The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-12


After the dinner. the Grub went to the
| Bijou.
| The new members being entertained
were: Mr. Herbert Banks Mr. Isham
| Gllespy, Mr.. James Patton, Mr. Henry
Naff, Mr.. Erskine Seay, Mr. "Rube'
Lockhart, Mr. Tim Durrett, Mr. Michael
Ford and Mr. Ed Rosamond.
| In speaking of the recent concert given
in Huntsville for the benefit of the Red
Cross the Huntsville Mercury says of
Mrs Robert Newman of this city, who
was the accompanist:
Mrs. Robert Newman presided at the
piano, and her technique and elegant
playing was never put to better test. She
presided with grace and ease, showing to
what high degree she has mastered the
piano.
Mrs Charles Kidd entertained at n
lunceon complimenting Miss Annie Green
of jackson, Miss, the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward MacLean The table was centered
! with DAISIES and the guests were: Miss
| Green, Mrs MacLean, Mrs. Evan Moon,
Mrs Walter Hood, Mrs. Blain Brownell.
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Mr. Robert Strickland will entertain at
an informal dance at his home in Nor
wood on "Wednesday evening
Jaysame entertained at a surprise party
Wednesday evening at his home in honor
of his birthday The house was thrown
open and adorned with summer flowers
and late in the evening ices were served
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Westerland, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerod
, Marls Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Harveston,
Mr. Frank Harveston, MIR. and Mrs.
Harveston, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bumstead,
Mr. and Mrs 1. Mathison, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Coates and Miss Winfred Coates
of Jacksonville Fla; Miss Annie Lee
Marshman, Miss Vera and Miss Aline
Jaysame, Miss Willie Mae Bumstead and
Miss Helen White. The evening was
spent with games and music
Miss Josephine Dawkins entertained at
the home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. F..
A. Dawkins, in Glen Iris on Wednesday
evening. Dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour. Special dances We're given by
Miss Margaret Boyd. Those who en-
joyed Miss Dawkins hospitality We're
Miss Lois Ramey, Miss Margaret Ash
ris, Miss Sarah Welsh, Miss Ruth Wal
lace. Miss Lucille Keith, Miss Jessie Wal
derdoft, Miss Gertrude Keith, Miss Annie
Lou Harris, Miss Irene Schwarz, Miss
Mary Smith, Miss May Harris, Miss viz.
ginia Parrish, Miss Virginia Holmes, Miss
Mary Foster Davis, Miss Angelic Pan
taze, Miss Lurline Kern, Miss Anita
Hodges, Miss Lucy Sarah Cullons, Miss
Grace McMurry. Miss Margaret Boyd.
Miss Harriet Boyd. Miss Frances Ewing,
Miss Lillian Burkes, Miss Kathleen Cot
fee, Miss Caroline Dawkins, Miss
Margaret Fletcher, Mr.. Sam Lature, Mr..
Lge 10y Mr.. Fred Sloss, Mr.. Eugene
Johnston, Mr.. Bill Vaughn, Mr.. Bill
Bohne, Mr.. Edgar Robinson, Mr. Bruce
rolaA NJ.
Mr.. Henry Dozier, Mr.. Murgin Dawkins,
Mr.. Robert Weaver, Mr.. Chester Asdale,
Mr.. Henry Sutteth, Mr.. James Wood, Mr..
O'Dell Garrison, Mr.. Nelson Hurett, Mr..
Percy Badham, Mr.. George B. Tarrant,
Mr.. Robert Clayton, Mr.. Harold Hayes,
Mr.. Vans Oty, Mr.. Yancey Giles, Mr.
Frank Collins Mr.. Clifford Herring, Mr..
Wilbur Holmes, Mr.. Robert Burkes, Mr..
William Burkes, Mr.. Richard Harris, Mr..
Pete Pantaze, Mr.. Leslie Handy, Mr.. Bill
Foster, Mr.. Tom Robinson. Mr.. William
Kilgore, Mr.. Carol Walpole, Mr.. Carol
Blake. Mr.. Coleman, Mr. Schrein, Mr..
McAlister. Mr.. Edgar Hawkins, and 9TH
ers.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Spencer and the Misses
Spencer of the South Highlands School
for Girls entertained Saturday after
noon at o'clock at an informal tea at
the school. The guests included about SIS
of the older girls of the school, who
are charming young women, and belong
to a number OF representative families
of the city. They were enthusiastic over
the many improvements recently made
at the school, which was formerly the
home of Gen. and Mrs. r. D. Johnson
on Twelfth avepue, south.
Mrs. J. p. Webb will entertain at
miscellaneous shower Tuesday after
noon from to s o'clock at her home.
complimenting a recent bride, Mrs.
Dee Sisson.
Miss JOY Dovel entertained at matt
nee party yesterday afternoon compile
menting her guest, Miss Mary Ellen Por-
ter or Russellville.
The "Womanless Wedding soon to
be given at Sunnysde church by the
Ladies' Aid society is creating much
interest, as the personnel of the we'd
ding party includes some of the most
prominent citizens Of Sunnyside. The
bridal party will be as follows: Bride.
Mr. Clyde Smith; groom. Mr.. Will Ralph:
best man, Mr.. Jim Ivey; maid of honor.
Mr. b. G. Clowdus; matron of honor, MIR.
Cleve Hill; bridesmaids. Mr.. w. H. Fow-
Ter. w. H. Roberts, w. o.. Brown and
w. j. Guy: ringbearer, Mr.. Joe Frank
lin; flower girls, Sam Roper and Glen
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