The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-04

February IA. Madame Guerin will lec- ture with armor and costumes similar to those worn by this famous character. The event is eagerly anticipated by many who look forward to hearing her.
 The Hilliard Literary society held one of it's most important meetings Friday, which was the installation of new off cers. A large number of new members took the oath of membership.
 
 Mrs. L. M Bashinsky of Troy was entertained Friday by Mir. F. l.. Bashin- sky at a beautiful luncheon at the Tut wiler, the other guests being Mrs Corley- of Richmond, Va, Mrs. Leon Bashinsky, Mrs J. A. Rountree, Mrs. Joseph Babb, Misses Helen and Mary Elizabeth Ba- shinsky, Miss Allen and Miss Erin Well Ter
 Miss Bessie Merritt entertained at cards "Wednesday afternoon at her home on Highland avenue. At the conclusion of the game of 500. Mrs. A. F. Moody was awarded the first prize, a cut glass water bottle, and Miss E. Carlye the consola- ton, pretty framed picture, after which refreshments were served to Mrs A. F.. Moody, Miss E.. Carlyle, Mrs Arthur C. Granville, Mrs. Guy s. Amos, Mrs. R. Mcconnell, Mrs. R. I.yde, Miss Zeigler, Mrs George Emery, Miss Florence Klyce, Mrs. Charles J. Becker, Mrs Clifford Adams, Mrs. Tom Anglin, Mrs W. c. Samuels and Mrs. A. s. Klyce.
 Mrs. J. P. Smith entertained at a thea tre party Friday afternoon at the Bijou experimenting Miss Mildred Vanderbilt and Mrs. Edward G. Longman of New York city, the guest of Miss Lillian Har- ris. The guests were: Miss Vanderbilt. Mrs Longman, Miss Katherine Caldwell and Miss Lillian Harris.
 Mrs Charles P. Jones entertained Thursday at luncheon for her cousin, Mrs A. R. Sylvester, who will shortly go to reside in south Alabama. The guests included Mrs. Sylvester. Mrs. M. L. Wat son, Mrs. J. w. King, Mrs. B. s. Carpen- ter, Miss Queenie King Mrs. R. M. Sauls, Miss Sarah Sylvester, Miss Helen Sylvester, Miss Eunice King, Burlie Car penter, Jr., Miss Cora Lee Jones.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Cobb will give a dancing party tomorrow evening at their home on Thirteenth stret, south, compli- menting their lovely guest, Miss Melba Robbins of Brewton.
 
 The following invitation has been re- ceived:
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Fitzgerald re- quest the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Katherine Leonora Reynolds, to. Mr. Charles Byron Ireland on Wednesday afternoon, Feb ruary A. at 5:30 o'clock. Highlands Meth odist church, Birmingham, Ala"
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 Miss Sarah Arnold will entertain at a tea at the Tutwiler complimenting Miss Hughlette Mae Adams. bride elect. The guests will include the members of the bridal party and a few intimate friends.
 Miss Madge Pollock will entertain a bridge party on the afternoon of Tues day. the 20th, at her home in honor of Miss Hughette Mae Adams, bride-elect Mrs John Stone Hoskins will entertain at luncheon at the Southern club on her sister, Miss Hughlette Mae Adams, a popular bride-elect.
 Miss Henry Morschheimer will entertain at bridge on Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O clock. complimentng Miss Hughlette Adams.
 Mrs John s. Foster gave a lovely luncheon party yesterday at the Roe buck club in honor of Miss Madaline Ward. a bride-eect. [. The guess were Miss Ella Louis Ward Miss Luelle Strickland from Georgia. Miss Vivian Holmes of LaGrange Ga, Miss Ola Chat tin of Winchester, Tenn, Miss Grace Hall, Miss Elizabeth Ward of South Da- kota and Mrs M. l.. Ward
 Mrs H. S Ward gave Lyric party yesterday in honor of her niece Miss Madaline Ward. bride-elect The guests were Miss Ella Louis Ward Miss Lucille Strickland of Georgia, Miss Vivian Holmes, Miss Ola Chattin. Miss Grace Hall and Miss Elizabeth Ward. Mrs Lowell Yerkes will entertain at luncheon on Tuesday
 The groomsmen of the Murphy-Ward wedding party will give dinner tomor- row evening at the Tutwiler. The mem bers of the bridal party will be the guests. The groomsmen are Mir. James Hardness. MT. Wyne Nelson. MT. j. c. Blackwell and MT. J. L. Hozier.
 
 Miss Marie Rosamond will entertain informally tomorrow afternoon. com