The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-30

Jones. Harris, Williams. Reid, Sam Bor- ders Varley Grey and Hugh Simpson.
 Mrs. A. J. Gray gave a box party at the Lyric Wednesday in honor of Miss Mar guerite Keith, whose wedding to MT. Earl Burgin has been set for Septem- Der 10.
 Among those who have been invited to share this attention with the bride-elect are: Mrs. I. H. Howell, Mrs. Charles G. Hughes, Mrs E. B. Irwin, Mrs Mae Bat son. Mrs. Wilbur Lewis, Mrs Lois Keith Mrs. J. Morris Broomall, Mrs. w. J. Smith, Mrs. C. B. Lytle, Misses Capitola Moody, Nora Burgin, Lucille Keith, Lillis Alen, Josie Burgin.
 The following wedding announcement has been received:
 Mrs, Elize J. Hil announces the mar riage of her daughter, Rowena A, to MT. Charles, Williamson Woodruff, on Tues day, August 21, 1917. At home, 1911 Hunts vile avenue, Birmingham, Ala"
 
 The Kewes K1ub will entertain at their first annual ball September 5 at the Southern club. About 300 members of the college set will be invited beauti- ful grand march has been planned, which will be led by the president, MT. Walter Harris, and Miss Emily Frawley, assist ed by Mrs. Harry Cole and Miss Dru- cilla Lovel
 The personnel of the Kewes is: Messrs. Walter Harris, Harry Cole George B. Tarrant, Vance Otey, John Montgomery, Charles deVaux, Jack Hornady, Nelson Hury, Robert Rox, Robert Clayton, Ed ward Rosemond and Forsyth Gordy.
 
 Miss verna McCrory gave a bridge party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. s. Counselman on South Thirteenth avenue.
 The guest of honor was Miss Delaware kemper, who is visiting Miss Emily liar rison, and the prize was a dainty work bag. The honoree was presented with some crepe de chine handkerchiefs and those who. enjoyed meeting her, besides the club members, were: Misses Emily Harrison, Letitia McNeal, Annie Moore Juliet Foster, Fanny Bowers. Caro-Lane Farmer, Mildred Crabbe Helen Shrop- shire, Mrs. Marshall Hogan.
 Miss Ruth Lallande gave an informal dance Tuesday evening at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. P. P. Lal- lande, on Waucoma, in honor of Miss Delaware Kemper of Franklin La About 30 young people were included in this delightful hospitality.
 Mrs. Victor Prowell has just received news of the safe arrival in this country of her son, Ensign Wheeler Nolan.
 Ensign Nolan was on the transport Des Moines that helped to convoy the troops to foreign shores. He was 26 days put, but reached port in safety.
 Dr. Michael Lolan, another son of Mrs. Prowell, who is to be with the Pennsyl- vania base hospital, is now abroad and will soon be assigned to active service. Mrs. Nolan is with her mother, Mrs. Oscar Newhouse in West Orange, N. J., put will return to Birmingham the first ot January Miss Delaware Kemper of Franklin ], -a,, who has been the inspiration of a | number of informal parties, will be com olimented on Friday by Misses Ruth and | Mabel Roy Lallande, who will give 1 party at Roebuck. Mrs. Victor Prowell gave a small | luncheon Wednesday at the Country 1 luf, in compliment to her two guests, | drs. Andrew Cromer of Uniontown and | Mrs. Rowena Webster of Helena, Ark. | The other members of the party were | Mrs. J. N. Morgan, Mrs. M E. Withing- 1 on, MT. James Davidson and Mrs Rosa | Hart