The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-21
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| delightful refreshments were served, was very elaborately decorated. The tea ta- ble was covered with white lace over green, and was presided over by Mrs Frank Oden and Miss Florence Gammill MT. Gammill and his attractive young bride left for the southern coast, where they will spend 10 days, and upon their return will make their home at 1907 Foun- tain avenue, north.
 
 Col. and Mrs. Horace L. Stevenson were at home Tuesday afternoon when they celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniver- sary.
 Their two granddaughters Misses Grace and Eleanor Stevenson, who wore dainty white dresses with yellow ribbon, re- ceived the cards at the door. Receiving in the parlor were Colonel and Mrs. Stevenson. She wore black crepe de chine and gold lace, Miss Emma Francis, bridesmaid, wearing black Georgette crepe and lace, MT. and Mrs. Macon Stevenson, Dr. and Mrs. Forney Stevenson of Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. Henry Edwards, MT. and Mrs. William Brice of Anniston, Mrs. Anna Loretz and Miss Eloise Stevenson. In the living room fruit punch was served by Misses Fannie Warick, Kath- leen Daugette and Francis Stevenson of Montgomery. These rooms, thrown to- gether, were decorated in yellow chrysan- themums, narcissi, yellow roses and bam- boo.
 In the dining room golden bells were pinned on by Mrs Jones Crow and Miss Elizabeth Stevenson. A golden bell was suspended over the table, which was cov- cred with yellow and in the center a gol- den wedding cake, containing a gold thim- ble and at each corner of the table were gold headed candles and heart shaped yellow hints.
 Mrs. w. C. Irby of Florence. S. G., served the golden ice cream and Mrs Pierce Few of New Bedford, Mass, served the cakes. Coffee was served by the Misses Mary Forney and Euunice Morris. Several hundred guests called during the afternoon.
 The O E. D. will entertain on Friday evening at a dance at the Country club.
 The grand march Will be led by the president, Mr Lee Poe, with Miss Jose phine Evins, assisted by MT Robert Goodall and Miss Jennie Hammond Cope land.
 Those who have been asked to chaperon are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins. Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Wyman, Mrs. B. G. Cope land. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Going, MT.
 
 J. Campbell NTaben, MT and Mrs. J. B. Reid, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Adams, pr. and Mrs. Felix I. Targant, Dr. and Mrs. James R. Garber, Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Gaston, MT. and Mrs. S. J. Bowie MT. and Mrs. William Spancer, Jr, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr., MT. and Mrs. William Rat Tiff, MT. and Mrs. William Harsh, MT. and Mrs. w. " Bartlett, MT. and Mrs. Harry Mccormack, Jr., MT and Mrs. Do. To(to o1~ NTy nd Mrc Inn D. Chichester, and the parents of the members of the Q. E. D. club
 MT. and Mrs. Clay c. Hafer entertained at dinner party at their home in Nor wood, complimentng their house guests, Mrs. Andrew Moore of Chattanooga, Mrs. Hetzler and Mrs J. w. Alsup of Nash vile.
 The house was decorated in palms, ferns, poinsettas and Christmas bells.
 The table was also effectively arranged with the Christmas idea.
 Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bum, Mrs. Will Cary, Mrs. Andrew Moore, Mrs w. B. Combs, Mrs. J. w. Garber, Mrs. Hetzler of Chattanooga and Mrs. J. w. Alsup of Nashville, Mrs. R. M. Henning, Master Robert fleming, Miss Daisy Daviess. Mrs. George Mathis, Mr. John T. Hamilton and Mrs. L. M. Stone.
 The D. N. club announces a dance to be given on the evening of December 29 at the Country club. The officers of the club are Fred SIoss, president; Harry Coffin vice president; William Tinker, secretary, and James Robertson, treas urer.
 This is the first dance to be given by this cJr1h which ic coO1nOsed of nIIro- Der of Birmingham's best known young men of the younger set The invitations will include the college and school set.
 The following from the Atlanta Consti- tuition will be read with interest by many:
 'An announcement of wide social in- terest, especially in Georgia, is the en- gagement of Miss Louise Wise of Will