The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26
HATTIE HIGHLANDS WRITES ABOUT GAY
 WEEK WITH THE SOLDIER BOYS IN TOWN

{, tend the Brown Murphy wedding that | evening and during their short stay they | were delightfully."- entertained. The wed- l ding was one of the events of the sea- son as both the young bride and groom l have scores of friends throughout the
 south and belong to prominent families. 1 Never before has the late summer been so gay and had so many visitors. Did l you ever hear of so many wonderful ! parties in the very heat of the summer? 1 One of the most admired of the visitors | is Elizabeth Williams of Charleston, s. 1 C., the guest of Margaret Nelson. One
 of the popular girls of the younger set said: Hattie Highlands Margaret Nell son just has scores of friends and with such an attractive and popular girl we don't wonder she has all the lovely par | ties given her"
 Another attractive visitor in the young l CT set is Stephanie Levert, the guest of
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Levert. Margaret l Builder you realize that that child 1 is nearly grown?) gave a luncheon for ! her on Friday and Mamie and Margaret Morrow entertained at luncheon at the Roebuck club for her on Wednesday, and | I hear that there will be other affairs for her this week.
 i Katherine Whales of Norfolk, Va, is 1 the popular guest of Katherine Morrow. , You remember Katherine was her guest early in the summer. Wednesday Kath-
 crime had lovely luncheon and swim
 ming party for her and Elizabeth Will l Hams at Roebuck.
 Bessie and Mary Sloss of Uniontown are
 the guests of Anita Sloss and are being | delightfully."- entertained during their {. visit. Anita gave a charming dance I in their home last week to which about
 70 of the younger set were invited. ! Mark Cruikshank, otherwise known as
 Lieut.. Mark Crukshank, of the United States army, is visiting his parents and
 is receiving a. most cordial greeting from
 his many friends. He has been away
 from Birmingham for the past year and has now come back a real soldier boy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cruikshank entertained a
 rumber of friends at their home last evening in his honor which proved a
 delightful affair. The Cruikshanks are
 charming people and their parties are always enjoyable.
 l It seems that there will be no debu- | tantes this winter and as one of the
 girls who had expected to be one said: 1 T don't care about any coming out this
 winter with the boys gone and then
 
 | summer, and what could have been more
 fun than the past week with all those lovely parties? What in the world would 1 be any lovelier than Mildred Iettig' s
 dinner dance Margaret Nelson's porch party, Katherine Ledbetters buffet luncheon Alex Cecil, Jr's dinner party, Mir and Mrs. Sterling Lanier's party
 for MT. and Mrs. Russell Lanier, w. D. Smith. Jr, and Weller Smiths dance, Rachael Londons dinner party. the l Morrow girls luncheons, Margaret Gage S luncheon, and just so many other inror- nal and enjoyable affairs?
 | This week will also be gala for so mane attractive visitors here to attend
 the Kappa Delta convention which will have quarters at the Tutwiler. I hear
 that there will be hundred or more delegates and that many informal af-
 fairs are being planned for them Mrs. Pitts (Minnie CoclSe) is to be grand mar
 shal, which is very splendid selection, 1 in fact there could not be better one,
 and will add materially to the good time
 of all.
 l Will write you again soon if I have 1 time with all these days filled with par
 ties and soldier boys. Your Friend, 1