The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-16
News of Society and Activities of Women
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Burns, c. o. Stephens, Ted Senter, Chat tarooga: Mrs. S. E. Broadnax, Miss Broad max, Miss Chapelle, Atlanta; c. B. Hud- son, Conyers; w. G. Webb, Atlanta; Lieut.. and Mrs. R. B. Bailies, California; MT and Mrs R. A. Mitchell, Miss Nena l Hammond, MT and Mrs Agricola, w. C.. Paden Charles Olcott, Gadsden; MT. and Mrs Welch, MT and Mrs. J. B. Ellis. Mrs. Julian Smith, Miss Kate Welch, Miss Elizabeth Cade, Miss Bessie Welch, Miss Pauline Welch, Mrs. Otis Hem dricks, Selma; Mrs. Nixon, Miss Eucia Nixon, Rome. Ga; Mrs. Julian Taylor. Wilmington, N. e.; Lieut.. W. P. Mckay, J. A. Mckay, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga; J. L. Brandon, $. Johnson, T. L. Gates, Lin dale, Ga; Miss E. Hubbel Birmingham; Miss Carrie Hill, Birmingham; Miss J. Eidson Montgomery; Mrs. Paul McAl- lister Huntsville; pr. and Mrs Chea- ney, Miss J. Cheaney, Miss G. Cheaney, Silver Lake, Ga. R. B. Quincy, New Orleans. La; MT. and Mrs. J. A. Dur kee, Mrs. Summerhill, Laurel, Miss; Mrs. Walter Lee, Evergreen; Mrs. R. Baumgarten, Nashville; Mrs. I. Hirsch- berg, Little Rock, Ark; MT. and Mrs. H. c. Overby, Paducah, ky.
 1dI6T III LnG evening all E6pd1T6Q to the dancing hall, where large crowds from the cottages "tripped the light fantastic" for several hours. A splendid orchestra of six pieces furnished the music. The whole eevning was pro- nounced by everyone to be most de- lightful success
 Sunday evening another "out of the ordinary" entertainment was had in the form of small community sing" led t... II. z%z oil I. cred in the lobby of the hotel, different ones calling for some particular fa vorite until many hymns, national an- thems and old ballads had been sung. Miss Mallam's beautiful voice was heard with delight in several delight full numbers.
 This popular resort is most attrac- tive at all times, but is particularly so for the week -ends (some special enter tainment always being planned for them), and its capacity Is often taxed to the utmost.
 Next Saturday there will be "Tacky Dinner Party" and great fun is an ticipated.
 MT and Mrs. c. T. Mayfield will en- certain their card club tomorrow even- ing at their home at Norwood.
 
 week was the shower given by Mrs. J. L. Campbell a few days ago at their home in Woodlawn in honor of Mrs. Dollie Walden Sisson, 8 bride of a few weeks. The house was thrown open and adorned with garden flowers and salvia was used to center the tea table.
 Miss Mary Duggar, Miss Belle Hodges, Miss Florrie Webb and Miss Emma Shoals presided at the punch table and later in the afternoon ices were served. There were about GO guests and many attractive gifts were presented the young bride.
 Mrs J. Harold Robinson will enter tain at a tea this afternoon, compli- menting Miss Mary Mable Mccullough, a bride elect.
 The following invitations have been received:
 The Phi Delta Psi invites you to at tend their dance at the E1ks' Home, Ensley, Friday evening, August IF, from g to 1.
 Miss Bland Tomlinson will entertain a few friends at Roebuck club this after | noon, complimenting Miss Elizabeth Will Hams of South Carolina the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson and Mrs. H. c. Abell of New York, the guest of her sis ter Mrs Key Miner
 Mr. Robert Strickland entertained at an informal dance last evening at his home at Norwood. The guests included