The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-09

| the Pelham chapter, of which she is 9 member will entertain with reception tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 to 5:S o'clock at the Southern club. The pres ident of the eight chapters of this dis trict, Bessemer, Ensley East Lake Avondale, Woodlawn, Yancey, Wilcox, Pettus Roden, and the officers of the Pelham chapter are invited to assist ln receiving. All members of the chapters are invited to attend.
 Miss William Lloyd will entertain at a luncheon tomorrow at her home on Caldwell Terrace, complimenting Miss Helen Florence of Montgomery, the guest of Mrs Vincent Shell
 Mrs. William McGowen will entertain the Wednesday Auction Bridge club this afternoon at her home on south Thir- teenth street, complimenting Miss Helen Florence of Montgomery, the guest of Mrs. Vincent Shell
 
 The following from the Jacksonville Florida Times Union will be read with interest by Birmingham friends:
 In compliment to her cousin. Mrs. M: E. Johnson of Birmingham, who is here for a visit en route home from Braden- town, Mrs. J. A. Rentz entertained at cards Saturday afternoon at o'clock at her home in Springfield.
 The tables were arranged in the living room, which was most attractively dec orated with ferns and a profusion of yell low daisies.
 Marking the places were hand-painted tallies, also done in daisies, and the color motif was carried out in every possible detail
 number of interesting rubbers of auc- ton were enjoyed at the conclusion of which Miss Rosebud Robinson, of Ocalla, was awarded the prize, a beautiful cut glass bonbon dish The guest of honor was presented with a similar gift. as memento of the occasion.
 The tables were then laid with dainty covers. and an ice course in yellow and white was served.
 Mrs. Rentz was assisted in looking after the pleasure of her guests by Mrs. A. s. Davis.
 The affair was delightfully."- informal and was one of number to be given in honor of Mrs. Johnson during her visit.
 Among the guests were Mrs. D. G. Haley, Mrs. A. s. Clark Mrs. Em21ett E. Robinson. Mrs. N. c. slade, Mrs. George Seavy, Mrs. H. W. Schleicer, Mrs. G. R. Sparks, Mrs A. c. Bennett, Mrs Kilburn Mrs. M. R. Johnson and Misses Grace Hatchell, Beulah Hall. Rosebud Robinson and others.
 
 Iva Averitt presents Gertrude Eff in a piano recital this evening at S:15 o'clock at Gable hall. The programme Is as fol- lows:
 PART L
 Curious Story" 'Entreating Child" ''Traumerei;" By the Firesde:' Knight of the Hobby Horse;" "Frightening;" "The Poet Speaks''-From Scenes of Childhood (Schumann).
 Reading (selected). Claudine Johnson, pupil of Mrs Margaret Hunt Ruff
 PART II. ''The Joyful Peasant" (Schumann- HartD.
 ITO Spring. (Greig).
 "Menuet." op. IA No. 1 (Paderewsl1D. Reading (selected). Claudine Johnson. Fantasia in D Minor (Mozart). Prelude in c Sharp Minor (Rach-  The home of MT. and Mrs w A. Tropst of Ensley was the scene of pretty gath ering Monday afternoon, the occasion being the ninth birthday of their little daughter, Cadle. The entire house was decorated throughout with flowers and ferns. The lower floor was thrown to- gether and about 30 little guests enjoyed music. games and dancing. The color scheme of white and yellow was most carried out the dining room able being covered with lace over yellow md centered with handsomely embossed ,ake with nine lighted candles. Dainty ces were served. Mrs. Tropst and little Miss Tropst were assisted in receiving oy Mrs. A. W. Waggner, Mrs. A. H. Waggner, Mrs. William Mickols, Miss Donnelly and Mrs. John Knox A marriage of cordial interest to many Friends was that of Mir. Jerome Box horn and Miss Blanche Marx of Bir- mingham, which was solemnized Sunday