The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-19

phine Cosby have returned to Blrm1ng- ham after a visit at the Assembly inn.
 Mrs. c. s. Hooper, 910 Eighteenth street. is at the Crest.
 Mrs. J. G. Griggs and Miss Leila Griggs, 2114 Tenth avenue, south, are in their cottage for the season.
 Mrs. John H. Edmondson and little son of 1717 Thirteenth avenue, south, are guests of Miss M. Frances Williams. r Mrs. A. c. Eastwood and Miss Mary Alice and Lucy Eastwood and Robert s. Eastwood, 112o Highland avenue, are at Highland Villa for the summer.
 Mrs. J. C. Cole, 22 Pine street. West End, is at the Balcony place
 Mrs. J. S. Bealle and Miss E. Bealle, 1908 North Twenty-first street, are at the Stone cottage.
 Misses Flora and Annie Turner have again opened their attractive cottage, Sylvan lodge, and have number of guests.
 Mrs R. P Yeatman, 2o13 Clarendon ave. is at the Assembly inn. Miss Florence Jordan, HOS Crescent avenue, is at Highland Villa. Miss A. w. Roberts, 23l5 Eleventh ave- nue, north is at the Crest. At the last meeting of the Entre-Nous club held on last Wednesday night it was , decided by the members to give dinner dance at the Motor club on next Wednes- day evening, strictly for the entertain ment of the clubs members and their lady friends. The dinner will be served at about 7:30. after which dancing, swim ming and other sports will be enjoyed un- til a late hour.
 Mrs. c. H. Worrell was hostess to number of friends Friday afternoon from to 6, when she entertained with a beau tifully arranged linen shower in honor of her granddaughter, Miss Gracey Will Worrell, who will be an August bride. The guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. Worrell. who was assisted in re- ceiving by her daughters, Mrs. c. W. Worrell, Mrs. P. A. Hickman. Mrs. T. M. Edwards and Miss Susie Worrell. Clematis and white roses made a pretty setting for the happy throng of girls and matrons, who gathered to share Mrs. Worrell's hospitality The entire lower floor was thrown in one, where tables were placed for forty-two. The score was kept on dainty brides slippers. hand painted, in valley lilies. From a pretty flower-decked bowl in the dining room little Miss Marie Hickman dispensed refreshing pnnch. Mrs. Townsend and Miss Gholston, making the highest score, received the first prizes, these being a pair of silk hose. and two crocheted towels. The matron's consolation, fern dish, was drawn by Mrs. Johns from large wedding bell, suspended from the arch in the living room, with many hearts hanging from it. The girls were invited in the dining room, where miniature bridal party stood on a reflector in the center of the table, made lovely with a cover of cluny lace. In one arm the bride carried shower of cupids. Miss Ward drew the lucky one, and was presented with picture of bride as the girls o1o ;I1 AL I~yi - folded and given a ribbon as she fol- lowed this to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Miss Beatrice Tate she came to large willow bas- ket, and upon opening the lid little Dor othy Hickman jumped out and showered her with the beautiful gifts of linen. At the conclusion of the games. the or chestra played, while an ice course was served. Miss Worrell looked charming in an afternoon gown of light blue char mouse. About 50 guests enjoyed the oc- casion.
 Messrs. Weller and w. D. Smith IT.. will entertain the Aces and few friends at dance on Wedneseay evening at the home of their parents. MT. and Mrs. w. D. Smith, at Graymont Heights.
 
 The many friends in Birmingham of Marion Howze will be delighted to hear the news that he has been recently pro- noted to the rank of colonel in the Unit cd States army, at Governors Island Colonel Howze is former Birmingham man and has scores of friends who are greatly interested in his success
 
 MT. and Mrs. B. R. Smith entertained at delightful dinner party at the Coun- try club Saturday, in honor of Capt Schuyler H. Richards. Covers were laid for eight, and the occasion was most en- joyable.
 MT. Crawford Johnson and MT. John Terry Badham will give script dance Thursday evening at the Southern club. The chaperons will be MT. and Mrs. J. M. Caldwell, Mir. and Mrs. Campbell Ma ben, and Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Badham The checking list will be at Five Points