The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-21

wv U8VUlGG NJ 1 Home board: Mrs. L. Albrltton. Moderr Study club; Mrs. Houston Davis Music
 Study club; Mrs. John London, Nine
 teenth Century club; Mrs. F. B. Burch
 field, Pieran club; Mrs. Schuyler Harris | Present Day club Mrs. J. E. Penny 1 Quest club; Mrs. William Peea~ies Sa-
 hala: Mrs. Clem Gazzam, Shakespeare
 Mrs. E. J. Rowe Qui Vive; Mrs. Guy
 Bowers, Study circle; Mrs. F. D. Brown | Fenelon club; Mrs. C. B. Smith, Twen-
 tieth Century club; Mrs. w. l., Turnip- 1 seed, Thread of the Story club; Mrs. E. J. | McGlathery, Womans club, Woodlawn Mrs. DuPont Thompson, Woman's Civic board; Mrs. John c. Henley Sr., Writers
 club Mrs E. G. Little, West End Music l club Mrs. Joseph McLester, Y w. c. A. ! board.
 1 MRS. JOHN LONDON, President, MRS. G. F. HARRINGTON, Secretary
 Mrs zac Smith, Mrs. H. o. Moore ] and Mrs B. A. Perryman entertained Thursday afternoon at the Country club | for a number of the visiting artists of the biennial Assisting in entertaining were: Mrs Clara Harper Steele, Miss Norma Scholar, MT. and Mrs Robert Newman and MT and Mrs, Robert Law renee. Among the guests were: Miss Sylvia Sinding of Chicago, Mime. Carrie Bridewell, MT. Frederick Gunster, MT. Charles c. Clark, Mrs. Carrie Dickens, Mrs George Leftwich MT. Cheesinnight, Mrs. Feurst, Mrs. Stapleton Mrs. Falls, Mrs. Zwolinski, Mrs. W. Sargent, MT. Louis Kreidler, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. w H. Jamieson, Mrs. Eugene Kinney and Miss weis
 Miss Holt and Mrs. Winston Roberts entertained yesterday afternoon at a Lyric party for Miss Louise zell, a bride elect. The guests were Miss Louise zell, Miss Mary Zell, Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs Bradley and Mrs. zell
 MT. and Mrs Owen Gillespie enter tained informally Thursday evening at buffet supper at their home compli- menting Mrs Joseph Patton of Char
 otte, N. C., and Mrs Herbert Bonnie of Louisville, Ky.
 Mrs John Yeatman entertained yes- terday at a lovely bridge luncheon com plimentng her guests, Mrs. Herbert Bonnie of Louisville and Mrs. Joseph Patton of Charlotte, N. C., the guest of Mrs. Owen Gillespie A beautiful bas ket of spring flowers ornamented each table The guests were: Mrs. M. F. Dewstoe Mrs. Henry Badham, Mrs. Tors Morris, Mrs Fred Phillips, Mrs. Fred Shireman, Mrs Owen Gillespie Mrs G. T. Brazelton, Mrs Ira Hood. Mrs. Gus Pope, Mrs. Paul Gorham, Mrs. W, I. Grubb, Mrs. Robert Burnett, Mrs. J. w Brown ing, Mrs. Lee Koenig, Mrs. Wilburn Smith, Mrs. I. Groom Beatty, Mrs. Carol Steele, Mrs. Hunter Smith, Mrs. William Leary and Mrs. Tom Hill.
 
 Mir and Mrs S. D. Harris entertained at bridge party and supper last even ing at the Tutwiler complimenting their lovely young niece, Miss Cundell Bald win popular bride-elect There were six tables of players and the prizes were most elaborate and attractive. Miss Baldwin, the guest of honor, was pre- scented with handsome handbag and the groom m-elect key ring. The gentleman's score prize was tie and the ladies a crystal basket. Miss Daisy Smith of Florida, a sister of the groom, was pre- sented with a hand-painted ivory soap box. After the game the guests were served a most elaborate course supper and the tables were adorned with pink roses and lavender blossoms. The guests were Miss Baldwin, Miss Etoile White, Mrs. Estelle B. Hale, Miss 1rma Sur key, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Kath- erine Nesbitt, Miss Daisy Smith of Flor ida MT. and Mrs, Jesse Wyatt, MT. and Mrs. R. r. Griffith, Miss Marie Rosa rnond, Miss Dorsey Ann Harris, MT. J. s. Baldwin, Mir Armstead Smith, MT. Thomas Burt, MT. Howard Perry MT. Harry Gaines, MT. Riddley, Mr. Herbert Cobb. MT. Robert Barker, Dr. H. S. Gill.
 Miss Jane Sibley entertained at small infor fnal luncheon yesterday at her home, MOuntai POnnDfnoentjno Mice Winnie Freeman, who soon leaves for At lanta to reside.
 The Astraea Literary society held it's regular meeting yesterday afternoon. The club enjoyed interesting papers from the following members
 American Canneries," Miss Ruth Al exander.
 "Bootiers," Miss Katherine Williams.
 Cotton Cloth Manufacturers. Miss Esther Merrill.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Wier Cowel, the latter formerly Miss Leta. Willis Gold smith of Birmingham, and granddaugh- ter of Dr. William T. Goldsmith of Washington, D. C., whose marriage was an event of the past week, left Tuesday for her home in Denver Col, after spending several days with Mrs. w. W. Austel at the Georgia Terrace.-Atlanta Journal
 Too much credit cannot be accorded the committee who planned the dance Wednesday evening at the Country club, for 1t was a charming affair. It was given in honor of the visiting officers sta tioned at present in Anniston to guard her interests during this time of exciting rumors of war.
 Miss Louise McKleroy, the chairman for the event, looked unusually lovely in a gown of green silk. It was combined with light tan net, with a touch of pink.
 Several of the officers present were: Maj Clark McAlpine, Lieutenants Ow- ems, Thach. Greshham and others.-An- niston Star.
 A marriage of much interest to a large circle of friends was that of Miss To- toise Plant and MT. Lester c. Mauck, which was solemnized Wednesday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Minnie L. Plant Preced- ing the ceremony a beautiful musical programme was rendered Miss Margaret Lykes sang Loves Old Sweet Song,'' with piano accompaniment by Miss Mataleigh Plant and violin by Miss Ruby Gore The bride and groom entered to- gether to the strains of the Lohengrin
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