The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

Graves, Emma Washburn, Mary Ray, Bella Taylor, Florence Kennery, Katie ] Bailey, Grace Willoughby, Flora liar rison, Mary Reeves, Teresa Kerney Mary Barclay, Agnes Harrison, Sadie i Antmon. Messrs. Jones, Humphries Capps. Hudson. Floyd, Harrison, Shoeig, Lacey Mills, Hall, UhI, Tuck CT, Parkinson, Franklin, MT. and Mrs. Dnply.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Sheppard will entertain at buffet supper on Tues day evening at o'clock, compliment ing Miss Jean McGiu of Michigan, who is their guest, and Miss Flora Jones, a bride-elect.
 There will be programme and Tom Thumb wedding" at Owenton Methodist church this evening at s o'clock under the direction of Mrs. S. O Kimbrough. Mrs. Jack Howell will sing q Love Thee' Reading by Miss Violet Wolford. Miss Bert Rogers will be pianist. The cast of characters for the wedding will include: Bride Fran ees Johnson groom, Roy Ballentine; maid of honor, Emily Gregg; best man. Homer Ballentine; minister Lewis and Altne Hines; flower girls May belle Gregg and 0 Agnes Raeney; groomsmen, ThomasSBennett and Ken init Black; ushers Everett Gossett and Carlton Gladden.; mother of bride. Lil- liam Chambers: grandmother Marion Jenes; grandfather, Ormand Black guests. Verna Lee Howell, Ellwyn itch, Louise shannon, Mildren Hines Gene Gladden. and Edith Black
 Before the ceremony Miss Louise shannon will sing "At Dawning," and Miss Verna Lee Howell will sing. q Love You Truly"
 Mrs. David Roberts had as her guests at the performance of the Bal let Russe last evening, Mir. and Mrs George Gordon Crawford and MT. and Mrs, Walker Percy.
 Miss Carey Johnson will entertain the Friday Bridge club this afternoon at her home on Highland avenue
 
 Miss Margaret Dewey will be hostess 10 her card club this afternoon.
 Mrs. c. V. Avery will entertain the Beta Sigma club on February 2.
 Mrs. Paschal Shook will entertain at tea on the afternoon of Thursday Feb- ruary s, complimenting Mrs Alfred Shook bride who has recently come to Birmingham to reside. The invitations will include the young married set.
 Mrs. Lowell Yerkes entertained at a buffet luncheon yesterday at her home complimenting two popular brides, Mrs. Alfred Shook and Mrs. Julian Polk Smith. The home was adorned with quantities of spring blossoms, and the invitations Included the younger married set
 Mrs. James Keith entertained at a bridge party yesterday afternoon com Miss Madaline Ward a bride- elect The guests were: Miss Ward, Miss Holmes, Miss Chattn, Miss Elizabeth Ward Miss Mabel Marler, Miss Mallie Moughon, Miss Etoile White, Miss Jessie Wheelock. Miss Blanche Matthews. Mes danes Ed Claughton, W. R. Gum, Ev- crit Moses, Vernon Gray, Harry Wheel ock, Dewitt Lightner John Stone Hos klns, Mrs. John Black, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Gilbert and Mrs. Wheelock of Denver, the guest of Mrs. Harry Wheelock
 Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr., entertained at an informal tea yesterday afternoon at her home complimenting Miss Ruth Seb- ring. who is the guest of Mrs. R. R. StotIar. The invitations included num- Der of visiting girls and their hostesses.
 Mrs John Wills gave a small bridge party yesterday at her home on Glen Iris avenue in honor of her sister, Mrs. E. H. Agnew of San Francsco who is visiting her for few days.
 Mrs A. H. Woodward entertained a few friends at an informal luncheon yes- terday at her home in honor of Mrs. William Rucker of Charlottesville Va, who is the guest of Dr. and Mrs Lewis c. Morris.