The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-09

feta. The tea table was adorned with a large silver basket filled with white narciss and pink roses. Mrs. Mortimer Jordan, Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs. w. D.. Lightner and Mrs. Lewis Underwood served tea. number of cards were left during the receiving hours.
 
 One of the most delightful of the many lovely affairs given for Mrs. Alfred Shook was the tea given yesterday aft ernoon by Mrs. F. G. Shook at her hand some home on Highland avenue. The en- tire place was adorned with quantities of lovely spring blossoms and handsome ferns Lady Russell roses were used in the living room, where Mrs. Shook and the guest of honor received, assisted by Mrs H. A. Sharp, Mrs. Shocks mother and several other friends Mrs Shook wore a becoming gown of shell pink satin, with touches of black tuile The bride, Mrs Alfred Shook, wore her we'd ding gown of Duchess satin, trimmed in lace. number of friends called dur ing the receiving hours.
 Mrs. Thomas Floyd and Mrs Gordon Vail entertained at a bride tea yester- day afternoon complimenting Miss Flora Jones, whose marriage to Mr Beavers will take place this evening" The guest
 
 set and Mrs. c. A. Jones, her mother, who is to celebrate her silver wedding anniversary upon her daughters wedding day, received a pair of hatpins The score prize was a box of handmade handkerchiefs, and for the consolation prize pillow sachets. The hostesses were assisted by Miss Sylvia Aird, Miss Man daline Thomas and Miss Myrtle Lyon Among the guests were: Miss Jones, Mrs. c. A. Jones, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Vivian Holmes, Miss Marie Rosamond Miss Elizabeth Rush of Greensboro, Miss Katherine Ross, Miss Caroline Brown, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Miss Jean McGill of Michiga>-, SiIss Grace Meghan Miss Ethel Gist Miss Selina Perry, Miss Gun dell Baldwin, Mrs. Lawson Gambill and Mrs. E. H. Pomeroy
 Mrs. J. R. McWane entertained at luncheon yesterday al the Tutwler com Miss Daisy Lee Douglas, a bride-elect. Later Mrs. McWane took her guests to the Jefferson to see 'rThe The guests were Miss Douglas. Miss Eleanor Douglas, Miss Laurie Oden, Miss Frances Glenn, Miss Helen Glenn, Miss Annie Lee, and Mrs C. B. Glenn
 
 Mr and Mrs. J. C. Westbrook enter tained at a buffet supper last evening at their home, complimenting Miss Flora Jones, who will be married this evening to MT. Beavers. The coffee table was adorned with white narcissi and pink roses, and Mrs. w. H. Mansfield and Miss Alice Fftts presided. There were about 90 guests.
  One of the lovely small informal par ties of the week was the bridge party given yesterday by Miss Margaret Cole 1 nan at her attractive home Highland 1 avenue, complimenting Mrs. Rhodes Boy Kin, bride. The guests were limited to | l few intimate friends of the guest of lonor Mrs. Horace Roberson will give a linen shower on Saturday afternoon, Febru- l Try IT, in honor of Miss Pauline Strick- and, who will be married to MT John- l son on February B. One of the large social events of to- 1 morrow will be the card party to be given | tt the Southern club by the members of | Pelham chapter, Daughters of the Amer- | can Revolution. Many tables have been | secured and a number of handsome prizes | will be given. Miss Annie Tardy, one of | best known young artists, | las presented the chapter with very | ovely vase, which is her work, and will 1 DC given as the grand prize. Mrs. Charles Clifton Terrell entertained | It an informal tea at her home on Madi- l 'on avenue in honor of Mrs. Clarence | 'eitz of Philadelphia, who is the guest | if Mrs. B. M. Allen and Mrs. James Carter Cook of Atlanta, the guest of | drs. W. I. Grubb. The house was | dorned with quantities of spring blos- oms and ferns and Mrs. Terrell was as- listed in receiving her guests by num- ,er of her friends. A number of cards | were left during the receiving hours.
 The junior board of Neighborhood l House is to have a special feature at the | ;ypsy ball on Tuesday night, February 1 3. and Miss Leonora Hassinger, president | If the board, calls the young women to- sether for a second rehearsal this morn ng at 10:30 at the Southern club, when dr. Miles will be with them. The board | included Miss Helen Eubank, Miss Mar yaret Gage, Mrs. William Bartlett, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Eliza beth l Locke, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Rather