The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-13
WEEK END LUNCHEONS
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

With the del1clOuS spring Ieel1nS III the
 air the fashionable show no inclination | to sulk during the remaining days of | Lent, but have chosen the various subur- ban clubs as a rendezvous for delightful informal gatherings for luncheon and out cf-door sports, with a delightful luncheon out in the glorious open, following. The Country club yesterday was the scene of the gayest and most delightful gatherings of the week, where many of society's favorites and their attractive visitors were seen lunching.
 Mrs. George Morrow was hostess in compliment to Mrs. Finn and Miss Finn of Boston to most interesting party of matrons, modishly gowned in spring frocks and bonnets, which harmonized in spirit with the spring-like flowers that adorned the table, about which were seated her guests, who were Mrs. Finn. Miss Finn, Mrs. George Morrow, Jr, Mrs. Paschal Shook, Mrs. Warner Shook, Mrs. H. A. Sharpe Mrs A. c. Eastwood, Mrs. Henry Fowlkes, Mrs W. S. Brown, Mrs. Cunningham Wilson, Mrs. J. c. Henley,
 Mrs. T. H. Motion, Mrs. George CruilS-
 shank, Mrs. William Worthington, Mrs.
 Dan Green, Mrs. H. A. Brown, Mrs. Ross
 Smith, Mrs. Zac Nabers, Mrs. John Mill
 ner Caldwell, and Mrs Malone.
 A very interesting group composed the party lunching as the guests of Mrs. Prem tiss Reed, who entertained in honor of
 Dr. and Mrs. William Wesley Guth of
 Baltimore, where Dr. Guth is president of Boucher college and in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Marion Leroy Burton of Northamp- ton, Mass, where Dr. Burton is presi- dent of Smith college. About their table,
 which was centered with violets, were pr. and Mrs. Burton, Dr. and Mrs. Guth,
 Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Frank Ma bers, Mrs. Harry Sims, Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs. T. H. Joy and Mrs. Reed. Many happy felicitations were exchanged between the guests of Mrs. Reed and the honor guests.
 Lunching at another table as the guests of Mrs. Culpepper Exum, who was hostes in compliment to her house guest, Mrs. Russell Williams of South Carolina, were Mrs. Felton Wimberly, Mrs. A. A. Walker,
 Mrs Val Nesbitt, Mrs. David Roberts, Jr., Mrs. Charles Nice, Mrs. T. O. Giles py Mrs. Mortimer Jordon, Mrs. George Connors, Mrs. John Warren Ellard of Bal timore. Mrs. Edwin Fitzgerald, Mrs. Hill
 Ferguson, Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton and Mrs. Exum.
 Mrs S. Y Caldwell entertained a group of friends at another table. Those in-
 cluded In her hospitality were Mrs. H. P.
 Heflln. Mrs. Vernon Whitaker, Mrs. Lewis
 Underwood, Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Mae
 Collins, Mrs. W. s. Mudd, and Mrs. Ar
 thur Smith.
 Mrs. Emmett O'Neal was hostess to a
 charming coterie of friends compliment
 ing Mrs. J. W. Hunter of Mobile, the
 guest of Mrs. Joe Stanfiel. Their table
 was centered with yellow tulips and those included in the hospitality were Mrs. J. w. Hunter, Mrs. Joe Stanfiel, Mrs. M Woods, Mrs. Mason J. billiard, Mrs. Scale Harris, Mrs Fred Shireman, and Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler. Mrs. H. A. Porter entertained a few friends as her guests in honor of Mrs Lyman Dorgan of Mobile and Mrs. Will liam Porter of Tampa, Fla, the guests of Mrs. w. s. Webster. Mrs. Porter's guests were Mrs. Dorgan, Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Webster, and Mrs. Julius Schloss of Bal timore.
 At another table were Mrs. Clyde Hun ter, Mrs. R. w. Williams, Mrs. Magic Thompson and Mrs. Edward Crawford, who remained for a series of bridge.