The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15

Postmaster General A. s. Burleson, and lived in Washington for several years. She has been teaching for some time ill the high schools of Alabama, Troy and Elba and has been prominently con nected with the clubs of the state Hav- Ing taught here for two years, the people of Cullman county are convinced of her remarkable ability and aggressiveness and the instantaneous expressions of qualification at her election attest her wcrthiness for the place.
 Mrs. Key Milner will entertain at two small informal teas this week. Thursday and Saturday afternoons at the Country club complimenting her two sisters Mrs. R. P. Dexter Jr, of Montgomery and Mrs. H. c. Abell of New York City who are her guests.
 Mrs. E. D. Brown entertained at bridge luncheon yesterday at her home at Norwood. experimenting Mrs. Ed ward L Anderson, who is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. M L. Ward at Norwood. The prizes were most at tractive, the first was pair of ma hogany bud vases and set of lingerie pins were drawn as the consolation. The attractive guest of honor was pre- sented with pair of gold hatpins. The guests were: Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Law son Gambil1. Mrs. w. M. Smith Miss Margaret Dewey, Miss Mallie Moughon, Mrs. E. T. Brown. Mrs. Murphy Miss Grace Hall, Miss Katherine Ross, Mrs.
 Robert Harris, Miss Helen Keiser, Miss Julia Carney Mrs. John Foster, Miss Dorothy Allen, Mrs. Claud White. Miss Katherine Nesbit. Miss Gertrude Me Cormack, Mrs Henry Foster of Mont
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 A marriage of interest to many friends in the city, and one which will come as surprise is that of Miss Nina Bain, daughter of MT. and Mrs Cal houn Anderson Bain to Mr David Franklin Mason, which took place yes terday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the home of the brides parents on Sxtieth street, Woodlawn. The ceremony was performed by the Rev, Dr. W. c. Clarke of the Presbyterian church and was wit messed by only the members of the two families, Proceeding the ceremony Mrs Edgar Van keuran, a sister of the bride and Mrs. Clarence Hooper sang a duet and Mrs Van Keuran played the wedding march and there were no at tendants The bride was given in mar riage by her father and was lovely in a travelling suit of midnight blue with hat to match. She carried bouquet of valley lilies and sweetpeas. MT. Mason anu HIS young DFlQG leIC dL once TOT short stay in Chattanooga and will spend some time at Mentone. The en- gagement of this young couple was known for some time and the date set for the early fall, but on account of the war the marriage was celebra ted earlier than expected, thus came as a surprise to their friends throughout the city.
 Little Miss Katherine fitzgerald. who cII dow .ta;,, ,oI her little friends yesterday afternoon with box party. Afterwards she gave a pretty luncheon at Steels-Smiths roof garden. Seated at the table with her was her sister Mrs. P. B. Simmons, Misses Mildred Hill and Wanda All dridge, of Sunny Side, Mary Smith, Lcuise Cole, Madie Murphy, Lucy shan non and Evelyn Nealons
 Miss Mary Bryne Simpson entertained
 at luncheon party yesterday at the Southern club, complimenting Miss Olivia Robnson's two guests, Miss Susie Belle Collins and Miss Phyllis McCollum of
 Gallion, Kewe's club elected officers for the yea as follows: President, Waiter Harris; vice president, Harry Cole,' secretary, George B. Tarrant; social secretary, Charles de Vanx; treasurer, Vance Gsey. New mem bers, Robert RON, John Montgomery, Ell mer Harper. Personnel of club, Walter Harris, Harry Cole Vance Otey, Charles de Vanx. Nelson Hury, Edward Rosa mond Robert Clayton, Jack Hornady, Carl Hogle, John Montgomery. Edgar Robinson. George B. Tarrant, Elmer liar per and Robert Rox.
 The teacher training class of Simpson NJ. F. Sunday school will hold it's final meeting of the year before disbandng for the summer months. This is to be so- cial meeting and all members and friends of the training class are very cordially invited to attend An interesting literary and musical programme has been planned The meeting will he at the home of Mir and Mrs. L. M. Wheeler, 2212 North Sixth avenue at 7:3o D. m. on Tuesday evening.
 Gen. and Mrs. R. D. Johnston announce the marriage of their daughter. Letitia, to Capt, L. C., Firth, R. F. A, on July g. in Backwards chapel Netley abbey, Eng land.