The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20

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 served, the table bore a center decora | ton composed of dais upon which was
 assembled little wedding party of Kew 1 pies. including bride and groom with at 1 terdants, all appropriately garbed, and
 this was banked about with the pink
 roses The table was lighted by pink
 candles in crystal holders, and the chan delier was daintily showered with tiny
 roses on pink ribbons. The room was further lighted by pink candles in silver candelabra, and vases were filled with | the lovely pink roses Master Cupid, oth- 1 erwise Master Philip Blackwood, ap- peared, bearing a post bag of pink and white, filled with missives addressed to those present. Upon opening these they were found to contain a card upon which were little pictures of Miss Lancaster and MT. Montgomery in heart shape out lined in pink, with the date, June H.. The little postman and his messages were | the center of interest for sometime, after which there was a heart hunt" and love story contest. In the former the reward for finding the greatest number 1 the promise of being the next bride, and
 this fell to Miss Margery McAlpine. and Miss Eunice Baldwin was the successful contestant in the Love Story of the Trees" A punch bowl was prettily ar ranged in the library and punch was served by Miss Louise Aull, and Mrs, 1 Blackwood was assisted by Mrs. R. A. Lancaster, Mrs. George Wauchope, Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin and Misses Dorothy and Pegy Lancaster, the others invited being Miss Eunice Baldwin, Miss Cornelia Wilds, Miss Mary Currell, Miss Sarah Currell Miss Portia Seabrook, Miss Re-
 becca Hall, Miss Margaret Klugh, Miss Louise Aull, Miss Marjorie McAlpine, Miss Dora Gray, Miss Margaret Waddell, Miss Margaret Dick. Miss Louise Shaw,
 Miss Clelia Grey, Miss Agnes Eleazer,
 Miss Jennie Lee Craig, Miss Jane Tucker
 Fisher Miss Janet Barron and Miss Bes- sic Harrison. Miss Lancaster is the eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. lancas- ter and is a young woman of high Ideals and splendid traits of character, and her circle of friends is large and warm. She graduated from the College of Women and last year taught in girls college lin Danville Ky. where she made the same loyal friends she makes everywhere. Mr. Montgomery graduated last year from the Columbia Theological seminary and since then has been student-pastor at Washington and Lee in Lexington, Va. He expects to work in the mission field in China, although the time Will depend upon conditions to be considered by the commission of the Presbyterian church during the next few weeks Mrs B. F. Roden entertained at din- ner party last evening at the Country club, complimenting her granddaughter Miss Dorothy Davis, and her two house guests Miss Margaret Nelson, who mas recently returned home from college, ana Miss Mamie B. Spaldng of Baltimore The table was adorned With a huge mound of Dorothy Perkins roses and the
 table was roped off with garlands of the same roses The place cards were also pink roses and at each young womans place was a very handsome corsage or Dorothy Perkins roses.
 The guests were Miss .-41nily Dixon
 Miss Mamie E. Spalding of Baltimore,
 Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Hattie Cullom, Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Elizabeth Wyman. MT. and
 Mrs Alfred Shook, MT. Wadsworth Wood, MT. Fred Caulder, MT. Walton Ford, MT. Hal Marsh. Mr. Ben Moore Mr. Percy Brewer, MT. Frank Morrow,
 MT. Val Ilolb, MT. Percy H.inouse, MT.
 Don Drennen, Mr Jesse Adkins, MT. William Bell, Dr. keiser, Or. Sparks, i Mr. Roscoe Locke, MT. Davis, and MT. Webb Crawford, Jr
 Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes entertained at luncheon party yesterday at the Tut
 wiler, complimenting her guest, Mrs.
 Brooks of Memphis. The guests were Mrs. Robert Jemison, Mrs. A. H. Wood ward, Mrs. Arthur Adams Mrs. Lewis
 Morris, and Mrs. Rivers Carter.
 
 luncheon at the Tutwiler, experimenting
 her pretty and attractive guest, Mrs. Russell Thomson of Detroit. Her guests were Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Robert Bur- nett. Mrs. Thomas Morris. Mrs. Paul Gorham, Mrs. Orline A. Shipman.
 Others noted at the Tutwiler were Miss Kittie Kirllrnan, Mrs. Fred Philip, Mrs. A. A. Walker, Mrs. John W. Tomlinson, Mrs. Emmett O'Neal Mrs. F. G. Shook, Mrs John M. Caldwell, Mrs. Edward w. Barrett, Mrs Felix Drennen Mrs. Sterling Foster Mrs. J. Campbell Ma ben. Mrs. Oscar Hundley Mrs. Mary Bosiwitz.
 New classes in. first aid will be formed at the Young Woman's Christian asso citation on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Friday classes in home dietltcs will be formed on June at 10 o'clock.
 All interested are invited to attend. Instead of the usual separate concerts given at the Central and Ensley High schools each year during commencement week. A joint concert with a splendid combined chorus of 250 voices will be given at the Jefferson on Monday even ing. May 2S The chorus sang at the | biennial and was so well received that numerous requests have come to Miss Kits. asking her to repeat the cantata, ''The Peace Pipe,'r by Converse, which will be done. Aside from this an att tractive miscellaneous programme by the orchestra of 35 pieces, .he Boys Glee clubs and Girls choruses will be given. Numerous musicians from all parts of