The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-11
News of Society and
Activities of Women
az ENMA REID RYALL

club not represented at the council meet
ing is requested to telephone for detailed
information to the publicity chairman.
Mrs. Thurman Robertson entertained al
a bridge party yesterday morning at her
home in Norwood, complimentg her sis
ter, Miss Susie VIII Gunter, Of Column
bus, Miss
There were five tables of players and
the score prize was a crystal vase and
the consolation was a guest towel. The
guest of honor was presented with a bot
tie of perfume. After the game a course
luncheon was served to the following
guests: Mrs. Vincent Shiel, Mrs. Robert
Hall, Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. w. w.
Woolverton. Mrs. Harry Bowers, Mrs
Marnere, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs #. l..
Winter, Mrs Roessell. Miss Hopkins of
Columbus, Miss, Mrs ]. w. Fain. Mrs.
Day Wood Mrs. Cordy, Mrs. John Dwyer
Mrs Polk Davis Of Florida, Mrs. Arthur
Barton, Mrs. William Lasseter and
others.
One of the most enjoyable house parties
Of the season was that given by Miss
Mary Mason of Woodstock, for a number
of her friends during the past week.
There were many lovely affairs given in
honor of the visitors among which was
the reception the first night Those re-
ceiving were: The Misses Mason, Hattie
Hayes of Centerville Martha Robinson of
Birmingham, Linnora Harvey of West
Blocton. Kathleen Thompson of Center
Vile, Norvia Faucette Of Brent, Lavinia
Harvey of Centerville, and Halle
Stephenson of Birmingham.
On Friday evening number of young
people enjoyed the hospitality of Miss
Mason at a "rook' party. At late hour
ices were served. Among the guests
were: Misses Mary Mason, Hattie Hayes,
Halle Stephenson, Linnora and Lavinia
Harvey, Martha Robinson, Norvia Fau-
settle and Kathleen Thompson; Messrs.
Oglesby, Williams, Scott, smitherman,
Wallbrum Hayes, Maderus, Fox and Will
son.
On Saturday a bevy Of young girls
was invited to meet Miss Masons guests
at a morning party"
Among many other enjoyable affairs of
the week was a hay-ride, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Hamilton, to the
Friedman, where they delightfully."- enter
tanned in honor of their visitor, Miss
Price, from Kentucky. Music and inter-
esting contests were the features of the
evening.
The house party came to close in the
farewell party given Wednesday eve at
Miss Masons home. The guests enjoyed
games I'LL a ldL6 nOur, WneH Watermelon
was served to the following: Misses
Mason, Stephenson, Hayes, Harvey, Rob
inson, Price and Mrs. Bevil; Messrs.
Hayes, Fox, Smithern1an, Scott, Nader
us, Devil, Wilson, Goodson Hickman,
Walton and Lawley.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lloyd. Mr..
Lewis Lloyd and Mrs. r. D. Burger are
among the guests at a house party in
Waynesboro, Miss, given by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Burney at "Ferndale," their
attractive home. The other members of
the house party are Miss Bess Clements
and Miss Helen Crooks of Meridian, and
Miss Kate Catchings of Hazelhurst. The
party Is being splendidly entertained;
they motored to Mobile on Saturday,
where Mrs Burney entertained at
luncheon at the Cawthon and they are
now spending a few days at Stafford
Springs. Mrs Burney will be remem-
bered as the charming guest of Mrs
Burger last winter.
Miss Mildred Kettig will entertain at
a dinner party Saturday evening, Au-
gust 49, compimenting Miss Elizabeth
Williams of Charleston, S. c., the guest
of Miss Margaret Nelson.
Mr. Charles O. Locke, Jr., will en-
tertain at dinner this evening at the
Roebuck club complimenting Miss Eliza
beth Williams, the guest of Miss Mar
garet Nelson.