The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-01

contracting parties: MT. and Mrs. Samuel Perry request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Susie Jolly to MT. William Morris Given, on Wednesday evening, September F, 1sl7 at o'clock, 1OSO Eleventh avenue, south Birmin gham.''
 One of the pretty compliments to Mrs J. T. Slater during her visit here to Mrs. Nixon Norris was the luncheon at the Southern club Friday when she shared honors with Mrs. H. o. Moore Mrs. Roy Sterne graciously presided as toastmistress upon this occasion and the honorees gave expression of their regret al parting with their friends in a few words. The table was ornamented with clematis and goldenglow and those who gathered about it were: Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Moore, Miss Amelia Worthington, Mrs. Dora c. Fell, Mrs. Angus Taylor, Mrs. Becker, Miss Dixie Jackson. Miss Annie Slater, Mrs E. G. Copeland, Mrs. G. R. Byrnes. Miss Molly Dowd Miss Mary vann, Mrs. sE. R. Jackson. Mrs. Adolpn AWeil, Mrs Charles Spencer, Miss Dor Dtny 0teTnet ATS. NlAou 4oAI4Ss N1A .. W. N, Wood, Mrs T. M. Weller.
 
 Mrs. James Franklin was hostess Thursday to the members of the Inter-Se klub between the hours of 3 and o'clock. The prizes were awarded to Mrs Henry Barnhard and Mrs Edward Bailey, and he club cut for a souvenir which the hostess had brought from New Orleans and Mrs Charles Mills drew the lucky pard The guests for the afternoon, be- sdes the club members were Mrs. Eu- gene Wilson, Mrs. Fred Eberstacher of St. Louis and Mrs Edward Bailey.
 
 This evening in Chattanooga a grand military ball will be given at the Chat tanooga Golf and Country club for the military men. Hundreds of Chattanoo- gans will be present to welcome the of 1 ficers and cadets in the training camp. | The medical corps officers have been made guests of honor as well as the training camp men and also the Virginia ! field artillery. The ball will be given by the Country club in cooperation with 1.-the Woman's League for Service and members of these two organizations are expected to attend and assist in recefv- ng. Beautiful decorations have been placed in the club and two orchestras en- gaged No invitations have been issued Individually to the visitors. but each amp has been notified that the offi- CTS and cadets are guests of honor. Tor the dinner which precedes the ball hany reservations have been made. Among them Is astable reserved by MT. hnd Mrs. T. c. Thompson, Jr., for Miss Blanche Devine of Atlanta, who has ire quently visited in Birmingham MT. Paul Carter is chairman of the door commit tee
 Miss Julia Hirsch, who Is to be one of the attendants at the Baum-Fox wed- ding on Wednesday, entertained Friday at a beautiful luncheon at her home on Thirteenth street. south, in special com pliment to Miss Mildred Fox, the bride elect Yellow was the note of color that was introduced into the decorations and place cards and the other guests in- cluded: Misses Violet Semon, Mollie Am ster of ChaItanoogssw C1arice Sommer, j -Zelnla Lefkovits, Hannah Klotzman, Isa- bel Levystein of Montgomery
 The marriage of Miss Alberta Cox of Shorters and MT. Lucien Moore was sol- emnized on Monday at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Dobbs in Beverly place, West End. The wedding march was played by Mrs. W. L. Simmons and there were no attendants the bride dressed in a traveling costume walking with the groom into the living room, where the ceremony was perforemd by Rev. J. c. Tvlsr, pastor of the West End Methodist church. The groom expects to leave about September to go into trainin g at Camp Pike, near Little Rock, Ark.
 Mrs. William M Franklin will enter tain informally today at her home at Mountain Terrace, introducing her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Dallas, Tex.
 Mrs. F. G. Bell will be hostess today at o'clock to the members of Athens college alumnae at her home, 1923 Twelfth avenue, south.
 The home of Miss Lily Mary Carpenter was scene of pleasure Friday morning when she entertained the Kill-Kares of Alceville. The time passed rapidly, while the guests enjoyed the game. Miss Man. nie Jane Bailey and Miss Winnie Bonner made the highest score, but no prizes were given. At the conclusion of the game the hostess, assisted by her sister, x Miss Louise Carpenter, served delicious salad and ice course to the following guests: Misses Mamie Jane Bailey, Mar