The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-23
News of Society and Activities iGi of Women
Bx EMMA REID RYALL

| Springs clubs given by Miss Katherine | Morrow Wednesday.
 After refreshing swim in the lake, a 1 delicious luncheon was served on the yer | anda
 Those who were invited to meet Miss i Wales and Miss Williams today were; | Misses Margaret Nelson, Margaret Moore, 1 Elizabeth Wyman, Rachel London, Bev-
 erly Leake Caroline Copeland, Elizabeth ] Caldwell Locke. Mildred GoodaH, Helen 1 Eubank, Susie Green, Catherine Carey, i Margaret Tillman, Josephine Foster, Leila Robinson, Eula Weakley. Leonora Hassinger, Susie Haskell.
 MT and Mrs George NJ. Cruikshank will entertain Saturday evening at their home on Linden avenue in honor of their son. Lieut.. Marcus Cruikshank, and his friends, who are spending their furlough in this city
 News has been received in this city of the marriage of Capt. Lee Frazier Banks, U, s. R. C., and Miss Beryl Macauley, which was solemnized in Washington D. C., Tuesday evening al o'clock at the Church of the Epiphany, with a reception later at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Sara Tolson Macauley.
 The bride was attended by Miss Heath of Norfolk, Va, and the best man was the groom's brother, MT. J. J. Banks, Jr of Chicago
 The above announcement will be of wide interest in this city, as the bride made many friends during her stay in this city, having taught domestic science In the public schools The groom is a son of Judge James J. Banks and Mrs. Banks and until his entrance into the training camp at Fort McPherson was principal of the Ensey High school.
 Captain Banks and his bride arrived in Birnin gham Wednesday to visit the groom's mother his father being in Hon. olulu where he has district judgeship.
 
 Among the events of the day which will be quite enjoyable is the dinner party at which Miss Rachel London will entertain this evening
 Weller and ". D. Smith, Jr., sons of MT. and Mrs w. D. Smith, who are planning to leave early in September for the Virginia Military institute at Lexington, Va, gave dance at the home of their parents on Graymont Heights Wednesday evening to number of their friends. These two young men were assisted in receiving their guests bN their charming cousin, Miss Margaret Builders, and those who shared the hos pitality are Grace Bradshaw, Katherine Baine, Jennie Hammond and Carolina Copeland, Lucille Carr. Catherine Cox, Mary Cunningham, Margaret Davis Margaret Fern, Adele Fies, Mary Fra zier May, Carolina, Eugenia and Fran ces Harris Grace Hall, Annette Hoyt, Martha Hamilton, Elizabeth Johnson, Katherine King, Martha Lamar, Rather inc Lynch, Eva Lathrop, Anne Lanier Mabel Leland, Stephanie Levert, Lille Maddox, Mamie Morrow, Margaret Nor row, Katherine Massey, Lucille Martin, Elinor Murdoek Louise Nevins, Jocelyn Orr, Orline Perkins, Martha Prince, Jordon Prince, Madgeline Paramore, Elizabeth Paramore, Torrance Redd Katherine Redd, Florence Robinson, Olivia Robinson, Grace Ryan, Elizabeth Riley, Anita Sloss Yankee Sibley, Eliza beth Scholar, Stanley Skull, Helen Stone Lucy Sharp, Anne Byrd Turner, Edwina Thaggard. Mary Ada Tarrant, Evelyn Westmoreland, Bertha Weaver, Rosa Wilson, Jessie Waldstorf, Rosa Wood Wilder The Aces" include: John Levert Louis Lloyd, Richard Randolph, Jr. Pack McNeal, Alan Drennen, John Perry Kennedy, Bazil Wood w. D. and Weller Smith, Allen Haskell, Henry Chenoweth, Persons Moore, Mallory Forbes, Wesley Westmoreland, William Hassinger, Jr, Erskine Seay and Regi- nald Lanier.
 Misses Mamie and Margaret Morrow were joint hostesses Wednesday at the Roebuck Springs club, giving a lunch con for Miss Stephanie Levert of Lou isiana. A charming arrangement of gar den flowers brightened the table about