The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-26

Alexander. Mrs A. w Allen, Mrs. J. H. | Eddy, Mrs. c. M Evans. Mrs. Kirby Smith, Mrs. H. A. Turner, Mrs. A. A. Allen, Mrs. j. s. Kennedy, Mrs. T. s. Neville Mrs. J. B. Russell, Mrs. H. E..
 Shaw Mrs. W. T. Simmons, Mrs. J.
 Carey Thompson. Mrs. l.. M. Robinson,
 Mrs. L. R. sherman, Mrs. J. E Shelby, Mrs. w c. Wimbish, Mrs. George B. 1 Harris Mrs. James Walker. Mrs. H. s. l Brown of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs. B. Henry
 and Mrs. Rachel Austin of Lancaster, Ky.
 Miss Frances Macon entertained the
 members of the Theta Alpha Beta club
 yesterday afternoon at her home in
 Woodlawn
 The membership of the club includes
 Miss Annie Lou Chamblee, Mrs Hines, | Miss Edna Allison, Mrs Hubert Norwood, Mrs Mccall Miss Wilmoth Hickman, Mrs. Eastman Mrs T. D. McCarty, Mrs. George Byrd Miss Vera Brent, Mrs. T. A. | Salisbury, the hostess, Miss Macon. and the additional guests were Miss Lula Pat | terson, Miss Harriet bowman, Mrs. H. B.
 Robinson, Mrs. c. c. Jones, Miss Lois
 Seandritt, Miss Louise Going, Mss Estele
 Lamkin and Mrs. Kitchen. l 1 Mrs Edward Brown was hostess for the members of the Fenelon club that met I for the last time bef6fe separating for | the summer.
 l It was a social meeting ana a delicious luncheon was served on the spacious
 porch, which was prettily decorated with ferns and quantities of cut flowers. | Those who enjoyed the hospitality were Mrs. John Broderiek, Mrs. R. P. Pittman, Mrs. E. l.. Martin, Mrs Frank Turner,
 Mrs J. S. Foster, Mrs. R. c. White, Mrs ,, R. L. Cross. Mrs J. T. Edwards, Mrs. w. D Harper, Mrs McAndrew, Mrs. A. | r N
 P. Riggs, Mrs. J. Zinszer, Mrs. w. H. 1 Wilder, Mrs. Alfred Lathem. Mrs. A. A. 1 Hamilton, Mrs W. H. Fitch, Miss Fay
 McNeill, Miss Elizabeth Smith l 1 Miss Minnie L. Walker was hostess this week at a luncheon at the News
 paper club, entertaining in compliment 1 to Mrs. Roscoe Smith of Center and Miss Susan Harper of Memphis, Tenn. l Miss Walkers guests included Mrs Smith, Miss Harper, Mrs. George Hunt
 Mrs. Frank Roll, Mrs. L. K. Lawson and
 Mrs. Harvey Moore. i The following invitations have been 1 issued:
 Mrs. Frank Edmondson Nabers at home on Tuesday afternoon, May IS,
 from 5:S0 to o'clock, to meet Mrs.
 Paxton Bragg Conner. 1 The compliment to Miss Evelyn Rey-
 holds, a bride-to-be, and Miss Carrie Mae Keane of Texas, Miss Daisy Lee Douglass will entertain the members of the Bidders club tomorrow after
 noon at her home on Milner Heights. | reception will be given by the
 Fountain Heights Epworth league to
 members and friends this evening at l 8. The following interesting programme has been arranged:
 ] Selection, orchestra 1 Piano, Mrs. T. A. Cogbill. | Quartet, Messrs, McBee, Cooper, Grain ! and Culver.
 l Song, Miss Ruth Pointer. Selection, orchestra. Piano. MT. John T. Cathey. | Recitation, Miss Edwina Wood. Song Miss Mary Lee Broderiek. Quartet, Messrs Melee, Cooper, Grain and Culver.
 Piano, MT. John T. Cathey. Selection, orchestra. | Miss Katherine Carey will entertain at the Country club on Friday, June 2, giving a luncheon in honor of Miss Or 1 line Barnett, whose approaching wed- ding to MT. J. D. Moore, Jr., will be June IA.
 1 Mrs. George B. Tarrant entertained l the members of her Forty-two club yesterday at her home in Norwood. The following ladies were present: Mrs. John Lunsford Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs. A. Gibson, Mrs. James Burgin, Mrs. T. s. Abercrombie, Mrs. A. F. Boyer, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Thomas Kidd, Mrs. W. T. Mayfield, Mrs. Hugh Ellis, Mrs. T. F. Parker and the hostess, Mrs. Tar rant.
 The Cosmopolitan club met yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. l.. Kidd in Norwood.
 l The rooms were prettily decorated
 the game a tempting salad course was served.
 The members of the club are Mrs. 1 J. L. Williams, Mrs. Charles McQuire,
 Mrs. A. A. Arrant, Mrs. A. Watkins,
 Mrs. A. o. Caruthers, Mrs. w. G. Les
 lie, Mrs, T. F. Barham, Mrs, W; J. Williams, Mrs. Sidney, Mrs. A. T. Mil
 sap, Mrs. Mckinney, Mrs. Sidney Drin- ger and Mrs. B. w. Hendricks. Mrs. John Cox entertained the mem bers of her two clubs yesterday at
 her home on south Twenty-sixth street, giving a miscellaneous shower for Miss
 Gertrude Rosensthil, whose wedding to
 Mr Morris will be an interesting event 1 in June.
 | A series of bridge games was en- ljoyed by the Young Matrons club and the Sewing club and the hostess pre- sented the honoree with lovely piece | of crepe de chine lingerie, and the
 club prizes werA scarf and boudoir
 rap.
 l The following announcement will be read with interest by Birmingham l friends:
 l MT. and Mrs. Edward s. Van File of | New York announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Miss Harriet Lee Van File, to Donald Leal Greenleaf 1 of New York and Ashland, Ky | Miss Van File and her father have
 beth visited here and made many friends 1 who entertained very delightfully."- in
 their honor.
 Mr. Van File Is a well known author. l His books include both poetry and
 prose. Among them are the novels,
 ''The Last of the Van Stacks" "A Mag netc Man" "The Manufacturers, :"
 Kings in Adversity," and also "The
 Dreamers and Other Poems" Miss Van Zile's mother was before her marriage
 Miss Mary Morgan Bulkeley of Hart
 ford. Conn.
 Mr. Greenleaf is the only son of James | Leal Greenfeaf, a noted landscape archi-
 tect and formerly a member of the | faculty of Columbia university MT. l Greenleaf was graduated from Williams l tHA (r,IIry hi.