The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-17

whose engagement was recently an nounced, will be married at Wilmington the home of the bride, on May 3. An ncuncement to this effect has been re- ceived by the friends of Miss Wise in Asheville, where the bride-to-be has spent sometime, and where she is popular so- cially Miss Wise is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. K Wise of Wilmington, and is the niece of Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham of Louisville, being also, through her aunt, heiress to the millions left by the late Henry M. Flagler, Mrs. Bingham being Mrs. Henry M. Flagler before her marriage to Judge Bingham. On the occasion of the announcement of her engagement to Judge Bingham, Mrs. Flagler announced that Miss Wise would be her heiress. Miss Wise has many friends in Asheville and several will at tend her wedding, which will be one of the notable social events of the south for the spring season,-Asheville (N. @ Citizen.
 The Birmingham Athletic club and At lanta Athletic club basketball teams will play this evening at 8:45 o'clock. Miss Marie Rosamond will act as sponsor, with Miss Maybeth Beddow and Anna Mae Shook as maids. Miss Cundell Baldwin will be sponsor for the Atlanta team, and Miss Kathleen Nesbit and Miss Etoile White will be maids There will be a dance following the game.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the late winter will be the Mardi Gras ball which will be given on Tuesday evening at the Southern club when the club will be a gay scene with the dancers in mask.
 MT. R. Mullins entertained at lunch con yesterday at her home on South Sev- enteenth street, complimetning Mrs Mc- Weigh of Baltimore, who is the guest or Dr. and Mrs. Burr Ferguson at their home at Fairfield
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 MT. and Mrs Noble M. Strickland re- quest the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Pauline Ellz- abeth, to MT. James Buchanan Johnson, on Wednesday evening, February 8, 1917, at S.90 o'clock. Inglenook Presbyterian church, Birmingham, Ala"
 Mrs. Richard Hawkins entertained the Little JolSers yesterday afternoon at her home at Mountain Terrace. Luncheon was served at l o'clock ana there were IeW guests poSioo0 'AiS club members.
 Mrs. J. Rivers Carter entertained at an informal tea yesterday afternoon, complimenting Mrs. Clarence Seitz ot Philadelphia, who is the guest Of Judge and Mrs. B. M. Allen.
 Mrs. Frank Lupton presided at the tea table, which was adorned with quantities of spring blossoms. There were about 40 guests who called dur ing the receiving hour.
 Mrs. George Corners entertained at lovely buffet luncheon at her home experimenting Mrs. Julian Polk Smith recent bride. Spring blossoms were used to adorn the lovely home. Mrs Conner and Mrs. Smith received the guests in the living room assisted by Mrs. James Hubbert of Chicago. the guest of Mrs. T. o. Smith. Mrs. T. O. Smith presided at the tea table. which was most attractively arranged The guests were;
 Mesdames John Jemison, Jr., Chiles Clifton Terrell, A. L. Fulenwider. Ross Smith, E. w, Barrett. Robert Jemison Jr., Leonard Beecher. George Gordon Crawford John Milner Caldwell Charles Oscar Locke. A. H. Woodward Mrs. Frederick R. Green of New York
 Paschal Shook, I. Campbell Maben Mrs. Hoke, B. Manly Allen, Clarence Seitz of Philadelphia, Warner Shook Robert H. Pearson. John M. Cart wright, Lowell Yerkes, W. D. Smith