The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-05

looked forward to with pleasure and an
 ticipation as new stunts are introduced
 each summer. An old-fashioned straw
 ride was planned for last evening. Two
 wagons left the Gordon at midnight for
 Eagles Nest We'll filled lunch bas-
 kets accompanied the "joy riders,'' and
 was enjoyed halfway up the mountain
 side. The picnicers went to see the sun rise and then return to the hotel for breakfast. party enjoying an auto trip to Ashevlle Friday were Mrs. w. M. Wall of Triton, Mrs. J. E. deBelle of | Jacksonville, Mrs. M. M Eldridge, Miss Elizabeth Eldrdge of Americus, Miss
 Anita Butler of Savannah, Miss Mildred | Rees of St. Augustine and MT w. Brady
 of Miami. Among recent arrivals at the Gordon are: Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Yearns of Georgia, Mrs. M. M. Eldridge and
 Miss Elizabth Eldridge of Georgia, J. B. Shiver of Florida, Mrs. J. c. Westbrook and son of Atlanta, MT. and Mrs. Ross M. Sigmon of North Carolina, John D. Hamer of Spartanburg, s. C., John liar ris of Florida, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Pea cock of Georgia, Mrs George Butler and
 Miss Anita Butler of Savannah, c. NJ.
 Reynolds, Sidney Weber of New Or leans, G. B. Brown of Kentucky, w. G. |. Givan of Tennessee, Ms. M. O. Ezell
 Miss Jean Walker of Florida, Ernest
 Dawson of Tarboro, H. T. Prosser of North Carolina, D. R. Petit and wife of
 Augusta and Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Eakin of Atlanta.
 | Mrs. s. A. Burgess announces the mar riage of her daughter, Annye L., to MT. Frank Pettus on Tuesday night July 31 | 1917. At home after August 15, Mont gomery.
 i Miss Gertrude Dixon entertained her sister, bride -to-be, at miscellaneous shower at her home on Tuesday evening. | Many beautiful and useful gifts were re- ceived. salad course was served. after which they were joined by the young men and many games were enjoyed Those | present were: Misses Lenore Dorathy and Hattie Reynolds, Hattie Hart, Hat l tie Mccain. Inez Murnan Etta and Balin l Candler Anna, Gertrude, Charlotte and | Florence Dixon, Miss Boyd, Messrs. Tom, George Ollie Reynolds, Rev. J. C. Nc Queen, Miles McInnis, Fred Weaver.
 Frank Scott, Harvey Mccain, George E. Worsham
 Miss Barbara Ransom and MT Joe L. Burnett will entertain in honor of their visitors, Miss Martha White Lindsay of
 Nashville and Miss Louise Kelly of Jas per, Tenn, at an informal dance Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs S. R. Ran l..
 guests will include Misses Thelma Aber- nathy, Amelie Brown. Grace Bradshaw, Margaret Builder, Mary Cunningham, l Elizabeth Coleman. Willie Mae Cunning l ham. Jennie Hammond Copeland Carolyn | Copeland, Kathleen Coffee Frances De Vaux. Sarah Frawley, Emily FTawley. Adell Fies Emily Fies, Margaret Glib,
 May Harris, Cosette Harris, Maxine Har- ris, Josephine Harris. Frances Hood, Lil- l liam Jenkins. Katherine King. Esther | Kennedy, Catherine Lynch, Anne Lanier,
 Martha Lamar, Mabel Roy Lallande, l Bessie Lowe. Rachel Lowe. Martha White Lindsay. Lillie Maddox. Katherine Mas sey, Jocelyn Orr, Madgelyn Paramore, Torrance Redd Katherine Redd Stanley
 scull Lise Shropshire, Yankee sibley, Anita Sloss, Estelle Sheffield, Vivian
 Treschel. Annie Byrd Turner. Betty Ter rel. Jessie Woltersdorf, Bertha Weaver, Lola Mae Wood, Rosa Woods Wilder, l Emmin Whatley, Kettle Dryer. Ruth Powell of Huntsville, Doll King of Selma
 and others.
 Miss Jennie Hydinger entertained few days ago at a spending the day party l at her home, complimenting Miss Sara
 Oliver of Dadeville.
 l The following attractive announcement card has been received in the city, where the bride. Mrs, Thomas Daniel Johnson
 who was formerly Miss Lillian Smith. z very lovely woman, has a large circle Of friends.
 1 MT. and Mrs. David N. Smith announce the marriage of their daughter, Lillian to Mir. Thomas Daniel Johnson, on Sat
 urday, August 4 1917, Birmingham.
 Yesterday afternoon at the residenc,
 of his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Seay Erslx ant d iv,a 1 f I,