The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-09
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 terson, MT. Going. Mrs. F. M. Kilby, Mir. J. P. Mudd, Mrs. Ernest Hettrick, Mrs H o. Moore, Mrs. Houston Jones, Mrs. Stovall, Mrs. Frank Nelson O'Neal, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. w. E. Dewstoe, Mrs. Petter- sen, Mrs Marzoni, Mrs. George Watkins, Mrs W. H. Nevins, Mrs. Ed Norment, Mrs. Walter Beasey Blackford, Mrs. w. G. Harrison, Mrs. K. w. Constantine, Mrs. John Tomlinson, Mrs. Claude Zuber, Mrs Lloyd Smith, Mrs. James McLester. Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Mary Mun- ger. Miss Martha Latady. Miss Ruth Lal- lande. Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Hattie Cullom, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Eliza beth Caldwell Locke Miss Mary Mott Williams, Miss Margaret Coleman, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Margaret Chenoweth and others.
 
 This will be society evening at the au- tomoble show and a very delightful pro- gramme will be given. MT. J. D. McGill and MT. H. J. Posner will render duet, and both will also sing several solos. Both the older and younger set will par ticipate in the affair, which is anticipated with much pleasure.
 Miss Katherine Ledbetter entertained at bridge luncheon yesterday after noon cOfnpllnenllnS MISS Mary MOlt WIT Hams of Michigan who is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke. The guests were: Miss Williams Miss Eliza beth Caldwell Locke, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Helen Eubank, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Helen McCary, Miss Hattie Cullom, Miss Susie Green, Miss Mary Ball. Miss Emily Ford Miss Margaret Bradshaw. Miss Amy Radcliffe, Miss Let tie Wood, Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Helen Terrell, Miss Marguerite King, Mrs J. D Moore, Jr
 Mrs. Frank Nelson complimented three popular visitors yesterday at her home, giving a buffet luncheon in their home. They were: Mrs James Hubbert of Chi cago, Mrs. & B. Williams of New York, the guests of Mrs. T. o. Smith and Mrs. J c. Sproul of Anniston, who is the guest of Mrs. Horace Miller.
 Mrs John G. Winter entertained at bridge tea at her home on Fifteenth ave- rue, south, yesterday afternoon, honor- ing her guest. Mrs. J. E. Gullette of Flor ence. Mrs. Winter wore frock of lace, made over pale blue, and Mrs. Gullette wore a handsome gown of black char mouse. Auction was played at five ta- bies, the score prize was silk hose; the consolation a box of handkerchiefs, and the guest of honor was presented with box of stationery. A number of guests called for tea late in the afternoon. As sisting Mrs. Winter in the dining room were: Mrs. Vincent Shell, Mrs. Robert F. Hall who served ices and coffee; Miss Lc uise Howard Miss Vivian Howard, Miss Charlotte Swift and Mrs. w. c. Me Gowan. The tea table was attractive with center of tulips and jonquils. Sixty guests were included in the hospitality
 Mrs Hasllins Williams entertained a few relatives and friends at an informal luncheon at her home on Twentieth street. south, yesterday, honoring her mother, Mrs. F. H. West, of Rome, Ga.
 The table was centered with lavender lyacinths and places were laid for Mrs. D. H. West, Sr., Mrs. E. H. West, Jr., Mrs. Edwin Wilson, Mrs. N. H. Williams, Mrs. Guy Bowers, Mrs. George Ward, md Miss Luck Stark Williams Mrs. Henry Francis Beaumont enter aimed few friends yesterday, giving a )ox party for the kellermann picture at he Jefferson theatre, followed by tea