The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-20

! lO&lLOl HQIlb6IS were GSpCCldl ldNOl AtCS and the dancing floor during the entire evening presented a most pleasing anC attractive scene--a riot of color and fash ion. A noticeable feature of the occa sion was the last waltz, when an officel l in American army uniform entered, es corting lady to the dancing floor
 One of the most delightful parties O Wednesday was given by Miss Lucille Hobart the inspiration of which was the meeting of the Beta Signia Beta club l Tables were arranged for 800. The toI score was made by Mrs. Walter Rosser ] Mrs Jack Bethea cut the consolation and Mrs. C. R. Hartzell drew the gues ! prize. Those included in this hospitality 1 were Mrs c. A. Donnelly, Mrs. L. R Perkins, Mrs Walter Rosser, Mrs. NJ. A ] Copeland. Mrs. w. l. Phelts, Mrs. c. k 1 Hartzell, Mrs. C. F. Avery, Mrs. Jack Be 1 thea and Miss Katherine Kay.
 
 Mr and Mrs Evan R. Moon entertained at dinner party last evening at theii home on South Tenth avenue, compli. menting Gov. Charles H, Brough of Lit tie Rock, Ark, who is spending few days in the city. The table was adorned with spring blossoms and American flags. Covers were laid for eight.
 
 
 at the Phelan Auction club at her home l on Wednesday, For the highest score 2 hand-painted plate was given and the con- solation prize was a box of correspond enuce cards.
 The guests included Mrs. C. B. Brand mill, Mrs. Robert Strickland, Mrs. Nelson , Hill, Mrs. L. A. Stallworth, Mrs. K Stallworth, Mrs. Hobart, Mrs. Sandifer Mrs. Henry Pitts, Mrs. Vincent Shie Mrs. Mat Smith, Mrs John Winter, Mrs c. A. Lloyd, Mrs. Roy Cohen, Miss Alice Longsshore, Mrs Pattie Childers, Miss Marion Childers and Miss Ruth Allen
 
 The following announcement card has been received by friends in the city: Mrs. Lincoln John Hays announces the marriage of her daughter, Mabel Mary to Lieut. Thomas M. McAdory Owen, on Monday, March 19, San Antonio, Tex" 'At home after April 2, 501 Adams ave- nue, Montgomery, Ala
 The following programme will be given this evening at the Birmingham District Epworth league conference. which is be- ing held at the Avondale Methodist church:
 745-Song service.
 ;00-Parlamentary drill.
 S:30-Address by Dr. l.. C. Branscomb.
 S50-"The Social Message of the Bible, '' by the Rev Robert Echols,
 9:1O-"On to Roanoke" by Rev. w. c. Echols.
 9:30-League benediction
 
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 "The Alabama Dancing club invites you to be present at their first annual spring ball on Friday. April P, 1917. Tutwiler hotel, Birmingham, Ala. Script dance. D. m
 
 Mrs Arthur Campbell Crowder, at home, Tuesday, April 24. Country club. to G."
 Judge and Mrs. Oscar Hundley enter tained at an interesting dinner party last evening at their home to which a number of the visiting artists were invited.
 Mrs. B. A. Pepperman, Mrs II. O. Moore and Mrs. Zac Smith entertained at an informal tea yesterday afternoon The invitations included number of the visiting artists and delegates.
 Mrs Oscar Hundley and Mrs Richard F. Johnston, chairmen of the committee of one hundred with Richard Massey, eNeCuIlNe cHdlFlidIl, dSSlStcu DS oNoHcy J. Morgan, national field representative of the Red Cross association, calls meeting of their committee for 12 o'clock today at the Red Cross headquarters at the Hilman hotel.
 The volunteer workers meet at 10:3O a. m. at the same place.
 The committee includes Mesdames Frank Eaves. Houston Davis, w. J, Adams, w. NJ. Mayes, L. J. Haley, J. F. Graham, w. A. Porter, Arnold Masberg, H. w. Bostick, Philip Oster, Sam Adler, Joseph Loveman, J. R. Hornady J. F. Witherspoon, Rivers Carter, James w. Hunter, Emma McCarty, Joseph McLes- ter, John B. Read Edward M. Fucker, Jr., W. H. Hackney, Sumter Lea Frank Nabors Frank Nelson Crawford John son, Solon Jacobs, J. H. Stanfiel, Emmet O'Neal, M. E. Moreland, George F. Harrington, P. B. Bowers w. s, Lowell, John C. Henley, Henry Morscheimer, Frank Nelson, Jr., Florence Buck, Earl Pettus. c. NJ. Williamson, Lige Loy, c. E. Dodge, Gus Rope Eugene Huey, F. T. Conwell, J. Read, Henry F. Beaumont, Ed Read J. s. Winters Kate Jones. A. J. McCampbell, Lee Moody, A. A. Per sons, Dupont Thompson, J. M. Minter, D. A. Echols, A. F. Hillicke F. G. Cut ter, Peyton Eubanks, Louis Mackenzie, Thornwell Haynes G, Walsh, Burr Fer guson. w. NJ. Persons, w. M Montgom- I Sidney J. Yam, F. w. Mcdonald, T. N. Carroway, T. c. Palmer, Ed Warren, R. S. Fitch, w. r, Graves, J./ B. Head, Russell Hunt, Mary Stobert, Love Sto- bert. A. J. Gilmore Elsie Fies Willard Wilson, c. J. Sharp Frank J. White, Mansfield Lathem, Marie Klein, Dora c. Fell G. M. Bowers, c. c. Adams, R. G. McCarty, w. l.. Murdock, Walter Beas- ley, G. T. Brazelton, B, A. Clema, Joe McDonough, M. S. Hitchcock, H. H. Shell, T. l.. Hill, Ned McDavid, H. s. Ryall, Chappell Cory, James Bowron. Leslie Full enwider, W. D. Smith, T. O. Smith, Luke Hunt, Horace E. Shaw Miles Bradford Neil Wallace. J. w. Donnely, John D. Me Neil, Miss Alma Rittenbury
 Miss Urma Sturkey entertained at a Lyric party yesterday in commitment to Miss Cundell Baldwin, a bride-eelct
 Those who enjoyed the performance were Miss Gladys Crew, of Goodwater, Miss Daisy Smith of Florida, Miss Etoile White Mrs. Estelle Bethea Hale, and Miss Dorsey Harris.
 Mrs Lee Koenig entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Tutwiler com plimenting Mrs. Joseph Patton of North Gillespy, and Mrs. Herbert Bonnie of Kentucky, the guest of Mrs. John Yeat-