The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-20
By EMMA REID RYALL

i menting MT. Horton of New York and Miss Mary Elizabeth Streit, who will be married on Thursday afternoon. The club was thrown open brilliantly lighted and decorated with quantities of pine, ferns and southern smilax combined with many lovely spring blossoms. At late hour an elaborate, hot buffet supper was served to about 100 guests.
 Mrs. Streit wore a handsome gown trimmed with jet and Miss Streit wore French raodel of tulle and lace over ra- dium cloth.
 Tn ladies of the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist church will again give the Dee strict Skule," which was most success fully given last Friday eevning at the Jefferson theatre. The affair was to have taken place at the Cable hall, but owing to the size of the stage and the seating capacity the "Skule" will be held again at the Jefferson theatre with the orches- tra and the event is early anticipated.
 There will be a rehearsal this evening at o'clock at the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist church and participants are asked to attend.
 The numerous friends of the contract ing parties will be surprised to learn of the marriage of Mrs. Mary D. Robertson of Northport to Mir. Anthony l.. Nor row of Birmingham. The wedding took place at 12:30 o'clock yesterday at the home of the bride and only the families of the bride and groom were present. MT. and Mrs Morrow left at 1:30 for g. short wedding trip and will make their home in Birmingham. MT. Morrow is valued em- pleye of the city of Birmingham. Mrs. Robertson is the sister of MT. J. V. Jones, city clerk of Tuscaloosa, and has a host of friends in Tuscaloosa and in North ,,o;,, otpn A tiser.
 Mir and Mrs. R. A. Lewis will enter tain at buffet supper this evening com plimenting their niece, Miss Mary Streit, whose marriage to MT. Horton of New York will take place on Thursday aft ernoon at 5:so o'clock.
 Miss Sara Arnold entertained at an informal tea on Saturday afternoon at the Tutwiler complimenting Miss Hugh lette Mae Adams, a brde-elect. The guests were: Miss Adams, Mrs. L. B. Leftwich, Mrs. Allen Henry, Mrs. w. B. Lewis, Mrs. Roderick Beddow. Miss Se- lima Robinson, Mrs. Nenian Steele, Miss Etoile White Miss Selina Perry. Miss Susie Perry. Miss Cundell Baldwin. Miss Virginia Baldwin, Mrs. A. l.. Jernigan, Mrs. John Stone Hoskins, Mrs. J. B. Adams.
 Mrs. P E. Brandmill will entertain the Phelan Auction Bridge club tomorrow afternoon at her home on Twelfth ave- nue, south.
 Mrs Wallace Smith entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Country club. Covers were laid for 10
 The Highland Book club will entertain at an open meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. H. Pear son, to which number of friends have been invited. A very lovely programme has been arranged, and Mrs, Leonard l.. Beecher will give several readings from modern poets. The affair is anticipated with great pleasure. as Mrs. Beecher is considered very splendid reader and has delighted all who had the pleasure of hearing her.
 The following from the Tuscaloosa News will be read with interest by Bir- mingham friends: Saturday night the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity gave it's an- nual Norris dinner at the chapter house on the campus. This annual pig dinner is a homecoming for the alumnae and many prominent men were present last night The pig presented quite unique appearance standing in style made of white strips with cluster of purple grapes in his mouth. The Phi Gamma Delta colors are purple and white, and the decorations were carried out in every detail. The banquet table was centered by a large basket of white fresias, on which was tied purple tulle bow, the place cards were hand-painted stars rep resenting the symbol of the fraternity. The toastmaster for the occasion was Hon. Sterling A. Wood of Birmingham. and the speaker of the evening was Charles E. Rice of Birmingham. The alumni from Birmingham were: Harry White, John Bradley, w. w. Crawford, Jr., J. D. Pearson. George Porter, Judge c. Gwin, Henry Fowlkes, Harry McCor- mack, J. H. Willis, I. J. Osborne. From Montgomery were: Raymund Gorpes, F. B. Salter, Norvan Hunnicutt. From Ozark, John Pearson, c. N. Dudley. There were present two representatives of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity from the Uni versity of Tennessee. Messrs. Harris and Martin"