The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05
ACHRONlCLEOF SOCIETY

Tue season, with the CoDurnS in the lead
ing parts, Miss Lucille Douglas will
give word picture of 1.-THE Yellow
Jacket" These round table study meet
ings will be held once a month. alternat-
ing with the programme meetings The
Drama league study courses are pre-
pared by the best drama students in the
country, and there have been many re-
quests from the center for these study
classes. All members of the center are
eligible for admittance and there will be
mo extra charge. For those who desire
serious drama study the innovation of
these classes will he most welcome. The
hour is 3;5O and the classes last one
hour.
The following invitations have been re-
ceived: Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thomas
Snow request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter. Gena
May, to Mr.. Clyde Alexander Pippen
Wednesday evening, November Is, 1916, at
$50 O'clock. Ensley Methodist church.
Birmingham
A mask Halloween party was given by
Ma. and Mrs, S. c. Lewis and Mrs. Mary
g. Russum at the home of the former
in Woodlawn. The seasons colors and
fayors were used as decorations. An or
tlSSlEd IuIIllSueu IlluSlC IOI the QdlClHS.
Games were also enjoyed. Punch and
ices We're served throughout the evening"
Those present were Miss Bernce Eason
Miss Tom Lou Hood, Miss Roberta Sell
lers, Miss Marie Driscoll Miss Dora Ram
sey, Miss Louise Newborne, Miss Bessie
Mitchell, Miss Daisy Lewis, Miss Effie
Mae Burlxs, Miss Thelma Regain, Miss
Mary Il. Russum, Miss Velma Stevenson
Mrs @ r. rTa Vol, ioo
Miss Lucille Stevenson, Miss Alberta
Stevenson, Miss Hazel Stevenson. Miss
Dorothy Eason, Miss Patsy Bennett, Mr.
e. A. Jackson, Mr. r, F. Lowry, Mr.
G. A. Caudle, Mr.. Hudson Mr.. w. L..
Kellum, Mr.. Leon Grogan, Mr.. J. w. Nc
Dowell Mr.. J. B. Potter, Mr.. j. NJ.
Burks, Mr.. Morris Matson, Mr. F. G..
Dudley, Mr.. Henry Howard, Mr.. J. j.
Aston, Mr.. C. M. Henderson, Mr.. w. p.
Dudley, Mr.. j. M. Addison, Mr.. C. A.
Taylor, Mr.. j. B. McLendon, Mr.. George
Swindle, Mr.. Ernest Mitchell, Mr.. Enoch
Fly, Mr.. George Jessu Mr.. L. Broom,
Mr.. J. r. S. Barr Mr.. A. Manning and
Mr.. c.. r. Taylor.
Mr.. Bicknell Young, c. S. B. of Chi
cago, is the guest of the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, of this city, and will
deliver a lecture on Christian Science this
afternoon at the Lyric theatre at 8 80
o'clock. The lecture is free and all are
cordially invited to be present Mr. and
Mrs. Young are guests at the Hotel Tut
wiler during their visit in the city.
The marriage of Miss Frances Click
and Mr.. Harry M. <ohn will take place
on tNursday evening, November g. at the
Tutwiler hotel in the presence of the
immediate family and few friends. Mr.
Frank Click and Mr.. Isodore Click of
Columbus, O., brothers of the bride-to-be
will arrive tomorrow to attend the we'd
ding, and will be the guests of their
sister, Mrs. Edgar L. Gold
One of the most interesting affairs of
yesterday was the Phi Gamma Delta
Frat luncheon at the Southern club.
Quite number of young naen were in
the city to attend the ,game of football
and this gathering of the frat men prov ed
a most delightful event. AT this meet
ins it was voted to make the luncheon
an annual event to be held on the date
of the Alabama-Sewanee game Among
those present yesterday We're: Mr.. Cor
don Palmer, Mr.. B. G. Durham, Mr.
George S. O'Neal, Mr.. H. A. McWhorter,
Mr.. Norvin Hunnicutt Mr. William Gray
Mr.. G.. w. Duffey, Mr.. e. III. Hawkins
Mr.. Fulton Frazer, Mr.. Burl Watson, Mr.
Greer Scarborough, Mr.. Kenneth Morris,
Mr.. Luther Maxwell. Mr.. Milton Caroth-
ers, Mr. Wilbur Nolen, Mr. Jess Wright,
MI Atwell Brown, Mr.. William Bryce,
Mr.. Joe Thomas, Mr.. c. A. Moffett of
Gadsden, Mr.. w. A. Sanders of Tusca-
loosa, Mr.. A. S. Grove of Tuscaloosa, Mr..
F. L. Grove of Tuscaloosa, Mr.. B. F.
Collier of Tuscaloosa, Mr.. ]. II. Pearson
of Selma, Mr.. Judson ORear of Jasper,
Mr.. j. A. Darby of Florence, Mr.. A. B.
Ray of Jasper, Mr.. c. R. Virgins of
Jasper, Mr.. o. w. Dreslar of Nashville
Mr.. M. M. Smith of Murrycross, Mr. j.
M. Bradley of Birmingham, Mr..
Sterling A. Wood of Birmingham, Mr.. j.
FL. Willis of Birmingham, Mr. H. j. White
of Birmingham. Mr.. j. c. DuBose of Bir-
mingham, Mr.. ]. B. Abbot of Birming-
ham, Mr.. Charles Rice of Birmingham,
Mr.. II. J. Mccormack of Birmingham
Mr.. Henry NJ Edmonds of Birmingham,
Mr.. Howard Fulenwider of Birmingham
and Mr. Webb Crawford, Jr., of Birming-
ham.
Master James Powell, Jr., celebrated his
fourth birthday Thursday afternoon Mt
his home. The entire house was thrown
open and decorated with Halloween colors
and ideas. Master James entered the
rooms to greet his little friends riding
in his tiny automobile, filled with lovely
red apples, which he threw at them for
a scramble. He wore costume of yellow