The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

CTS, wriStlets, etc. There will be a called meeting of the chapter Tuesday after noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs C. M. Tardy Wool for knitting will be given the members at this meeting, and in struction in knitting to those who desire it. Every member of the chapter is urged to be present.
 The Alabama Dancing club held an im1 portant call meeting in the Press club rooms last Monday. The following men were elected new members: Mir. Rube Locshart. MT Tim Durrett, Mir Henry Naff, MT. Erskine Seay, MT. Isham Gill lcspy and Mir. James Patton and Air. Herbert Barks. The club will entertain at stag dinner and smoker for these new members i'll the near future, the date to be set later. The club will certain with large dance on Labor Day.
 Mrs. E. S. Morris entertained on Wednesday in honor of Miss Annie Nor rlson and Miss Lillian Wood of Blocton, who have recently returned from Liv ingston. Among the guests were: Miss Gay Walton, Miss Samnlie Coffee. Miss Vera Wilson, Miss May Wilson, Miss Marguerite Morrison, Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Annie Morrison, Miss Lillian Wood. Mir. Sam Turner, Mir Paul McEroy, MT. IA0liy dWieS, MI. Edrl DdNcilppil, NIT. George Davenport MT. Cleve Haynes. MT. Picket Walton, Mir Jeff Wilson. Mrs Bark and Mrs. Morrison presided at the punch bowl and late in the evening ices were served.
 Mrs. w. P. McAdory who has recently been elected president of the executive board of the Birmingham Baptist asso- citation to fill the place made vacant by resignation of Mrs. w. B. Anderson, who leaves for another state to make her home The new leader called meeting of the officers of this board to meet her in the parlors of the Tutwiler Tuesday to discuss the work and duties of each officer. Plans were made in regard to attending the all-day meeting to be held at Jonesboro on July 27 The meeting was very inspiring in its effect and all promised loyal support to the president in her new duties After adjournment Mrs. McAdory invited the b members present to join her in a fellowship lunch con in the dining room Of the Tutwiler, where all were seated around one ta. ble.
 The marriage of Miss Carrie Lou Brown, daughter of MT. and Mrs J. E. Brown of Jonesboro, Ga, and Mir J. Hewitt Johnson took place on Thursday afternoon at the home of the brides sis ter Mrs. w. T.. Cowan on Cotton ave nue. and was witnessed by only a few friends and relatives. After short we'd ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will be al home at 321 Cotton avenue West End.
 Mrs. c. J. Palmer entertained at an informal luncheon at the Southern club yesterday complimenting her niece, Miss Jeanne Marie Sutton of Memphis, who is her guest The table was cen tered with roses and the guests were Miss Sutton, Miss Mary Elizabeth Cald- well. Miss Virginia Dixon, Miss Mar guerite Lewis, Miss Mildred Badham Miss Josephine Johnson, Miss Katherine Mccormack, Miss Emmin Whatley, Miss Eleanor Massey, Miss Mable Plosser, Miss Frances Hunt of Indianapolis.
 Mrs. w. R. Gum entertained at a Lyric party yesterday afternoon com plmenting Miss Jeanne Marie Sutton of Memphis, the guest of Mr. and Mrs C. J. Palmer. There were five guests.
 
 Mrs. Key Milner entertained at very lovely informal tea yesterday at the Country club complimenting Iher two sisters, Mrs, H. c. Abell of New York and Mrs Richard Dexter, Jr., of Mont gomery who are her guests, this being the second affair she has given in their honor during their stay. Mrs. Milner re- ceived her guests in the sun parlor which was adorned with American Beauty roses and other blossoms Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell and Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke presided at the sherbet table which was beautiful in ap- pointment being covered with lace and adorned with brilliant roses. There were about 100 guests who called to meet Mrs Miners charming guests
 
 The first of series of luncheons planned by the press and publicity coun- cil of the Birmingham Equal Suffrage association, took place on Friday at the Southern club. Since the National Wom- ans Suffrage association has grown into such an influential and constructive or ganization it has become of increasing portent and interest to the press The luncheons are purported to foster the more definite stable and cordial relations with the newspaper fraternity.
 Those present yesterday were Mir. Beall or the News. MT. Stanley of The Age Herald, MT. Johnston and MT. Smith of the Ledger and the following members of the council: Mrs. H. O. Moore. Mrs. Charles Spencer, Mrs. w. H. Weller Jr Mrs Roy Sterne. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. IoioWHitt MISS AInelld w OftnlnSlOn ana Miss Leona Loveman.
 Short, informal talks were made by sev- eral suffragsts the plan and purpose of the newly created council. and by the gentlemen on the rudiments of journal ism or what's news and why.
 Mrs T. w. O'Byrne entertained at luncheon on Tuesday, complimenting Mrs. Oscar Hundley on the eve of her going to the east for a few months. The guests were limited to few intimate friends.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Kctchum Cameron daughter of Maj. and Mrs. William J. Cameron, and MT. Frank Edward Spain took place yester- day morning at 7:30 o'clock at the home of the brides grandmother, Mrs. George R. Ward, on Twentieth street. south, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Middleton Barnwell, rector of the Church of the Advent, and was wit messed by only the members of the two families and few close friends. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was lovely in a travelling gown of dark blue cloth with gloves and hat to match She carried shower bouquet of forget-me-nots, orange blos- sows and valley lilies. Miss Margaret Beasley of Louisville, Ky, cousin Of the bride was the maid of honor and Miss Louise Spain. a sister of the groom,