The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08

to Margaret Briggs, Central High school Birmingham.
 All of these scholarships to standard colleges are gifts of the respective col- leges granted to the Montgomery branch of College Women for assignment to worthy Alabama girls A scholarship has recently been granted by the authorities of Swarthmore college, Swarthmore, Pa. under the following conditions:
 l. That there be at least two applicants who will take all of the college entrance examinations.
 ?. That the scholarship shall be award ed to the applicant who, passing in all examinations, makes the highest general average.
 All Alabama girls who wish to compete for the Swarthmore scholarship should communicate with the chairman of the local committee by May l.
 DELLA MoHR, 12o sayre Street, Chairman Scholarship Committee Mont- gomery Branch s. A. c. w.
 
 A marriage of interest to many friends is that of Miss Cundell Baldwin and MT. William Armstead Smith which will take place on Monday, evening, April 30 at o'clock at the home of the bride. Miss Dorsey Harris. Miss Daisy Smith of Madison, Fla. Miss Etoile White Miss Irma Sturkey and Mrs. Estelle Bethea Hale will be the ribbon bearers Little Miss Mildred Downey Russell, Mary Louise Fell and Margaret Tobiap will te the flower girls. MT. Shirley Harris will act as the best man and the ceremony Foster.
 Miss Irma Sturkey will entertain a few friends at Lyric party Thursday. Apri 1s in compliment to Mss Cundell Bald- win, bride-elect.
  Miss Cundell Baldwin will be the guest of honor Tuesday. April IT, at an after noon bridge party to be given by Mrs. Ralph Russell.
 Mrs. Henry Dean will entertain on Sat urday afternoon, giving bridge tea at the Country club. 1 Miss Dorothy Allen will entertain the 1 Alpha Omegas Tuesday In honor of Miss Lois Brown, member of the club whose marriage to MT. Kondel will take place Wednesday. April 1s ] Mrs. Richard Lussier will be hostess at a bridge party Thursday at the home of her parents on Highland avenue, enter taining for Miss Lois Brown. l Mrs. Edward Chaughton will entertain, Friday afternoon with bridge party in
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 Mrs. M. R. McNeill will entertain at bridge party Wednesday at her home in Norwood in compliment to Miss Lois Brown.
 Miss Katherine Ross will entertain at luncheon on Thursday in compliment to Miss Lois Brown On Wednesday evening at the Southern club MT. and Mrs Hubert Drennen will entertain in honor of their guest. Mrs A. NJ Archer of New York
 
 Mir and Mrs Fred Phillips entertained at a dinner party last evening at the Country club complimenting their guests ! MT. and Mrs. Herbert Bonnie of Louis- ville Ky. The guests were Mir and Mrs 1 Bonnie MT and Mrs. Paul Chalifoux, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Philips, Miss Kath- crime Kirkman. Mir. Robley Munger and MT Val Kolb,
 Mrs. Owen Gillespy will entertain Thursday. giving a buffet luncheon at her home on Madison avenue In honor of her guest. Mrs. Joseph Patton of Char- 1 lotte N C. who will arrive on Tuesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Ferleman cele- brated the third anniversary of their marriage at their home on Thursday evening. The house was beautifully decorated with carnations. Easter lilies and roses. The guests were received by l Mrs D. F. Stringfellow and Mrs. John Hand. After dinner the evening was 1 spent dancing The following were pres ent: MT. and Mrs. D. E. Strngfellow. MT and Mrs. w. H. Hammett, MT. and Mrs. John Hand Mir. and Mrs Carter, MT and Mrs. R. Roser, MT. and Mrs. 1 C. N. Stokes, Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Ferle- man, Miss Lena Hales, Miss Elizabeth Tales Miss Jimmie Carter Miss Alberta Foster, Miss Bonnie May Carter. MT. 1 F. c. Gillespie. MT. A Lott. MT La- Schuster. MT. F.. c. Ament, MT. H. zun- wade
 Mrs. R. C. Woodson, chairman of printing. has worked in connection with the publicity commlttee. ably sas- 1 sisting in having all advertising mat ters printed and during the last few weeks. with the assistance of Mrs. Davis, Miss Edgell Adams and Mrs | w. J.. Adams, has gotten the festival l programme ready for the printer
 Mrs oscar Hundley, chairman of i trains and transportatioa, has made i all necessary arrangements for the rc- l conmodation of the guests. Special ex- l cursion rates have heen obtained from ] the railroads, 1 Mrs. Philip Oster, chairman of stage, has not only made all necessary ar- arrangements for the Jefferson stage I during the week of the convention, but has assisted the publicity committee
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