The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-16
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Ky EMMA REID RYALL 1 icided to go there and meet the people be- lore taking serious consideration of the call While there he will be the guest of Mr. Albert Rees of Asheville. l Dr. Brewster, it will be recalled, re- gently had a call from the Church of the Annunciation, the largest Episcopal parish | of New Orleans, and after going there l he returned home and decided, as he stated, to remain in Mobile, where he had labored so long, among a people he had come to love so well.-Mobile Register.
 The above will be of great interest to many friends in the city.
 Mrs A. S. Henley entertained at a lovely buffet supper last evening at her home in honor of the Moyer-Henley we'd ding party.
 1 The house was beautifully decorated with quantities of southern smilax, ferns, palms. and cut flowers. A large embossed cake decorated with hyacinths and maiden hair ferns and draped with pink tulle ladorned the table, where Miss Smith pre- sided over the tea cup and Miss Mary Snyder poured coffee. The guests were Miss Mary Henley. Miss Lydia McArd1e, Mrs. John F. Beard, Mir. B. P. Harris, MT. Eugene Henry and Mrs. Henry MT. J. s. Sturdivant, Jr., MT. Robert Henley, of Salt Lake City; Miss Tina Rice Miss Mary Snyder Miss Ethel Rogers, Miss Louis Lewis, Miss Elm Smith, MT. J. w. Blankenship, MT. James Henderson, MT. Hughes, MT. Wiley Russell and MT. B. F. I Caldwell
 l The young men of the Jones-Naber wedding party will entertain the women l of the Seventh Day Adventist church at a social Thursday afternoon at o'clock at her residence, 1913 Thirty-second street north.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank P. Glass entertained the members of the Boorse- Glass wed- party and the out-of-town guests for the wedding at a buffet supper last even ing at their handsome home on Quinlan avenue, following the wedding rehearsal. There were about 90 guests. Miss Evelyn Glass entertained the mem bers of the Boorse-Glass wedding party and the out-of-town guests yesterday at luncheon at the Tutwiler. The guests were Misses Evelyn Glass, Christine Glass, Dorothy Graham of Montgomery Mrs. Petersen Mazonia, Mrs. Frank Glass, Jr, Miss Margareta Moreno of Pen sacola, Miss Jessica Boorse of Milwaukee, Miss Bonnell of Atlanta, Miss Florence Glass of Unientown.
 Mrs. Frank Glass, Jr., will entertain at a luncheon today at her home on South Nineteenth street, complimenting Miss Evelyn Glass, whose marriage to MT. Boorse will take place this evening.
 Mrs. John P. Beard entertained at a very delightful informal shower at her home on Cotton avenue on Saturday, complimenting Miss Annie Henley a pop ular bride elect
 The house was beautifully decorated with southern smilax, handsome ferns and palms combined with pink roses. The dining room was covered with lace and the table adorned with a basket filled with pink sweet peas and tied with tulle. With each gift went a good wish for the lovely bride. Mrs Beard was assisted in receiving by Miss Henley, Miss Mary Henley, Mrs A. s, Henley, Miss Lydia McArdle.
 Several musical numbers were rendered by Mrs. N. c. Glass, with Miss Beatrice Tate at the piano. Miss Earline Shelton served at the punch bowl Delightful re- treatments were served to about 75 guests who called during the afternoon.
 Mrs T. A. Murphree will entertain at bridge party this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock, complimenting Miss Elizabeth Going, whose marriage to MT. Boykins will take place tomorrow.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by the debutante and younger mar ried set:
 '"To meet Miss Elizabeth Lodor and Miss Margaret Chenoweth, Mrs. Priestly Toulmin, at home, January 19, from to o'clock Tea. 2241 Sycamore street"
 
 Miss Alice Bowie, one of the most popu- lar of the season S debutantes, entertained at an informal bridge luncheon yesterday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Bowie, complimenting Miss Louise Moultrie of Rome. Ga.. who is the lovely guest of Miss Emily Dixon. There were 20 players. The guest of honor was