The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-10
News of Society and
Activities of Women

Miss Marion Whidden, Steel Plants, t.
c. l.. Mrs. A. E. Mills, Crumley's chapel;
Mrs. NJ. w. Glasgow, Docena; Mrs. A. w.
Parker, Shady Grove; Mrs. Manly Vines,
Short Creek; Mrs. Will Higgins, Oak
Grove; Miss Gordia Tuggle, Alliance;
Mrs. W. E. Vines, Locust Fork; Mrs. j.
T. Standifer, Hebron; Mrs. A. F. Bear
den, New Merkel; Mrs. j. A. Harper, Mrs.
M. B. Holcombe and Miss Mary Ritten
bury, CrestIine and Edgewood; Mrs. j. B.
Walters, Oak Grove; Mrs. Pete B. Good
win. Oxmoor; Mrs. E. J. Hudnen. Pow
derby; Mrs d. w owen, Winona; Mrs.
David FAIR, Wilkes; Mrs. w. r. Cope
land, Hueytown; Mrs. w. d. Brown, Dol
omite; Mrs. j. F. Appling, Cottage Hill;
Mrs c. H Smith, Lipscomb; Mrs. Roy
Brockman, Snow Springs; Mrs. w. o.
Bridges, Concord; Mrs. J B. Knight, Oak
Grove; Mrs. j. B. Quinn, Cohort; Mrs P.
w. Acton, Rocky Ridge Mrs j. E. Fra
zier, Hale Springs; Mrs w. L. Martin,
Morgan; Mrs W. NJ Sadler, Hopewell;
Mrs. P. II. Roy, Shannon; Mrs. E. E.
Abbott, Muscolda; Mrs. w. J. Davis, Low
Gap; Judge and Mrs. Foster, Adger; Mrs.
I. d. Davis and Mrs H. NJ .Byers, Johns;
Mrs. ]. d. Cowan, Mud Creek; Mrs Isaac
Parsons, Hurricane Hill; Mrs. D. E. Will
son and Mrs. J. j. Shannon, Miss Leola
shannon, woodward ana Brighton.
The following from the Admission Star
will be read with much interest by
friends in Birmingham.
Admission has veritable colony of An
historians in Birmingham, also, who are
ever giving US reason to feel proud OF
them. Mr.. Sidney ]. Bowie was in town
this wees. receiving hearty welcome
from his host of friends here.
~ E'rUa who ia Of the
most successful of Birimingham's bust
ness men, and has meant to the religious
world of Birmingham just what he
meant to Admission, and has this summer
been leader in patriotic movements, es-
pecially in food conservation
"Mr and Mrs. e. NJ. Kilby are two of
the most popular of the ex-Annistonians
Mrs Kilby is a champion golfer, leader
in the social work, and affiliated with
many patriotic and literary organizations
'E NJ Kilby became very much inter-
ested in the food preparedness campaign
inaugurated in Birmingham last spring,
and got the food conservation idea to
such an extent that he planted some of
his 10 acres of ground-about three acres
of it-in garden truck. He made a Won
derful success with the vegetable crop
planted, and is now home garden en-
thusast."
The following announcement has been
received by friends in the city,
Mrs. James William Irwin announces
the marriage of her daughter, Elizabeth
Florence, to Mr. Richard Garrett Ennis,
on Wednesday, August 8, 1917, Savannah,
Tenn"
"At home after August is, Livingstn,
Ala
Mr. Clifton Smith, accompanied by his
CsY,oith nf Sha1hvVil1p Tenn.
are spending few days in the city as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. t. G. Nc
Gahey at West End
Friends of Miss Mamie Smith of Shell
byville, Tenn, who is i'll at the Biz
mingham infrmary, following an opera
ton yesterday, will be glad to learn that
she is improving.
Miss Edith Orr is entertaining an at
tractive group of young women at the
summer home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Orr, at Mentone, who are
being chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Jones. Those in the party In
clude Miss Gustrine Miner, Miss Lydia
weakley, Mr.. Sorsby Jemison, Mr.. Harry
Montgomery, Mr.. Harold Marsh. Mr..
Alan Jemison, Mr.. William Wilson, Mr..
Wilbur Brown, Mr.. N. E. Cross, Mr..
John Lewis Cox and Henry McCary.
Mrs. W. D. Lewis, Jr., etertained at
bridge Yesterday afternoon in honor
of her guest, Mrs. A. M. Johnson of
jackson, Miss. Mrs Johnson will leave
Tuesday for Toledo, O., to visit her
mother and friends.
Mrs w. A. Abercrombie entertained
her Five Hundred club yesterday
morning at her home at Norwood. The
tables were placed on the porch and
were adorned with sunflowers Lin
gerie was given as the prizes and after
the games a plate course was served.
Among the guests were Mrs William
Goodwin, Mrs. Jack Clements, Mrs K.
G.. Marshall. Mrs. Cloe, Mrs. Milton
Neill Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Phelps.
The following announcement has been
sent to friends and relatives in the south
of Mr.. F. D. Caruthers, assistant bust
ness manager of the New York World,