The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13
EAST LAKE

l Much interest centers in the wedding of
 Miss Haywood Motion and Mir Curtis
 Nasty, which Is to take place on Tues-
 day afternoon at 5:s0 o'clock at Ruha,na Baptist church. The personnel for this l occasion follows: Miss Mary Motion,
 maid of honor; Miss Annie Motion, brides-
 maid; MT. Charles Nasty. brother of ths groom, best man; MT. Spencer Garnett of Decatur. MT. Ben Ellis Dunawav, Mir. Ira Dunsmore and MT. John Todd, groomsmen, and little Libby Morrow and Mary Frances Shelburne flower girls The wedding march will be played by
 Miss Minnie McNeil. A musical pro- gramme before the ceremony will be given by Mrs. Jasper Hutto. Mrs. A. H.
 Darden and Mrs. T. F. Morris.
 Mrs. w. c. Caldwell was hostess on
 Friday afternoon for the Pierian club for the last meeting of the season. The address was delivered by Col. Sumter Lea. The splendid musical programme was by Miss Frances Moore of Norwood. Mrs. Jasper c. Hutto. Mrs. A. H. Darden
 and Mrs. Amelia Embry. After the pro- gramme the guests gathered in the din- ing room, where Mrs. w. s. Malone, dressed as Columbia, was assisted in serving by Mrs. J. T. McPherson Mrs. w. M. Griffin and Mrs. N A. Barrett. Guests present. besides the five club members were Mrs. Cecil Alexander. Mrs. D. E. Mckinley, Mrs Guy Mckinley.
 Mrs. w. F. Reynolds. Mrs. J. c. Hutto.
 Mrs. J. M. Shelburne. Mrs. H. G. Grant, Mrs. L. A. Keene, Mrs. J D. Truss, Mrs Hattie English. Mrs. Will Wilkins. Mrs. 1 w. s. Malone Mrs Donald Mcdonald. Mrs. Roberta Culpepper Mrs. J. M. Min- 1 ter Mrs. J. D. Meadors, Miss Lucille Hill,
 Miss Lois Wilmington and Col. Sumter | Lea.
 1 The Womans Missionary society of tho 1 Methodist church was hostess Thurs
 day to the Missionary federation of East
 Lake, Splendid addresses were deliv-
 cred. Mir. Dannes, secretary of relief 1 work in the United States, came from Ohio Mrs. Westmoreland spoke for the , Red Cross. Mrs. Mary Willis, Mrs. J. B. Reid Mrs. Agyhart and others made in- ] teresting talks. At noon delicious buf- ! fet luncheon was served to l5o guests. Mrs D. F. Mckinley entertained the
 Matrons' club on Tuescay. Mrs. John
 Roper rece ved the award for the best | drawing. The visitors prize was pre- sented to Miss Haywood Motion. The
 guests were Miss Haywood Motion. Mrs. | II. G. Grant. Mrs. Harold Robinson. Mrs. | W. C. Caldwell, Mrs. Beecher Byrd, Mrs P. P Burns. Mrs c. B. Crull, Mrs Guy Mckinley, Mrs. c. W, Smith. Mrs. Y. l.. Senn, Mrs J. G. Senn, Mrs. H. H. Hibhs, Mrs. c. F. Shumate. Mrs. w. A. Hill.
 Mrs. T. D. Moor, Mrs D. E. McConneA Mrs. T. R. Eagles and Mrs. J. H. Roper. Little Yorke Bass was honoree at a l birthday party given by Mrs w. o. Bass in celebration of his sixth birthday. Games were played on the lawn. In the contest indoors the prize Was won by
 Robert Hewlett. Jr.. Assisting the host- ess in the dining room were Marjorie Bass, Miss Elizabeth Mcpherson. Miss Mary Carlisle. Miss Katharine Hendricks and Miss Josephine McDonough. Twenty- two guests enjoyed the afternoon.
 Mrs. w. F. Motion has as her guestn for the Hasty Motion wedding Mrs B. E.
 Sanders of Roanoke, Miss Bessie Tuck ax
 of Lafayette, Mrs. Marti1 ot (COntinuea on Pagk .s8