prince Miss Alice
Bowie, Miss Marguerite Lewis and her
guest, Miss Louise Jones of Louisville.
Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Josephine
johnson, Miss Katherine Morrow, Miss
Dimmis Wilkinson, Mr.. Fred Calder, Mr..
John Terry Mr.. Vernon William and
Mr.. Baxter Badham, Mr.. Donald MARI
ing, Mr. Lawrence Boardman, Mr..
Charles DeBardeleben, Mr.. Lennox
Brooks, Mr. Lewis schillinger, Mr.. Cliff
ford Forbes, Mr.. Donald Long, Mr.. Will
liam Moore, Mr.. Tom Lee Poe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Badham were
chaperons for the young people.
1r William Cosby, Jr.. also enter
tanned party of friends in honor of
Miss Helen McDonough.
DR.. and Mrs. Cabot Lull were among
those who entertained the past week at
the Blue Bird Tea Room and their
guests were Mr., and Mrs. C. NJ. Will
hanson and Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. David
son.
Mrs. j. W. Craven had as her guests
Mrs. Motion Smith, Mrs. Sarah Harris
, Tucker and Mrs. Robert Williams.
Others seen during the week were: Mrs
Jack Justice, Mrs. Frank Gafford, Jr,
Mrs. P. V. Hart, Mrs. Ebersole, Miss
Jeanette Ebersole, Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Beas-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Moore, Mrs. Jack johnson.
Miss Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Sydney
Smith, Mrs. ]. ]. Asbury, Miss Edwina
Thaggard, Miss Eleanor Massey, Miss
Katherine Bains, Miss Madelie Para
more, Mrs. Eva M. Caldwell, Miss Eva
Williams, Mrs. J. w. Jones. Mrs. J. H.
Kane, Mrs Hubert Scruggs and her
guest Mrs. Daisy B. Clements of Mis-
sissppi.
Among the many lovely affairs being
arranged for Miss Helen McDonough will
be the tea tomorrow afternoon at Green
Lodge to be given by Mrs. Ben j. Nor
gan.
Miss Augusta Nails luncheon tomorrow
will be given in honor of Miss Elizabeth
White, who will be married this week
to Mr. Wallace Nall.
Mr.. Winston Anderson will be host
next week to few of his friends at
the country home ofh is mother Mrs
F. Y. Anderson, at Valley Head
The party will motor to Valley Head
Tuesday and remain until the following
Sunday and will include Miss Beverly
I.eake, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss
Josephine Shields, Miss Gladly Williams,
Mr.. Frank Wilson, Mr.. Melville Davis,
Mr.. Jack Allison, Mr.. Francis Brown.
Mrs. James Keith entertained Friday
for Mrs. Owen Chattin of Winchester,
Tenn, who is the guest of Miss Made
line Ward in Norwood.
After luncheon at the Blue Bird tea
room the guests enjoyed a game of
cards They were Mrs. Chattin. Miss
Ella Louise Ward, Miss Margaret Dew
ey. Mrs. Everitt Moses Miss Margaret
Moses of Knoxville and Miss Mary Claire
Norwood.
The marriage of Miss Lila Davis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Davis and
Mr.. W. A. Turner, took place yesterday
morning at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. where the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. H. A. Wright
and was witnessed by only few friends
and relatives. The bride wore a dark
blue taffeta dress and carried an arm
bouquet of roses.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Turner left for Mobile and
points on the southern coast and upon
their return will make their home at
Drifton.
The following from the Chautauquan
Daily will be read with interest by many
in the city:
"A number of Alabama people met in
the hall of philosophy at 5 o'clock last
Saturday afternoon and decided to or
ganize the Alabama club, which was a
pleasant institution a couple Of years
ago. The following officers were elected:
President, Tom Garner Tuscaloosa; vice
presidents, Mrs. Thomas D. Sanford,
Opelika: Miss Kate Bell, Admission; Miss
Anne Kirtley, Judson college, Marion;
Mrs. C. B. Spencer, Birmingham; secre-
tary Miss Sarah Phelan. Birmingham.
sThe club discussed several activities