The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-10

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 club, complimenting Mrs. L. E. Chaldnol
 of Atlanta who is the national alumnal | president.
 The decorations were in yellow, caryop-
 sis being used in abundance and the place
 cards bore the school crest painted bS
 Miss Margaret Munger.
 The guests were Mrs. Chadnor, Mrs ! J. E. Deadman. Miss Ruth Allen, Mrs l Harry Jones' Mrs. Rhodes Boykin, Mrs William Berry. Mrs. A. c. Montgomery Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, Mrs. Paul Earle l Miss Margaret Munger, Miss Mary Nun ger, Miss Kate Earle Terrell, Miss Agnes Terrell, Mrs. Laura Hagood Alexander, Mrs Bailey. Mrs. W. J. Worthington Mrs. Thomas V. Magruder.
 l Mrs Lee Bradley entertained few 1 friends at luncheon yesterday at the Country club. The guests were Mrs. A. B. Harris, Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. W. P. Redd. Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, Miss Celia Smith of Memphis. The marriage of Miss Clara Hunsicler Murray daughter of the Rt. Rev. John Gardner Murray, Bishop of Maryland, and Mrs. Murray, to MT. Auville Eager, will take place on June ?. The ceremony will be performed at o'clock at the Pro-Cathedral by Bishop Murray and will he followed by a reception at the episco- pal residence on the Cathedral grounds, says the Baltimore Sun.
 The bride, who will be given in marriage by her brother, Dr. John Gardner Mur- ray, Jr, will have Miss Ann Franklin Keyser Miss Rosamond Randall Miss Helen Ludington Evans and Miss Eliza beth Eager, a sister of Mir. Eager for her bridesmaids. Her sisters, Miss Ann Kirkwood Murray and Miss Ruth Murray will be her maids of honor and younger fcta flower girl.
 MT. Eager will have his father, the Rev John Howard Eager, for his best man. and his ushers will include his two brothers, Mir John Howard Eager, Jr., and MT. George T. Eager, MT Rossiter s. Scott. MT. Martin Gillet, Mir. D. Stew art Ridgely and Lieut.. George NJ Gillett, Jr., United States of America.
 
 The Red Cross Unit of the Volunteer Relief association, under Miss Jean Marks, is requested to meet this morning at 10 o'clock in the Sunday school room of St. Mary's church.
 The members of the unit are Misses Susie Greene, Augusta Clark. Judith Jones' Florence Coffin. Dorothy Davis, Kettle Sibley, Helen McCarv, Avis Myatt. Helen Terrell. Leonora Hassinger and Mrs. Clyde Hunter.
 Mrs. T. P. Taylor was hostess to the Worth While club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Huffman road. She was as- sisted in entertaining by Misses Frances and Adele Taylor. Patriotic ideas were used in decorations and ices. A contest was enjoyed and Mrs. T. w. Riddle drew the prize, scene work of the hostess The club will meet May p with Miss Hattie Mae Riddle.
 Among those entertaining yesterday at the Country club were: Mrs. T. F. Ram dolph. Mrs. Austin Lovelace, Mrs w G. Matthias and Miss Alice Bowie
 Mrs. Charles Ungerman entertained at a luncheon party yesterday at the Coun- try club, complimenting Mrs. A T. Good win Of Montgomery, who is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John D. McNeel The table was adorned with pink roses. and the guests were: Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. McNeel, Mrs. Alfred Dow of Boston, Mrs. Frederick Dow Mrs. Margaret Weller, Mrs. w. D. Smith, Mrs. w w. Wilkerson and Mrs. Gaston Torrance.
 The first of series of graduate recitals at Louie Compton seminary will be given tomorrow evening at o'clock The graduates in expression are Miss Bettie Mcdonald and Miss Lena Darricott in piano; Miss Mable Barton, Miss Neva I1aggard and Miss Willie Mae Tanner. Friends of the school are cordially in- vited.
 Miss Della Glenn. teacher in the Sixty 1 sixth Street Baptist Sunday school, gave her class a picnic Saturday at Fair field. The following young ladies were guests: Miss Bertha Phillips, Miss Jewel Carn, Miss Ruth Jacobs. Miss Ethel Mag ness, Miss May Bearden. Miss Belle Miss Esther Magness, Miss Sara Wilder Miss Lyde Williams, Miss Louise Farr Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss Del phia Kirby, Miss Edith Easter, Miss Grace Philips, Miss Mae Cooper, Mrs. Phillips ! and Miss Della Glenn.