The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-12

1 Chautauqua circle on the Fenelon club
 Education Day today at the home oi
 Miss Cundel Baldwin, 1881 Huntsville
 avenue' north, at 2:so o'clock
 The Wentworth club meets with Mrs k. P. Lewis
 James
 i The Shakespeare club meets at 2:a o'clock with Mrs. w G. Harrison at Mountain Terrace
 MT. Donald B. Conner gave luncheon at the Tutwiler yesterday in honor of Mrs Ethel Thomas, assistant editor of the Mill News, Charlotte N. c. Other guests were MT. and Mrs. w. [. Phil lips, MT. z H. Mangum of Birmingham and MT. F. l.. Keen of New York city.
 Mrs. Thomas is a writer of some note and is the author of Only a Factory Boy;' Will Allen, Sinner,'' "The Bet ter Way and For Her Children S Sake which is now running as a serial In the Mil News. Under the nom de plume Becky Ann Jones' she writes the Me and Jeems' sketches in noun tain dialect.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by friends in the city: 'Mr and Mrs. Edward Sims Van File request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Harriet Lee to MT. Donald Leal Greenleaf on Tuesday. Jan uary IS, at 4:3O o'clock, Trinity chapel, Broadway and Twenty-fifth street. New York"
 Miss Van zile win be pleasantly re- membered here, having been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter Scott. She is the daughter of Dr. Van zile noted author who has frequently been the guest of his daughter here, and made many friends.
 The Volunteer Relief associa tion held an important meeting Wednesday morn ing, when officers for the year were elected. Miss Augusta Clark was re- elected president and Mrs. J. D. Moore Jr will again act as recording secre- ta1y Miss Lena Wilkerson was elected Vice president; Miss Virginia Abbott. cor responding secretary; Miss Beverly Leake treasurer. The following new members were: Mrs. Phares Coleman, Jr., Miss Hattie Cullom, Miss Lydia Eustls, Miss Gustrine Miner and Miss Edith Orr.
 The annual social of St. Johns Meth odist church will be held this evening at o'clock, to which all members and friends Of the congregation are cordially invited programme will be given by students of the Loulie Compton seminary. and the Missionary society of the church will serve refreshments
 Miss Eula Weakley will entertain at dinner at the Country club tomorrow evening, to compliment Miss Margarite Nabers, whose marriage to MT. Raymond Jones will take place January IT.
 
 Mrs. w. P. Mcqueen will entertain at a luncheon at the Southern club tomor- row in honor of Mrs. Frederick Dimmick of Philadelphia, who is the guests of Mrs. L. J. Haley and Mrs. Crawford Johnson.
 Mrs. Eugene Munger complimented Mrs S l. Munger yesterday by giving a luncheon in her honor. The table was adorned with lilies of the valley and ferns. The guests were: Mrs. Munger, Mrs. T. O. Smith, Mrs. Merrill North ington, Mrs. R. $. Munger, Mrs. +. S. Scott, Mrs. James Arthur smith, Mrs. c. W. Winship of Atlanta, Mrs. James Bowron and Miss Hubbert.
 Mrs. Louise Woodward Ball will leave SCOT for New Orleans, where she will spend several weeks
 Mrs. J. E. Penny gave most delightful informal luncheon party yesterday at her home at Glen Iris in honor of Miss Evelyn Glass and Mrs. H. B. Scott of Atlanta. The guests were Miss Glass; Mrs. Scott, Mrs Boorse. Miss Marguerite Boorse of Milwaukee, Miss Gertrude Carey of Boston, Miss Marguerite Mo- reno of Pensacola, Mrs. Frank Glass and Mrs. George Blinn, Miss Christine Glass.
 MT. and Mrs. Zack Nabers will enter tain the bridal party for the Jones-Nabers wedding Tuesday evening, giving buffet supper before the rehearsal for the we'd ding at their home on Highland avenue.