The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-23
By EMMA REID RYALL

Cox; vice president, Miss Nora Burressi secretary, Miss Edith Broomall; treas urer, MT John Riddle Executive com mittee: Miss Elizabeth Bickley, Miss Merle Beasley Membership committee Miss Elizabeth Gaines, chairman; Ms: Ruth Kestler, Miss Edna Eastis. Critic, Miss Lucille Thorpe
 Mrs Walter Phillips viii entertain at bridge luncheon on Thursday at he1 home complimenting Miss Ruth Sebrine of Ohio, who is the guest of Mrs. R. K. Stotlar.
 At the regular meeting of the Astraea Literary society of the Central High school Friday the following officers for the coming term were elected President, Miss Mildred Clapp; vice president Miss Gladys Hays; recording secretary, Miss Frances Strange; corresponding secre- tary, Miss Eva Boyett; treasurer, Miss Lorena Fennell. Executive committee, Miss Sarah McCarty, Miss Margaret Mar tin Membership committee, Miss Gladys Lyon, Miss Lucille Turner Critic, Miss Catherine Mcintyre. Supervisor, Miss Ruth Turner.
 Miss Dorothy Allen entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Tutwiler, com plimenting Miss Beatrice Calman, whose marriage to Mir. Mutch will be an event of tomorrow morning. Miss Allen took her friends afterward to the Lyric.
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 Mrs. w. S. Lowell entertained at a luncheon on Saturday at her home on Ridge park avenue, complimenting Miss Amy Radcliffe of Pennsylvania, who is the popular guest of her aunt Mrs. Thomas D. Parke. The guests were Miss Radcliffe, Miss Margaret Gage, Miss Let tie Wood of Virginia, Miss Blanche De- vine of Cartersvills, Ga, Miss Mary Parke London, Miss Leila Scriven, Miss Julia Carney and Miss Lena Wilkinson.
 Mrs K. T. Milsap will entertain the members of the Cosmopolitan Auction Bridge club tomorrow afternoon at her home at Norwood
 Mrs. H. M. Henderson will entertain the Friday Luncheon club on Friday at her home on South Thirteenth street.
 Mrs. Bert Meadow will entertain in- formally at cards tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. S. Adams of Cleveland, O., the guest of Miss Roberta Adams.
 
 Mrs. Frank P. Glass, Jr.. will entertain the Friday Bridge club on Friday at her home on South Nineteenth street
 The marriage of Miss Hughlette Mae Adams and MT. Ignatius Few Griffith will take place on Tuesday, February 27. The was announced several weeks ago.
 Mrs. W. w. Hazard will entertain at a luncheon tomorrow at the Country lIIh mi it1 1af1tir a roo 2r.pf Chenoweth of Philadelphia, the guest of Miss Eula Weakley and Miss Amy Rad cliffe of Pennsylvania, the guests of Mrs. T. D. Parke.
 Mrs Richard Lussier will entertain the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club this after noon at her home on Highland avenue
 One of the delightful informal affairs of last week was the buffet supper given by evening by MT. and Mrs. John London, complimenting Miss Amy Rad- cliffe who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Parke.
 Mrs. R. Preston Means entertained att ] very delightful informal tea on Satur- day afternoon at her apartment at Han over court, complimenting Mrs. Thomas Parkes' guest, Miss Amy Radcliffe of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Means was assisted in receiving by Miss Radcliffe Mrs. Thomas Parke, and Mrs. Val Nesbitt
 The tea table was most attractive, be- ing adorned with pink roses and lighted by pink tapers.
 The guests were limited to few close friends MT. and Mrs. William Persons cele- brated their tenth wedding anniversary at their home at Fairfield The home was beautifully decorated with quantities of ferns, palms and southern smilax, com bined with white narcissus and pink sweet peas. Mrs. Isaac Morris, Jr greeted the guests in the reception hall and little Miss Mary Andrews Persons received the cards.
 Mrs. Person was assisted in receiving by Mrs. C. E. Bush, Miss Belle Andrews Mrs. Alex c. Montgomery, Mrs. w. C. Suppler, Miss Edith Dalbey, Miss Mar garet Suppler, Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Mrs. Cicero Roberts and Miss Nell Suppler.
 Mrs. Persons wore her wedding gown of princess lace over chiffon and satin and was trimmed in pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and narcissi.
 
 Mrs. R. M. Holman entertained at de- lightful luncheon on Friday for Mrs. Archie Johnson, who goes this week to make her future home in Jackson, Miss, Pink rosebuds adorned the prettily ap- pointed table, around which were seated Mrs. Archie Johnson, Mrs. Robert Ander- son, Mrs. Donahoo, Mrs. c. Earth, Mrs. Leadbetter Mrs. A. l.. Kidd and the hostess.
 Mrs. Charles O. Locke will entertain the members of the Nineteenth Century club on Monday evening at the Country club at their annual open meeting, to which the husbands of the members are invited At this time the heroines of Shakespeare will be seen in the series of tableaux staged by Mrs w. S. Liveil. Tha char