The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-04

{ Wednesday, January IT, at 4:So o'clock, Saint Patrick's cathedral, New York Enclosed is the following card:
 MT. and Mrs. John Vernon Bouvier, Jr., request the pleasure of - com pany on Wednesday, January 11, at o'clock, at the Saint Regis. The favor of a reply is requested to PAT Fifth avenue
 MT Beale is now recognized as one of the very successful young lawyers of New York, manifesting the same talent and aptitude in his profession as marked the legal career of his dis Itinguished grandfather the late Judge John D. Phelan of Montgomery.-M Mont gomery Journal.
 MT Grover Tilden Davis. will appear on the Music Study club programme this morning in the place of Mrs. Rob ert Newman, as was announced
 
 The marriage of Miss Agnes Avant, daughter of Mr and Mrs. c. A. Avant, will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday, January IT, at the Temple lEmanu-El, where the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Henry Edmonds of Independent Presbyterian church. Miss Avant will be attended by Miss Freda Avant as maid of honor, and will be given in marriage by her father. MT. Balmer Hill will be the best man.
 
 Judge and Mrs B. M. Allen will en- certain at a reception on the evening lof February at their handsome home lon Highland avenue.
 Mrs Dan T. Smith will entertain at luncheon at the Southern club on Sat urday, complimenting Miss Annie Hem Hey, a popular bride-elect.
 
 One of the most delightful dinner par ties of New Years evening was given by MT. and Mrs. Reinzi Thomas at their lovely home at Roebuck Springs, com plimenting Mrs Emerson of St. Paul. The table was adorned with many unique holiday decorations. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Carl Earth, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Don- ahoo and MT. Warren Lewis. The following invitations have been received by many friends in the city: MT. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson Avant request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Agnes Elizabeth, to MT. Edwin Lawrance J.. Dillon, on the afternoon of Wednes- day, January IT, 1917, at o'clock at Temple Emanu-El Mrs. George w. Read has gone to Bir- mingham for a visit with her daughter, and incidentally to make the acquaintance | of her splendid young grandson, Master George w. Read Glasgow, who bears the name of his maternal grandfather, Rev George w. Read, pastor of the First Methodist church in this city and univer- sally beloved by his congregation and friends-T News Gazette. 0oach Lonnie Noojn and his winsome, beautiful young bride, who was Miss Willie McNaron of Albertville, arrived to- night from a delightful wedding trip through Florida, and have taken apart ments with Dr. and Mrs Battle Searcy on Broad street until the completion of their attractive bungalow which will be erected at the university. A welcome lroyal awaits the coming of Mrs Noojin, who is brilliant musician and possesses wonderful voice which has been beauti- lfully cultivated and she will be decided addition to social, club and musical cir cles in Tuscaloosa.-Tusc Times-Ga ] zette
 Miss Hughlette Adams entertained at hers brige luncheon club yesterday at her home on South Highlands. The tables were adorned with pink roses and the prize was a pair of silk hose. Mrs. Hor- ace Adams and Mrs. Theodore Koenig were the only guests besides the club members.