The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-05

| Orleans and also of Scarrtts Bible and | Training school. For the past two years she has most successfully held chair of education and pedagogy at the Athens college. The Woman's Missionary coun- cil is justly proud of this gifted daugh- ter of Alabama. No invitations were is- sued. but the ladies of the Methodist Missionary auxiliares are cordially in vited to attend and bid farewell to this lovely young woman.
 Miss Margaret Anderson entertained at a golf and luncheon party at the Roe buck club on Tuesday, eomplimenting her guests, Mrs. c. J. Stripp of Chicago l Other guests were: Mrs. Carter West i of Uniontown, Miss Elmiro Camp of 1 Jacksonville, Miss Jennie Camp of Mem phis, Mrs R. E. Holman. Mrs. c. A. Earth. Mrs E, F. Stovau and Mrs. A. l.. Kidd.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Normant were hosts last evening at a bridge party compli- menting Miss Caroline Sproull and Miss Alice Weatherly of Anniston, who are the guests of Miss Martha and Miss Margaret Bradshaw.
 Miss Amelia Worthington was a charm ing hostess yesterday at a luncheon at the Country club in honor of Mrs. Fred
 
 guest of Mrs. Priestly Toulmin. Those who gathered about the flower decked table were: Mrs. Searby, Mrs. T. D. Parke. Mrs. W. s. Lowell. Mrs. Toulmin, Mrs Gaston Torrance Mrs. Vernon l.. Lcng, Mrs. Jack Byrne of New York, Mrs Vassar Allen, Mrs. W. E. Fort and Miss Worthington.
 
 Among the delightful affairs arranged for Miss Sadie Randolph Clarke, a bride elect. are the following: This morning Mrs. John B. Reid, Jr., will entertain st a bridge luncheon. This afternoon Miss Augusta Dearborn will give a Ly- ric party Tomorrow morning Miss Beatrice Robbins will compliment her with bridge luncheon. Saturday morn ing Miss Margaret Bradshaw will give her bridge party, and Saturday aft erpoon Miss Selina Perry will entertain for her at tea.
 Mrs Henry F. DeBardeleben was hos tess yesterday at the Country club com plimenting her guest, Miss Agatha Byrne of Roanoke, Va, and Mrs. w. H. Mills paugh of Los Angeles, who Is visiting Mrs. E. J. McCrossin. The luncheon ta- ble was centered with large basket of Shasta daisies, above which was placed an American flag. The place cards were small flags, which bore the names of Mrs. Millspaugh Miss Byrne Mrs. L. T Beecher, Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs. E. J. McCrossin, Mrs. Eugene Munger, Mrs. J. Rivers Carter. Mrs. Zac Lee Nabers, Mrs. Latham. Mrs. Richard Stotlar of Tuscaloosa, Miss Ethel Byrne and Mrs DeBardeleben.
 Mrs R. c. Lewis entertained at lunch con yesterday at the Country club. Her guests were Mrs. H. S. Fullwood Mrs. C. G. Kershaw, Mrs. H. M Perry, Mrs. Nora Toensfeldt and Mrs. c. D. Brooks
 The women of the Housewives league wish to express their appreciation to the following firms who contributed to the success of the canning demonstration on June 2S, by generously donating differ ent articles which were necessary to the work: Messrs. Tanners Bros, Spiro Bros, Kress Maddox and Weaver and Zac Smith.
 A beautiful national flag was presented to the Red Cross chapter on Tuesday morning by the woman's relief corps of the Grand Army of the Republic The flag is the work of the ladies themselves and was presented with stirring and pa triotic words by Mrs Matilda Swope to the officers of the organization. Mrs Swope was accompanied by Mrs. Agnes Chapin, Mrs. Margaret Andrew, Mrs Mary Horn and Mrs. Sweeley.