The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-11
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

1 afternoon Mir. and Mrs. billiard going to Memphis and MT. and Mrs, Young to New | Orleans. They wore attractive tailored suits of dark blue with hats to match. | MT and Mrs. Young will make their home in Tuscaloosa and Mr. and Mrs. billiard will reside in Birmingham and will be at home in Norwood.
 Mrs William NTcGowen entertained the Auction Bridge club at her home on Thir- teenth street, south, Wednesday after noon in honor of Miss Helen Florence of Montgomery. A piece of Persian ivory was given for the club prize, a box of correspondence cards, for the consolation, and the honoree was presented with pair of guest towels. The guests were: Miss Florence, Mrs. Burdette Harris, Mrs. Fred Slower Mrs. Malcolm smith, Mrs. Clyde Orr Mrs. John Ingram Jr., Mrs Herbert Mccall, Mrs. Julius Chairsell, Mrs. c. A. Lloyd Mrs. Hoyt Self, Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. Vincent Shiel, Miss Pauline Thomas and Miss Eva Mae Nor gan.
 Mrs w c. Lloyd entertained at an in formal bridge luncheon yesterday at her home complimenting Miss Helen Flor ence of Montgomery, the guest of Mrs. Vincent Shiel. A pair of silk hose and string of beads were given as the prizes and the guests were: Miss Florence, Mrs. Shiel, Miss Pauline Thomas. Mrs. Ed mund Armes. Mrs. R. D. Burger, Mrs. w. M. Iol1e, Mrs. T. S. Neville. Mrs. J. E. Shelby and Mrs. Luther Reynolds.
 
 The following invitation has been re- ceived; 'The Right Rev. and Mrs. John Gardner Murray request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Clara Hunsicker, to Mr. Au- vile Eager on Saturday, June ?, at 6 o'clock, the Pro-Cathedral, and after- wards at the bishops residence, Balti- more Md. The favor of a reply is re- quested.'
 There will be Tom Thumb wedding and musical at the Owenton Methodist church this evening at s o'clock under the direction of Mrs. S. o. Kimbrough. Among the children taking part are: Frances Johnson. Emily and Maybelle Gregg, Aline and Mildred Hines. Pauline Chsolm. Margaret and Agnes Raeney, Julia Jane Bennett, Edith Black, Fran ces Nutall, Louise Shannon, Verna Lee Howell, Marion Jones' Jimmie Edwards. Lillian Chambers, Lemis Wyatt, Roy and Homer Balentine, Thomas Bennett, Ker- nit and Ormond Black. Marion Raeney, Ellwyn Fitch, Herman Posner, Jean Cad den, Travis Jones, Everett Gossett and Carlton Cadden.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Lathrop will entertain at a buffet supper this evening school in honor of Dr. Edward Howard Griggs.
 The Wahwahtaysee Camp Fire will present the Rainbow Fimona' at the Inglenook school auditorium on Tuesday. The proceeds will go toward the girls count books. The following girls will
 participate:
 Nellie Van Tassel, president of the 'eKimonas, Miss Louise Harvey.
 Ruth Ashton, vice president, Miss Edith Downey.
 Isabel sutro, secretary, Miss Louise Avera.
 Alice Marvin, treasurer, Miss Nell Par son.
 Beatrice Courtney, Miss velma Laven- der
 Olive Mercer of the basket ball team, Miss Odell Smith.
 Winifred Turner, Miss Laura Brunler.
 Edith Jones, the new senior, Miss Christine Rockett.
 Rose Jackson, the impish colored maid, Miss Grace Overby.
 Director and guardian, Miss Anne Mays
 
 Thirty Atlanta Utopians, together with their girl friends and chaperons. will ar rive from Atlanta tomorrow afternoon and will be met and taken care of by the entire Birmingham Utopian club. The dance given in honor of the visitors will begin at o'clock at the Tutwiler. Three hundred invitations have been issued.
 
 Much interest is being displayed in the class of dietics which is being organized in the city by Miss Sarah Guilder, a gov ernment expert. The first meeting of~the new class will be held at Ullman school on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. This branch of work should appeal to all women, especially the housewife, as Miss Guilder will teach the art of cooking without waste, and and how to use left overs'' to the best advantage. There will be small fee charged, but great value will be received from the class work