The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-05
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ing to hear report from the committee on bylaws.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Dyer announce the marriage of their daughter. Mattie, to Mir. William Mobley Smith, at the home of the brides parents, Wednesday, Au- gust 1.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the season was the porch party given by Mrs. c. M. Waldran of Patton in honor of her sister, Miss Sallie Waldran of Memphis. on Friday afternoon. Pro- gressive rock was played the prize, a beautiful hand made basket, being drawn by Miss Bess Kirkwood; the consolation, a dainty box of crepe de chine handker- chiefs, falling to Miss Anne Cunning ham. most effective color scheme of purple and gold was carried out in flow CTS and refreshments Much amusement was derived from reading the fortunes cunningly concealed in the favors A plate was served to the following: Misses Anne and Josephine Cunningham, Bess Kirkwood, Anna Mae Allison, Kathleen Chiffon, Mrs Porter Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Lilies, Mrs. Chiffon, Mrs. Dawson, Miss Sparrow and Misses Annie and Kate Mays of Birmingham, and Misses Mill dred and Eloise Meroney of Montevallo.
 
 AiHO1lS lIOSt etilEi tdiiilliS IdSt CNSllllls at the Roebuck club were MT. George Corners MT. A. NJ. Taylor and MT. Ma thfas.
 Miss Caroline Copeland will entertain at luncheon on Saturday at the Coun- try club, experimenting Miss Elizabeth Williams of Charleston. s. C., who is the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson
 
 NT,e WY n Smith will ta,,torto;r, fou, friends at a luncheon on Tuesday at her country home in St. Clair county.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell will en- certain 1t a luncheon at the Roebuck club on Thursday in honor of Miss Elizabeth Williams, the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson.
 Mrs. Leo K Steiner entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Hillman in the palm room, complmenting Miss Eliz- abeth Williams of Charleston, s. C., the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson. Thu guests were Miss Nelson, Miss Williams, Miss Josephine Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Fies. Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Mildred Badham, Miss Hattie Cullom. Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, Miss Elizabeth Jor- dan Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Alice Bowie, Mrs w. M. Jordan, Mrs. Key Miner Mrs H. c. Abell of New York, the guest of Mrs. Miner.
 The following notes from Waynesville N. C., will be read with much pleasure waynesvilie is at the height of its season and each incoming train brings it's loac of summer visitors. The Hotel Gordon as usual is the center of many social affairs Wednesday evening a military dance was given for the boys of Com. pany H. The ballroom was attra ctively decorated with American flags and bunt ing. The floor was crowded throughout the evening with dancers, and there were many spectators present. Thursday even ing the hotel entertained it's guests at 2 bridge party Seven tables of players enjoyed the evening and tn prizes were awarded to Mrs. Louis Rivas of Jack sonville, MT. R. A. Newman of Sanford and Mrs. G. s. Jackson of Dothan. Re treatments were served at the conclusion of the game. At the dinner-dance Fri day evening Miss Anna Mae Kirkpatrick entertained a party of six. Miss Kathleer Flames of Salisbury party of four, ant Miss Mildred Rees a party of eight. Or the evening of August 8 the annual barr or country dance will take place at tn, Gordon, and on August 15 the masque radc ball. These are the two larges dances of the season. and are alway.