The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-03
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

many beautiful g1fts for the bride-elect. The tea table was centered with bas- ket of golden rod and ices and hints carried out the same color scheme. The score prize was pair of silk hose. The guests were: Miss Virginia White, Mrs. Jack Walton, Mrs. Wallace Nall, Jr., Mrs. Frank White, Miss Mary OBrien, Miss Estelle Strickland. Miss Mabel Marler, Miss Pattie Rena Shepherd Miss Kathleen Nesbitt, Mrs Forrest Robin son, Miss Kathleen Cox, Mrs. Fred Arnold, Mrs. Roland Beck, Mrs. Albert Dobyns, Mrs. J. M Anderson. Miss Mildred Crabbe, Mrs William Phillips, Miss Kate Little, Miss Lula Mae Little, Miss Hudson Shepherd, Miss Nettie Bum, Miss Bessie Morgan, Miss Julia Carney, Mrs. c. J. Orrison and Mrs. J. T. Gau- din.
 Miss Ruth Ferguson entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Civic associa- ton cafe, complimenting Miss Mildred Hill, who will be married this week to MT. John Reuben Hood.
 The table was adorned with huge basket of golden glow and the guests were Miss Hill, Miss Lora Faulkner Mrs. H. L. Cornelius, Miss Bushby and Miss Alberta Tanner.
 
 friends and relatives in the city is that Of MT Daniel Smith, formerly of this city, and Miss Pearl Elizabeth Pruitt which will take place tomorrow in Char lotte, N. C., at the home of the bride MT. Smith and his bride will come to Birmingham to spend a few days with relatives in the city, returning to Char lotte to make their home.
 Mrs. James Keith was hostess at home Friday morning for very charming in- formafity, in honor of Mrs. George Nor row, one of Brminghams lovely matrons, who returned home Saturday. She was the popular guest of Mrs. Charles David son for several days
 Invited to meet the visitor were several old friends. A social chat while the fair visitors were knitting, and the serv- ing of a dainty salad course marked the event,-Anniston Star.
 The marriage of Miss Carrie Louise Brandon of Gadsden and Mr. Duff c. Lewis of this city will be an event of this evening and will be of interest to large circle of friends and relatives throughout the state. The personnel of the wedding party Is as follows:
 The maid of honor is Miss May Rosser the brides sister Her mother, Mrs. Frank Brandon, will give the bride away, the ceremony will be performed by the brides father, the Rev. Frank W. Brandon, pastor of the church. The ring bearer will be little Randolph Cross, and the flower girl Ruth Cross, both O. Gadsden. The bridesmaids will be Misses Julia " Miller, Anniston; Rose Lewis, Lillie Montgomery, Gads- den, and Rosa Bowie of this city. The best man, Dr. Robert L. Lucas, is of Charlotte, N. c. The groomsmen are Messrs. Eugene Hawkins, Tuscaloosa; Henry Adams, Bessemer; Gordon Quinn and Gerald King of Anniston. The ush- CTS, Messrs. Harry Montgomery, Charles Martin and Pheian Majors of Gadsden, and MT Wesley Darden of Birmingham. The first meeting of the fall will be held by Pelham chapter, United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, Wednesday aft ernoon, 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. S F. Ewing, BIO Glen Iris avenue. In addition to Mrs. Ewing the joint hos tesses will be Mrs. F. T. Dunkerley, Mrs L. S. Handley, Mrs. J. A. Rountree, Mrs. F. F. Davidson, Mrs. Drucilla Dow ling, Miss Dorsey Harris This plan of by several members to- gether, was adopted just before adjourn ment for the summer and will be followed the year. The meeting is be- Signal Mountain, one of the most at tractive of the Tennessee resorts has