The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-30
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

tive and the table was covered with lac
 over pink satin and centered with
 basket of pink sweet peas. Those assistinl
 in receiving were: Mrs Robert Chadwick
 Miss Annie Sibley, Miss Hettie Silbey
 Miss Marie Rosamond, Miss Anne Frank
 lin, Miss Pattie Rena Sheppard Mis-
 Dorothy Allen, Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr, Mrs, Roderick, Mrs. Shirley Murray, Mrs C. M Rudolph, Mrs. James Eddy, Mrs John Maynor, Mrs. Warren Barnett, Mrs C. M, Evans.
 Mrs J. B. Mcintyre entertained at z luncheon party on Saturday, compliment ing Miss Jean Marks, a bride-elect. The guests were; Mrs J. S. Marks. Miss Marks, Mrs. L. G. Woodson Mrs. Harvey Watt of Canada Mrs. Paul Cooke, Mrs Frank Glass Jr., and Miss Elsie McIn- tyre
 Mr. and Mrs W. D. Moody will enter tain the Nolen Moody wedding party 1 tEis evening at a buffet supper after the rehearsal at the church.
 Mrs. F, W. Fucker Jr,, will entertain Tat luncheon Saturday at the Roebuck club, conlplimenting Miss Jean Marks, a bride elect.
 | Mrs Paul Cooke will entertain at a buffet luncheon today at her home on l South Fourteenth avenue, experimenting Miss Jean Marks, a brideelect 1 Mrs. E. Fl. Hof entertained at an in- 1 formal bridge luncheon yesterday at her 1 apartment at the Fairmont compliment 1 ing Mrs Thomas Wade of Pulaski. Tenn, the guest of Mrs. C. P. Jackson. 1 After delightful luncheon bridge was iy1a ,;1I- .l a compete. The guests were: Mrs. Thom- as Wade, Mrs. C. P. Jackson, Mrs. I. F, 1 Perkins, Mrs. Grace Welch, Mrs J. C.. Berry, Mrs. Edward Dugas, Mrs. J. $. Winters, Miss Ina Sheppard, Mrs. w. P. Dolson, Mrs. Cora Handley Mrs. W. B. Hardy. Mrs. Lacey Edmundson Mrs. J.. c. Carter. Mrs. R. R. Montague, Mrs. w.. V. M. Robertson and Mrs S W. Hemp hill.
 Mrs. Frank Glass, Jr., entertained at buffet luncheon yesterday at her home on Nineteenth street south, compliment ing Miss Jean Marks, a bride-elect. The house was adorned with bright spring blossoms, handsome ferns and palms. The dining room was most attractive with the table adorned with a huge bas- ket of sweet peas. There were about 50 guests
 
 There will besa dancing party given to- morrow evening at the roof garden of the Rfdgely and will be the first of a se- ries to be given this summer. Among those to have guests will be Mir. and Mrs. Frank Headey, who will be MT. ana Mrs. Joseph Estes Mrs. Harris of Mont gomery Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr.
 Mrs. c. J. Palmer will entertain at luncheon Saturday at the Southern club, eomplimenting Miss Jean Marks, bride elect, whose marriage to pr. Welch will be an interesting event of June.
 
 The beautiful wedding of Miss Mary Motion to MT. William Patrick of Char lotte, S. C., occurred on yesterday after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Mol ton. pink and white color motif was used Vines and gorgeous pink roses decorated the hall and guest room, while suspended baskets of sweet peas were in the living room. Here the improvised altar with it's cathedral candles, it's gates and baskets of dropping sweet peas made bower worthy of this lovely bride, The music preceding the ceremony was fur nished by Mrs. Amelia Embry, piano: Mrs. F. E. Morris, harp and Mir. Fred Hard, violin. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Embry and the ceremony pronounced by Dr. J. NJ. Shelburne to the soft accompaniment of the harp. The maid of honor, Miss Annie Motion, was gowned in white with pink accessories The little flower girls, Libby Morrow and Mary Frances Shelburn. preceded the bride, who was handsomely gowned in blue cloth travelling suit and carrying a large shower bouquet of brides roses. The ring ceremony was used. recep- tion followed and MT. and Mrs. Motion were assisted in receiving the guests by the following on the porch: Mrs. J. F. Simmons and Miss Marie Bost. Tn the reception hall, Mrs. L. A. Keene, Mrs Rotert Motion, Mrs. A. D. Smith In the living room. Mrs. J. M, Shelburne, Mrs. B. c. Sanders, Mrs. F. J. Robinson. The guest book was in charge of Mrs. T. F. Eagles and Mrs. D. E. Mckinley. Pre- siding in the dining room at the beauti- fully appointed table overhung with cu- p.ds, surrounded by tulle, with suspended brushes of sweet peas and centered with crystal roses were: Mrs. I. F. Simmons and Miss Mabel Bost, assisted by Mrs Earl Hargrove, Miss Eileen Lambkin, Miss Burma Hilliard and Miss Annie Senn. The out-of-town guests were: Mrs Boiling Whitfield, Miss Miriam Whitfield of Brunswick. Ga, Mrs. W. F. Hart of Montgomery, and Mir. and Mrs. B. G. Sanders of Roanoke. The bride and groom left amidst a shower of good wishes for their future home in Charlotte, N. c.
 
 Miss Amelia Worthington and Miss Helen Benners were joint hostesses at suffrage headquarters Cable hall, Tues day afternoon, when large number Of members of the organization called. A delicious punch was served, and interest ing plans for the future were discussed.
 
 The following from Selma will be read with interest by many friends in the city. Mrs. J. G. Converse was a charm ing hostess on Monday afternoon en- tertaining at bridge in compliment to Mrs J. T. Slater, who leaves Tuesday for Birmingham, where she. will visit before going to Columbus, Miss, to join Mr. Slater in their new home In the living room, where three tables were grouped for the bridge games a wealth of gorgeously colored nasturtums added to the decorative effect of the apartment, while richly hued dahlias formed the floral adornment for the dining room. The honoree was presented with silk hose as a souvenir of the occasion The prize for top score was a box of stationery and beautiful book was cut for by the several guests who did not indulge u the bridge contest. The attractive place cards. adorned with miniature American flags. were apropos of the spirit of the day, and large flag was cut for by all the guests Throughout the afternoon refreshing punch was served and at the conclusion of the games delicious .ce cam and cake was enjoyed. Those par