The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-17

Mrs. E. w Barrett, Mrs. A. C. Crowder Mrs. w. K. s. Davis, Mrs. F. w. Dixon, Mrs. R.. J. McGavock, Miss Sallie Row an of Montgomery, Miss Ella Hubbertg Mrs. Victor Prowell and Mrs. ". D., Smith.
 Miss Beverly Leake will be the next hostess for the Tuesday Bridge club, entertaining it at her home on South Twenty-sixth street.
 Miss Grace Mason and Mrs Haria Brown entertained at Lyric party Thursday afternoon, complimenting Miss Vivian Howard, bride-elect, whose marraige to Mir Harry Anderson Burns will take place on Wednesday evening. The guests were: Mrs Edwin Weborg of New York, Mrs. John Winter, Miss Char lotte Swift, Mrs. Carl Brown and Miss Louise Howard,
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop entertained, a dinner party Thursday evening, complimenting ex-Gov. and Mrs. Charles S. Osburn and MT. and Mrs. Otto Davidson of Michigan, who were in the city with the Lake Superior party.
 
 Miss Scale Harris entertained at a lovely buffet luncheon yesterday at her home on Highland avenue, complimenting her niece, Miss Lell Rainer, of Union Springs, who is her guest.
 The table was adorned with white hy- acinths and ferns. The guests were Misses Helen Eubank, Augusta Clark, Fanny Dunn, Olivia O'Neal, Florence Coffin, Margaret Coleman, Gertrude Mol ton. Katherine Ledbetter, Mary Ball. Margaret Moore, Marguerite King, Edith Orr Marion Orr, Lettie Wood Dorothy Davis Margaret Gage, Elizabeth Wyfnan. Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, Mary Mott Williams of Marquette, Mich; Mary Parke of London, Margaret Davis, Alice Bowie.
 delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. Jack Slaton Thursday afternoon at her home in Norwood. At a business meeting Mrs. Carl Screws was elected president Mrs vance, vice president; Miss Mildred Shirk treasurer and Miss Willie Par Ser secretary In the contest Miss Mildred Shirk won the prize, box of stationery, and Mrs. cochran drew the consolation The members are: Mrs. w. T. Parker, Mrs. Prentiss Pepper Mrs. A. E, Rawson. Mrs. Carl Screws, Mrs. W. K Trechsel. Mrs. | Il. c. Vance, Mrs. H. A. Blue, Mrs. J. W. eochran, Mrs. Sidney Godbee Mrs. A. t'- Jackson, Mrs. Earl Lackey Mrs s. K. Reid, Mrs. Walter Macafee, Miss Mildred Shirk, Miss Ida Edwards Miss Lillian Chambers. Miss Willie Parker and Miss Virginia Holcombe
 Yesterday the Astraea Literary society net at the Central High school. The programme consisted of a series of pa pers ibout famous cities
 Trip to Los Angeles Eloise Has, ans; My Vacation in Boston, FIorrine 4agood "st. Augustine" Sarah Mo- 5arty; New York; Frances Gilmore.
 very instructive talk was renered hv | Miss Robinson CHo Girls of Central High school held .n unusually interesting meeting yester- 1 lay, The programme consisted of a | debate Resolved, That a dish az is more beneficial to the home than broom. The affirmative was upheld | " Esther Copelan and Jewel Mackev. | me negative by Veranelle Batson and leisrletta Jackson. The judges decided 1 Il favor of the affirmative.
  The Curry Literary society of Central l High school held it's regular meetinp 'esterday afternoon. The programmes consisted of a humorous debate: "Re- 'oiVeo, That cat is of greater nuisa nce Q mankind than dog" The Judges de- 'ided In favor of the negative. Mrs. Warren Lewis, Jr, entertained Ter bridge club yesterday afternoon at Ter home on Seventeenth street south luncheon was served at o'clock at 2. | appointed table centered with basket of jonquils. St. Patrick ideas were artistically carried out. The guests nciuded Mrs D. B. Lightner, Mrs. l., R | 4 .wlcn, Mrs w. E. Hooper, Mrs. Har-l ',d henderson, Mrs. John Stone Hoskins | ',ls ', EuWin irwin, Mrs. Robert Cannon, ! WITS. William Berry, Mrs Warren Lewis ST. Ae"is'
 An interesting announcement to fr;ands s that Of the approaching marriage on March Fl of Miss Lila Mae to Mr Ernasf scarsbrook of Gadsden. The wedding will occur at Orrville and will be o,,iet event at the home of the bride-elect
 
 The following well known and non liar young women will act as ushers at the Jefferson theatre Monday even Ing at the entertainment to be given Tor the benefit of those recently hlind- ca in the war: Miss Alice Bowie. Miss NMargared N,a F, Bradshaw, Miss Augusta Slark, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Lydia Eustis. Miss Josephine Evins. Miss Emily Ford Miss Susie Greene Miss susie Haskell. Miss Leonora Hassin- ger, Miss Marguerite King. Miss Anita Latady, Miss Martha Latady. Mice Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Lela Robin son, Miss Sue Steele Spencer. Miss Bland Tomlinson. Miss Eula Weakly Miss Elizabeth Wyman.