The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-08

flowers centered the tables. At the close of an interesting game of progressive rock an ice course was served. The mem bers present were Miss Ruby Norton, Miss Marie Nelson, Miss Evangaline Will Hams, Miss Mamie Williams, Mrs. Will
 liam McGowan, Mrs. J. B. Bowen, Mir. Clyde Shepherd, MT. Norris, MT. Moore,
 MT. Ferguson, Mr. John Ballard, MT. l. c. Williams
 The marriage of Miss Katherine Con ner and MT. Nat B. Hughes was solemn ized Tuesday afternoon at the home o1 the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.. Conner An altar of ferns, palms and sweet peas was improvised. Before the entrance of the bride and groom Miss Ruby Pasperson sang Because and MT. 1 J. Ridout sang At Dawning.' The wed- ding march was played by Miss Emma Bliss, and the ceremony was performed by Dr. W. c. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes left for a wedding trip, after which they will be home in Norwood | Mrs. w. c. Clark entertained Tuesday at luncheon experimenting Miss Hattie Tate, returned missionary from Korea,
 who Is visiting friends here. MT. and Mrs. J. A. ODen announce | the engagement of their daughter, An
 nie Mae. to MT. Matthew Hickman of
 Spartanburg, s. c. The wedding will
 take place Wednesday, July II at the 1
 MT. and Mrs c. c. Nichols. Mrs. Roy
 Franks, Mrs. Hanna, Miss Grace Nor rison, MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Sparkman, l Miss Annie Sparkman, Mir and Mrs. {, R. B. Broyles and MT. and Mrs. George Dupree composed a motor party to
 Tuscaloosa during the past week The Woman's Catholic club was en- | tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
 Harry Gribbon Sweet peas and ferns
 adorned the house. An interesting l reading on Catholic history was given l by Mrs. Herbert Bell. An ice course was served to about 20 members pres i ent.
 l Mrs. Cora Downey was. hostess Tues day on the occasion of her thirteenth 1 birthday. Garden flowers were used to l decorate living and dining rooms and l the dining table was centered with 1 large birthday cake. From the cham i delier was suspended a basket filled with souvenirs. Appropriate games 1 were played and an ice course was | served. Those present Were Miss Vir- | ginia Daniels Miss Anne Henderson, ] Miss Alice O'Donnell Miss Evelyn Ken ny, Miss Dorothy Rosamond. Miss Nel- ma Goodman, Miss Mary Nunnally, Miss | Velma Smith, Miss Mabel Nesbitt Miss | Hilda Webb Miss Elsie Nall, Miss Mar | garet Stowe Miss Hilda Powers, Miss
 Helen Gibson. Miss Lillian Brannon,
 Miss Louise Mankin. Miss Mary Perry, MT. Thomas, MT. Nunnally and MT. Eugene McRoberts.
 MT. and Mrs. M. c. Banks announce
 the marriage of their daughter, Bes- l sic Vie, to MT. Hubert Baggett, which ] occurred on Saturday evening" June 50. { The Needlecraft club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Gilbert
 Ritchie.
 Mrs. George Ernest and Mrs. John O'Dell will be hostesses a- ,liscel- l laneous shower to he given Monday | afternoon from 12 to 6 o'clock 1t the
 Plquik club, complimenting Miss An
 nie Mae O'Dell. who will be married | Wednesday evening at twilight to MT. Matthew Heldman of SpartAnburg. s. c.
 Mrs. Richard Bell and son, Rich ard, Jr.. are visiting relatives in Mo
 bile.
 l Miss Katie Bolin is III at the home
 of her parents, MT. and Mrs w. y Bolin.
 Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Hall and Mir
 Ralph Hall are spending 10 days at
 Gulfport.
 Miss Sara Taylor of Montgomery Is visiting Mrs. J. H. Killough. | Mrs. Robert Moore has returned from a visit to her daughter. Mrs Leroy Dart. in Jacksonville, Fla. | Miss Ridie Graham and Katherine ! Frances Graham are visiting relatives | in Anniston.
 Mrs. H. B. Hewett and Miss Alpha Cash have returned from Florence where they were the guests of rela- I tives.
 Mrs. G. E. Broyles and son, George
 Eugene. Jr., left Friday for Colum- bus. O., to visit relatives.