The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-30

A pretty little miss, who recently has from Jackson, Miss, to make h present were; Mrs. J. A. Rountree, chairman; Mrs. Frank s. White, Mrs. H. B. Abernathy, Mrs. c. C. Adams. Mrs. D. M. Lewis, Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Bertha Hammond, Mrs Emily Daniels, Mrs. w. T. Brewer, Mrs. W. w. Worrell This committee, assisted by all the mem bers of the eight chapters, will serve coffee and light refreshments through out both days, and will also see that each veteran Is given a flower each morning. U. D. c. headquarters will be opened at a convenient point and every possible attention will be shown the veterans by the daughters. The state reunion of the Confederate Veterans which will be held in this city October 10 and II, and Mrs. R. B. Smyer has been appointed official chap eron. The maids of honor appointed | by General Hooper are: Miss Helen | Dent of Montgomery Miss Belle Carson l of Gadsden. Miss Susie Echols Sprag E. 1 ins of Huntsville
 A pretty affair was the party given | at the home of Mrs. J. Nunlee in Pratt I City in honor of her daughter, Louise's, | fifth anniversary. The apartments were decorated with colors of pink and white; | contests, games and music were en- Joyed. In peanut contest little | Irene Hazlewood captured a prize, and
 Malvine Payne a prize in another in- teresting contest. The dining room doors I were thrown open and a table with white birthday cake, bearing five tiny l candles, and other dainties awaited them | Mrs. Nunlee was assisted in serving an l ica vuff fa of Nh boxes tied with pink paper and ribbons, I by her sister, Miss Grace Finley of Oneonto. About B guests were present.
 
 Miss Essie Arnott was at home to a number of her friends Wednesday even- 1 ing at her home on Alois avenue in Fairview, the occasion being her birth day Beautiful cut flowers ornamented the music and living rooms. During the evening Miss Gertrude Craig rendered several piano selections. At late hour Mrs. M. G. Arnott, assisted by Mrs. Beavers, served an Ice course to a | number of guests present.
 
 The Bon Ami club gave a forty-tw o and 800 card party Wednesday after noon in the Eagles hall at Pratt City for the benefit of the library war fund. l The ladies having charge of this affair WCi NIL 4NlChOl, GcOIS6 Burk, Mrs. John Owens, Mrs. J. C. AL mon, Mrs. Claude Edwards. Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs. A. J. McKinnon, Mrs
 James Howard. Mrs. Robert Searson. Mrs. w. l.. George and Mrs w F. Vann. neat sum was realized and a
 large crowd attended
 l The marriage of Miss Leila Robinson, l daughter of pr. and Mrs. E. M Robin son and Lieut.. Ashby Murphy Long of l the United States army will take place on Wednesday evening, October | 10, at the home of the brides parents at Glen Iris Park. Mrs William Ben | jamin Graham. a sister of the bride l will be matron of honor, and the two | bridesmaids will be Miss Susie Green | and Miss Gillian Goodall. Lieutenant Long will be attended by his brother Lieut.. George Long, as best man. The bride will be given in marriage by her father, and the ceremony will be per-
 formed by the Rev. pr. T.. c. Brans- comb of the Methodist church. he hay ing been the officiating minister al
 the marriage of the brides mother and
 father and two sisters. After the wed. l ding an informal reception will be held The wedding guests will include only a
 few intimate friends and relatives. l
 l The Yancey society heId its regular 1 weekly meeting Friday afternoon at Cen. l tral High school
 | The members enjoyed debate on: "Re 1 solved, That the manufacturing, sale ant importation of intoxicating liquor, shoule ] be prohibited by an amendment to tho | United States constitution The affirm. 1 aives were: Ben Cooper and Tom Moore the negative being upheld by Edwir ! Cummings and A. J. Frasier. The judges l decided in favor of the affirmative. 1 The Yancey society has decided to get all members on the programme to learr l their parts.
 l Miss Boden and MT. Counselman gave l the members very helpful advice Ito keer
 on the right track.''
 I Miss Agnes Terrell will entertain at a
 luncheon at the Country club. compli- | menting Miss May Collins, whose mar riage to MT. Southgate of New York win be an event of Tuesday, October 3.
 
 The following invitations have beer sent to friends throughout the state: MT. and Mrs. John William Abercrom- bic request the pleasure of your company at tho marriage of their daughter, Myrl to MT. Edward Jussley Thomas, or 1 Thursday afternoon, October 1, at b:3I o'clock. At home, Anniston. Ala" sA
 | The following announcement has beer | issued:
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Bedford Le Lormt
 announce the marriage of their daughter Luvene Tresslar. to Mr. Arthur Storey | Maxim, on Thursday September z, 1917 | Toledo. O."
 Inclosed card said: "At home. 3so4 Nor
 wood boulevard"
 Mrs. J. l.. Morrison entertained Thurs l day evening at her home on Cleveland 1 avenue with surprise party in honor oi l the seventeenth birthday of her son ! Theodore Morrison. The reception rooms
 were adorned with handsome plants and