The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-13
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Mrs. l. T. Barclay, Mrs. S. H. Gardner Mrs. Hubert Scruggs, Mrs. II. $. Ansley Mrs. w. K. McAdoroy, Mrs Robert Nc. Galley Mrs. Roy Armstrong, Mrs. Wade Wood, Miss Nash, Miss A. Shaw, Mrs l c. A. Hardwick, Miss Conville.
 l "Rosalind." a comedy by J. M. Barrie will be read by Mrs. B. F. Wilkerson fol the pleasure of the Drama league mem l bers tomorrow afternoon at the Tutwliel ballroom.
 l At o'clock Weigands' orchestra vii | give short musical programme in th' | ballroom. and the reading will begir promptly at 3:3O.
 The event promises to be charming affair, thus bringing to a brilliant close the Drama league season. Mrs. Wilker son. who is so popular with Birmingham audiences, is at her best in Barrie comedy, and a genuine treat is in store for the center on Saturday.
 Credentials issued to new members or this occasion will carry new members through the entire season next year Those joining, however, are asked to re- port early as a large crowd is expected
 A pretty home wedding was soemnized Tuesday evening at S:30 at the home Cf the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. E. R Bliss, when their daughter, Elsie. be- came the bride of Dr. Joseph D. Carter of Lake Charles. La. the Rev. Tipton l.. Wood of the Presbyterian church off ciating. The decorations were green and white. Just before the ceremony Mrs William D. Harden sang the Sweetest Story Ever Told" accompanied by Mrs Frank o. Croy, who also played Lohen- grin's wedding march, Miss Lucy Bliss was her matron of honor and wore a blue taffeta and georgette crepe gown. The Ic,f M
 The bride wore a going way costume of dark blue and gold and her corsa ge bouquet was of valley lilies and Killar- ney roses. After a southern trip Dr. ard Mrs. Carter will make their home in Lake Charles, La. The guests included only close friends and relatives An ice course was served during the evening.
 Mrs. B. M. Allen entertained at a most elaborate and attractive luncheon party yesterday at the Southern club compli- menting Mrs Herbert Bonnie of Ken lucky, who is the guest of Mrs. Fred Phillips. The table was most beautifully adorned with a handsome basket of pink roses, around which were arranged cor sage bouquets for each guest, who were: Mrs. Herbert Bonnie, Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs. Arthur Crowder. Mrs. C. H. Nabb, Mrs. c. c. Terrell Mrs. Walter Walms- ley, Mrs. Fannie Arnold DeBardeleben, Mrs. Robert Baugh Mrs J. Rivers Car ter. Mrs. Walter Phillips Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Bradley Saunders and Mrs. John Turner.
 Mrs. G. B. Mccormack will entertain at luncheon today at her home on Sew enteenth street, south, in honor of Mrs. Joseph Patton of North Carolina, who is the guest of Mrs. Owen Gillespy.
 Mrs. B. F. Moore entertained the Lit tie Jokers yesterday It her home on Nine teenth street, south
 Mrs. Frank Clements organized unit No. s of the Red Cross association at her home on Orange avenue with the fol- lowing members: Mrs. J. L. Yancey, Mrs. Albert Fulghum Marsh Mrs James Dun- lap, Mrs. J. Q, Smith. Mrs. Foster Ham, ilton, Mrs. James Riley Mrs. Overton Fulton, Miss Estelle Hubbell, Mrs l.. B. LeftwiclS, Mrs. Theo Swann, Mrs. w. c. Lloyd, Mrs Fulton Clarke, Mrs. J. A. Coker and Mrs. W. l.. Welton.
 
 Mrs. Nina A. Perry entertained at a lovely bridge party yesterday at the Ridgely complimenting Mrs. Sears Steele of Huntington, w. Va, who is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Hull sey. The favors and decorations were in red, white and blue, carrying out the pa- triotic idea in the most attractive and original manner. The prizes were a dainty gold flag and handsome string of imported beads. After the game de- lightful refreshments were served to the following young women: Mrs. Steele, Miss Lou Abbie Chambliss, Miss Flor ence Vann, Miss Evelyn Westmoreland, Miss Leonora O'Neal, Miss Helen Me- whnney, Miss Katherine Walmsley Miss Ruth Webb, Miss Ivy Jones, Miss Selma Perry, Miss Marguerite Prendergast, Miss Sallie Will Hulsey Miss Virginia Cheat ham, Miss Corinne Chisolm, Mrs. Chester Cassady, Mrs. H. H. Hawk, Mrs. G. w. Leening, Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. J. L Savage, Mrs. A. B. White, Mrs. John B. Reid, Jr., Miss Mary Robinson.
 rare musical treat is in store for those who will attend the South High lands Presbyterian church next Sunday morning, when Mrs. Gilbert Wynkoop, contralto, from Chicago, will sing. This distinguished vocalist comes to our city to participate in the great musical feast which Birmingham is to enjoy next week, and she s an artist of nation wide fame.
 Mrs. Richard Lussier entertained at a bridge party yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Lois Brown, bride elect. The prizes were handsome vase and a bottle of toilet water. The guests were: Misses Lois Brown, Mallie Moughon, Flu 1P yIv:J