The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-08

man, Miss Catherine Carey Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Leonora Hassinger, Miss ] Elizabeth Hood of Georgia Miss Marga- ret Bradshaw and Miss Dorothy Davis Mrs Edmund c. Armes entertained at an informal bridge party on Saturday afternoon, complimenting Mrs. Henry Hammond Clarke, recent bride. The score prize was a pair of silk hose and the guest of honor was presented with a corsage of pink roses. The guests were, Mrs. Mims Jemison of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. W. w Haygood, Miss Annie Franklin, Miss Charlotte Swift, Miss Margaret Foreman, Miss Mary Park London, Mrs. C. M Blanchard, Mrs Harry Early, Mrs J. D. Moore, Jr, Mrs J. Gray Hanltn and Mrs. Howard Brooks.
 Mrs Alex Birch will entertain the Lit tie Jokers Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock, instead of Mrs. John Tomlinson. The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 "Astraea club, at home, Piquik club. 540O1a First avenue, Friday, May II, S:3O o'clock. You are invited to be present.
 Please reply. Woodlawn, S93." Invitations have been received from
 Miss Edith Elizabeth Whatley to the closing exercises of Washington college, Washington, D. C., where she graduates this month.
 Washington college, class of 1917. Commencement exercises May IA, S:1o o'clock. Class roll Ruth Rider Bam- gardner, Vivian Bryan Braswell Sara Temple Holeman. Lila Katherine Powers, Edith Elizabeth Whatley
 1 Mrs Roderck Beddow will entertain I the Young Matrons Thursday afternoon at her home on Eighteenth street, south.
 
 | MT. and Mrs. W. H. StoclSham will en- l certain the Alabama alumnae of the | University of Illinois at their home on | Norwood boulevard, Friday evening, 1 May 25.
 l The Culture club held, it's final meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. John Sidney White, at which time reports of | the years work were gipen and the l following officers were elected for the en- suing year: President, Mrs. J. R. Horna- l dy; vice president, Mrs. Ebert Hamilton; secretary, Mrs. George Bowers; treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude Hagle; auditor, Mrs B. I T. Rochester; federation secretary, Mrs. W. A. Patillo; critic, Mrs J. s. White;
 parliamentarian, Mrs. Dora Fell. Pro-
 gramme committed Mrs Witherspoon,
 
 The following from the Montgomery
 Advertiser will be read with interest by
 many in the state who are interested in golf:
 Society and particularly the lovers of golf are anticipating with pleasurable interest the seventh annual tournament of the Womens Southern Golf associa- ton, which will be played on the links of the Montgomery Country club May TIP. Each train is bringing visitors and a number arrived in the city on Friday and Saturday.
 | The qualifying round will be played Monday morning at S:30 o'clock. Mrs. Bessie K Massie. a prominent Montgom- cry woman and expert golfer who IS president of the association has been very busy the past week planning for the pleasure of the visiting women and she has been ably assisted by Miss Etta Jenkins and Miss Jean Lahey. Among those who will give trophies are Mir Leslie D. Fairehild, Mir. E. c. Tay- Tor, MT. Charles H. Allen, MT F. H. Mill l Ter. MT. St John Naftel, Gen. and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon. MT. B H. Klein, MT.
 Hardwicz Ruth Mir. Jack Howard, MT. Harry Danziger, Mir. J. NJ. Baldwin, Col J. S Pnckard Mr. Martin Sullivan. Jr,, 1 and Mrs. Jack Howard. Many of the cups are very beautiful and are displayed | in one of the windows of jewelry store. l There will be no dances given during 1 the week. as the golfers want to be | fresh for the game each Gay. and not tire | themselves out with social festivities 1 On Thursday afternoon mixed four