The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-09
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EI|N NE of the most distinguished wis IsI Y i5oes of the sss-on i. MT Losaao .s.,.2o il. Taft who was the guest yester- ii1,sday afternoon of the Birmingham Art ,,S club, when they invited several hundred .elof their friends to a reception to meet 4 him at the handsome home of MT ana Mrs. Donnelly on Highland avenue, when was indeed a most befitting background T for this renowned sculptor. MT and Mrs ~ DonneIly, MT. Taft and Miss Sarah Nell' 7 president of the Art club, received the | guests in the drawing room Mrs Fred Sheppard presided at the handsomely ap- ' pointed tea table, which was adorned with pink roses Other officers and mem bers of the club were seen here and there throughout the apartments, welcoming the many who called during the receiving hours.
 Mrs Charles Clifton Terrell entertained at a pretty buffet supper last evening at her home on Twenty-sixth street, south, complimenting two popular vis- itors, Miss Pauline Hayward of Chicago. the guest of Miss Elizabeth Wyman, and Miss Jean Livingston Fuller of Balti-
 
 Among the guests were: Miss Fuller, Miss Hayward, Miss Wyman, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Elizabeth Locke, Miss Helen Eu- bank, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Marga- ret Chenoweth Miss Margaret Davis, Mir. Val Kolb MT. Whatley, Dr. Samuel l.. Ledbetter, Jr, Dr. Sparks MT. Hill, MT. Melville Davis, MT. Vernon Badham, MT. William Wilson, MT. Alex Cecil, MT. Evans Dunn Dr. Wiley, Mir Lee Allen Brooks, MT. Calhoun Collins, MT. Percy Brewer, Mir. Sam Paul, MT. Meek Nor ment, MT. Ashton Collins. MT. Gerald Sharp MT. Harry White, MT. Willis, MT. Robert Hemphill, Jr., MT. Geohegan, Dr. McC1ain, pr. and Mrs. Wyman and Judge and Mrs. Fort.
 The wedding of Miss Annie Olivia Hen- ley and MT. Lawrence S. Mover will take place on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the Southside Baptist church, where the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Preston Blake pastor of that church. Mrs. John F. Beard, a sister of the bride, will be matron of honor, and Miss Mary Henley, another sister, will be maid of honor. Miss Ly dia McArdle will be bridesmaid. The bride will be given in marriage by her brother, MT. Robert Henley of Salt Lake City. MT. B. P Harris will be best man. Mir. Eugene Henry and MT. J. S. Sturdi- want, Jr., will be the ushers. Mrs. Laura Jackson Daniels will preside at the organ.
 Mrs. Charles N. Mohr of Philadelphia will receive this afternoon, to o'clock, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. Williams, on Fifteenth street, south. Mrs Mehrs will be pleasantly remem- far merly of this city.
 One of the most interesting club pro- grammes of the week will be given by the Cadmean circle on Thursday after noon at 3:30 o'clock at the Margaret Allen school auditorium when Mrs Anna B. 1 Fries will address the club on Swedish l Writers using Ellen Key as the central | theme. Mrs. Fries is native of Sweden and | her talk will prove one of great interest. l
 Mrs A. D. Henry will entertain this i afternoon at her home from to o'clock | in honor of Miss Hughlette MacAdams, a 1 bride-elect, and Mrs. J. McNamara of 1 South Carolina, who is the guest of her | sister, Mrs. J. Walter Hooper Those who l are invited to receiver are Mrs. Hooper, | Mrs. John Stone Hoskins, Mrs. William l Perry, Mrs. Goodloe McGahey and Miss l AQHlS FdulkneT.
  Mrs. David Garrison Barnes and Miss | Pearl Harrell will entertain at cards to- | morrow afternoon at Miss HarrelIs home 1 in honor of Miss Gertrude Garrett, whose | marriage to MT. Benjamin Gross Shepherd l will take place January 16
  Master John Harold Moncrief cele- brated his seventh birthday at the home l of his mother, Mrs. John H, Moncrief, l yesterday afternoon. Quite a number of little folks enjoyed the hospitality of the i little host. Much merTiment was en- | ioyed by pinning the donkey's tail on and cutting the birthday cake, after which | refreshments were served. The Misses l Hill assisted Mrs. Monchrief in enter | taining.
 Entertaining Friday evening at her | home on Tenth avenue, south, Miss Eloise | Farmer was hostess to her friends at a !! New Years dance The house was pret- 1 tily decorated with ivy and holly. Re- treatments were served during the even ] ing. Miss Rosalie Farmer served punch. Included in the hospitality were Miss l Alice Mcdaniel, Miss Agnes Daly, Miss Betty Mcdonald, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Dorothy Daly, Miss Ellie Hanbury, Miss Lila Kurison, Miss Violet Adair, Miss Alice Cox, Miss Win Heath, Mr. and Mrs. ! M. w. Henbury, MT and Mrs. A. w. AL 1 verson, MT and Mrs. F. F, Hopkins, MT. 1 and Mrs. T. J. Roe. MT. and Mrs. G. J. 1 Marcheal, MT. and Mrs J. R. Farmer Mir. and Jefferson Davis, MT. Alfred Clements, MT. Reginald Farmer, Mr. Fleet Killingsworth, Mir James Barnett, | MT. Thomas Hall, MT. J. Lapey. MT. !