The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
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 and Judge James V. Coffey. MT. and Mrs. Byrne will leave soon for the orient"
 It will be interesting to the many friends of MT. Virgil NJ. Stovsll and Miss Mary Wadsworth of Montgomery to know that they were married last Sunday morn- ing. The ceremony was solemnized at the home of Mir. Ed Wadsworth, brother of the bride, by Rev. F. c. Moore. Miss Wadsworth was forlnerl yof Wadsworth, and MT. Stovall Is from 8 we'll known family of Columbus, Miss. For several years he has made his home in Alabama.
 The Yancey Literary society of the Cen tral High school held It's regular weekly meeting Friday, October 19 A very inter esting talk was given by MT. Carl Milan, the director of the public library, on the library work for the soldiers during the present war. Clay Jackson was elected on the advertising branch of The Mfr TOT.
 A short talk by member of the facui- ty, Miss Senn, was very muck enjoyed by the members of the club.
 Mrs. W. K. Reager entertained at a 500 party at her home on South Four teenth avenue, complimenting her guest. Mrs. R. J. Reager of Pensacola, Fla The entire house was thrown open and adorned with autumn flowers and Hal loween novelties The guest prize was a silk bag and the score prize was box of correspondence cards, which were won by Mrs. H. w. Milan. Tiny little black cats were given as favors and the guests were: Misses Mary Chisolm, Mrs. J. T. Tomlin, Mrs. A. J. Morrison, Mrs. P. M. Miller, Mrs. H. w Milan, Mrs. Cole man, Mrs. Carey, Mrs bowman. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. J. P. Harper, Mrs. Rob- inson, Mrs. Reager and others.
 Mrs. George P. Cousins entertained at an informal luncheon at the Southern club on Thursday, complimenting Miss Emmie Locke of Atlanta, the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Gheesling.
 Miss Ruth Webb entertained at lunch con yesterday, complimenting Miss Edith Dalbey, who will be married on Thursday to MT. Ward Brundrige of Chattanooga The table was adorned with roses and the guest of honor's place was marked by corsage of rosebuds and valley lilies. The guests included Miss Dalbey Miss Marie Hickman, Miss Lucille O'Byrne, Miss Susie Mae Smith, Miss Mary Gil. bert, Mrs. Huntington Howell.
 Miss Mary Lee Broderick gave Lyric party yesterday in compliment to Miss Vera Bell. bride-elect. The guests were: Miss Bell, Mrs. Tim Chumley of Ccllinsville, Mrs. Perry Harrison, Miss Leila Cole, Miss Grace Geohegan, Miss Alice Stoclmar and the hostess, Miss Frederick.
 The Yancey chapter U. D. C., has se- lected the following delegates to the gen. eral convention of the United Daughters of the Confectionery, which convenes at Chattanooga November F: Mrs. Chapel Cory, Mrs. Alex Cecil, Mrs. s. L. Led better. Alternates: Mrs. k. E. Pittman, Mrs Oscar Hundley.
 Miss Sara Dryer gave box party yes terday at the Jefferson theatre in com plirnent to Miss Minnie Dryer, bride of this week. The guests were: Mrs. Ed Crawford, Mrs. Ralph Barrow, Mrs. J. l.. Davidson, Mrs. T. B. Dryer, Mrs. John Crockett, Mrs Frank Spain, Miss Della Dryer and Miss Kettle Dryer.
 There will be a luncheon given on Tuesday at the Hillman experimenting Miss Minnie Kennedy of Nashville, who will be here this week attending the School of Methods at the First Baptist church by the members Of the beginners division of the school. Among the guests will be- Mrs. Leo Talman, Miss Bachelor, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. John Guth- Tie, Miss Zoe Black and Miss Easley and the members of the School Of Methods faculty.
 Mrs. +. S. McGlathery entertained Sat urday afternoon at a beautiful reception, complimenting Miss Stella Dowell. The gay autumn colors were used throughout the Rouse. The reception hall was dec- orated with varied coIored cosmos, where the guests were received by Mrs. R. A. Clayton and Mrs. F. l.. Morris and little Mary Till received the cards at the door. The living room was bright with yellow chrysanthemums and yellow shaded can dies. The receiving line consisted Of Mrs. McGlathery. Miss Stella Dowell, Mrs. w. B Dowell. Mrs. A. J. Massey, Miss I.illa Dowell. Miss Olivia Massey and Miss Emily Malone. : Pink and yell low were used in the dining room, where the table was centered with big basket