The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-27
ny EMMA REIp nYALL

the crowd will return home this evening, this being the first visit to Point Clear of some of the party.
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 Mir and Mrs. J. Beecher Adams en- l tertained at a lovely buffet supper last evening at their home on Rose avenue in honor of their daughter, Miss Hugh | lette Mae Adams, following the re- hearsal for the Griffith-Adams wedding. | The dining room was beautifully deco rated and the table was covered with lace over green satin with pink roses and ferns. The hints and ices were in white as were the candle shades. The guests included the members of the bridal party and the out-of-town guests. Miss Adams, the bride-elect,' wore lovely electric blue evening dress.
 ] The evening meeting of the Council of Jewish Women, which was announced for Wednesday evening, will be held this evening at o'clock at Temple Emanu- Fl. Mrs Louis Saks, one of the most attractive and prominent members of the council, will act as leader in gen eral discussion, Industrial Problems of the Jew" and MT. Leo Oberdorfer the | chairman, will talk on Immigration In Relation to the Jew" Mir. Phillip Oster's subject will be- Jew and His Relation l to the Jew.". MT. Herbert Steiner, "Fi nancial Question of the Jew Music will | be rendered by MT. Thornley lobe, tenor, who will sing several solos, as will Miss Katherine Heron. They will also give duet. They will be accompanied by Miss Minnie McNeil. The public is invited to attend.
 The following programme will be rem dered this morning at the northern dis trict of Alabama Baptist Womens Mis- sionary union, which will be held at the Southside Baptist church: Morning ses- sion, 103O Doxology. Prayer, Mrs. J. T. Doster Welcome, Mrs. Darby Brown. Devotional, Miss Addie Cox, Montgom- cry. My Associational Ideal' super iutendents. Demonstration of a mission study class, Mrs. w. P. McAdory and class. World Missions and Peace," Miss A. l.. Williams. Prayer, Mrs. w. ". Bus sey. Afternoon session: Devotional. Miss Addie Cox. Bible study, Miss M. E. Chandler, student Moody Bible institute Hymn, "He Leadeth Me" "Inspirational Message" Mrs. J. F. Ray of Japan. Y w A., hymn, Our sunbeams. Closing prayer, Mrs. M. P Reynolds. Evening session, 7;30 Devotional, Dr. Preston Blake. Music. stereoptieon lecture Training School" Miss Willie Jean Stewart.
 The following from the Mobile Register will be read with interest by many friends in the city: Mrs. Charles A. Johnstone's home on Georgia avenue was thrown open yesterday morning and afternoon for the entertainment of carnival visitors, when she entertained at 12:3O o'clock at luncheon and sewing party in compliment to Miss Fannie Erwin of Greensboro and Miss Helen Murphy of Knoxville, Tenn, the lovely carnival guests of Mrs. z. M. P. Inge, and Mrs. Marion Goodloe of Greensboro, who was the carnival guest of her brother, Dr. J. Tunstall lnge and wife, and who returned home yesterday The guests who numbered 10 for the sew ing party, were regaled with delicious plate luncheon upon their arrival, the remainder of the time being spent with their needlework while chatting over the good times of the past carnival season. The lovely sunburst roses which bloomed in the hall and the carnations and freesias in the living room also afforded attrac- tive environments for another charming little coterie who were invited to meet these visitors at o'clock tea. Both af- fairs were very informal which made them all the more enjoyable.
 Mrs. L. B. Leftwich entertained the members of her bridge club and the members of the Griffith-Adams wedding party at her home on Orange avenue yes
  Mae Adams Auction was played and the prizes were pieces of embroidered linen. The guest of honor was presented with a table cover and showered with pieces of linen, gifts from the guests. The din- ing room table was attractively adorned with a basket filled with jonquils. h. cluded in the courtesy were: Miss Adams, Mrs. Roy Huffman, Miss Mae Ward. Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs. Isaac Houser Mrs. Tab yipd l. dow, Miss ClundeH Baldwin, Mrs. Hous- ton Allen Brice Mrs. Herbert Smith, Miss Julia Ware, Mrs. Theo Koenig, Miss Madge Pollock, Mrs Jernigan of Geor- gia, Mrs. Allen Henry, Mrs. Horace Ad- ans, Miss Selma Perry, Miss Selina Rob- inson, Miss Virginia Abbott. Mrs. Hor- ace Adams, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs Ed IT, win, Miss Sarah Arnold.
 The Wesley class of Woodlawn First Methodist church was delightfully."- enter tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. G. Davis.
 At the close of the business session a very interesting programme was rendered as follows: '"The Prince of Peace, by Mrs. D. A. Rippey; violin duets by Mas ters Stewart Sullivan and Fred Freeman; readings by Miss Virginia Dyer and Mrs. c. S. McLarn
 A very appropriate contest was par ticipated in by 40 present. delicious ice course was served and made very attrac- tive by cherries and Old Glory. Mrs. Davis was assisted by Mrs. T. F. Stewart, Mrs. J. c. Malloy and Mrs. Fred Phillips.
 Visitors present were Mrs. s. E. Moore, Mrs. Ben Davis, Mrs. Ernest Matthews, Mrs. w. L. Pool, Mrs l.. E. Ried and Mrs. Walter Swann.
 The La Socedad Castallana held it's semi-social at the Central High school yesterday afternoon, which was one of the most effective in the history of the club. Teachers of the faculty and students for got themselves and went back to their childhood days and enjoyed the Mother Goose Rymes." Miss Prendergast, a 1 member of the faculty, and Miss Louise Rurrus, a club member, won the prize for the rhyme contest, which was bag of candy. The other contest, ''Who's Who in Fact and Fiction," was won by Miss Mood, member of the faculty. Among l the visitors was Miss Gladys Pickens, a |