The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-18

d.v afternoon from to oclocK at the Ridgely, complimenting MISS Catherine Perry of Atlanta. The fol- lowing have been asked to assist in receiving: Mrs. J. Francis Redd, Mrs. IT. D. Carter of Anniston, Mrs. John Sibley. Miss Hettie Sibley. Mrs. Rich ard Massey, Miss Elizabeth Massey, Miss Catherine Massey, Mrs. w. G J. Everett, Mrs. c. E. Carper, Mrs. Flu gene Ritchie, Miss Mary Southgate and
 Mrs. Horace Adams.
 Miss Amee McCrossing has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hill, in Tuscaloosa.
 l Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan of Montgom- l cry is spending few days in the city as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow. l Mrs. c. R. Gossett of Montgomery is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. W. Snead. Mrs. Einson Sibley and lovely little | daughter, Eleanor, are the guests or
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Blair, at their home 1 in Tuscaloosa.
 The following from the Tuscaloosa
 News will be of interest to many Birming- ham friends:
 1 Age-Herald appeared beautiful picture | of little Miss Lucille Hester Roperts' 1 the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hugn Roberts, a granddaughter or Mrs. Saii.o uiio Hester's in this city, and namesaKe of Mrs. Claude Neilson's. This diminu- ] five belle of the future has inherited rom l her mother, the lovely Eddie-Mae Hester l of Tuscaloosa, both beauty and charm
 while from her father, newspaper man 1 of note throughout the country, she mas l inherited intellect and brightness. which l f0 a | a child so young. Little Miss Hester IS | freouent visitor in this city, where sno is universally beloved and admired ny | all who know her and Tuscaloosa rrlenos were greatly interested in this attractiss . , picture, which is a speaking likeness or | little Miss Roberts.
 Mrs. w. H. Morris. who has spent the
 past two weeks with her niece. Mrs. :, J: Y. Tucker and other relatives in openha' I has returned home.
 K, Mrs. Ellen s. Totten left ua yesterocS E so. so. Kentucky. where she was called on eo-
 count of the illness of her hister-in-law. Miss Mary Totten
 Mrs. Harry Mccormack and Mtt.e
 daughter, Madge Blair. are the sues.s of MT. and Mrs. Frank Blair at tne''
 home in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Sarah Dryer will entertain at
 . lyric party Saturday afternoon con, { nlimenting Miss Minnie Dryer, wno VIII be married next week to MT. Taylor' Miss Della Dryer will entertain at 2 luncheon tomorrow complimentins Sisa Minnie Dryer. bride-eiect' 'i It will be of interest to q large GIT. cle of friends in the city to learn tna'
 MT. and Mrs. Herman M. Beck VIII to- day celebrate their twenty-hfth weo- ding anniversary.
 II will be of interest to hundreds ol , friends in the city as well as the mem l bership of the Drama league 'o p,rA
 lthat Miss Edgell Adams, one or DIT
 mingham's brilliant pianists. and Misa : Elizabeth Cunningham have voiuh' 1 teered their services to the DraMA [ league to visit the camps at Annistoi
 l and Montgomery to assist in entertain
 ing the soldiers stationed there. MISS l Cunningham has a very beautiful voice T and has delighted many audiences
 lwhile Miss Adams Is an accomplished lpianist They will leave today for An : niston, where they will appear in con \ cert at Camp Mcclellan; later going tt
 Montgomery.
 2 There will be meeting of the Moth r CTS club of Woodlawn this morning i. at 10 Oclock at the Woodlawn public l- library.
 At a recent meeting of the Vance, a lchapter, United Daughters of the Con e federacy, the following delegates wer' B. elected to attend the general assem
 lbly at Chattanooga. November IS: Mrs h jCappel Corey, Mrs. Charles Sharpd z Mrs. E. c. Dugar, Mrs. Cecil. Mrs. & [