The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-07


 and lighted by candelebra of red candles Streamers of red led from the red shaded chandelier to the corners of the table upon which a vase of red carnations formed the centerpece.
 Each guest had wrote a piece of advice to the bride in a heart-shaped book which was presided over by Miss Louise Lam | bert and Miss Elizabeth Dunaway. Little Miss Helen and Master William Duna- way entered the room pulling wagon l filled with beautiful gifts for the bride. | After a delicious salad and ice course was served music was enjoyed | On Wednesday evening following the rehearsal an informal reception for the bridal party and the immediate family was held at the home of the brides par ents. MT and Mrs F. w. Dunaway. Orr vile The rooms were thrown together and made beautiful by decorations Of sml- ! lax and white carnations 4 | The table was gracefully draped with white tulle and asparagus ferns. Here l the prettily embossed brides cake was cut | amid much merriment. The refreshments were emblematic of the occasion and con sisted of delicious ice cream molded in shape of brides roses and block cakes | embossed with the monogram, ID. CT l
 | The Blue Bird club, a charitable organ lization will give their second annual dance Wednesday evening at the Tokic Tea garden.
 ] Miss Lena Schear is the president; Mrs i Morris Schwartz, vice president, and Miss Mae Cohen secretary. The proceeds oi this affair will be devoted to charity
 Miss Pauline and Miss Mildred Ruther-- y.tta ntann a n 0 ldance yesterday at the home or then parents, MT. and Mrs. w. D. CreWs' or South Seventeenth street.
 The decorations were in pink and white and at noon a delightful luncheon was | served after which the young people spent the afternoon dancing. The guests were Miss Joy Thompson, Miss Ehzaoetf Johnson, Miss Lucy Turner, Miss Ethe | Murphy, Miss Marietta Randolph, Miss Garnett Launey Miss Mary Launey' MISS Eva Thomas Taylor, Miss Maybellt | Thompson, Miss Ida Thompson. Miss Margaret Brown of Mobile, Miss Mary | Claude Morris Miss Eleanor Marshall ane
 Miss Corinne Travis.
 The following invitation, has been re ceived
 | Mrs. Alcesta Smith Henley requests th' honor of your presence at the marnag'
  Lawrence Sherrell Movers. on "Wednesday afternoon. January IT. 1917, at 3 o'clock Southside Baptist church, Birmingham l Ala.
 Mrs Frank Nabers entertained the ] Boucher college alumnae yesterday a l her home Among the guests were: Mrs w. M. Walker. Mrs. w. H. Ma fly. Mrs | Donald Conner, Mrs. H. c. Gassman, Mrs l IT. Simms, Mrs. William Denson, Mrs l Clarence Estes. Mrs. Paschal Shook. Mrs Lewis Underwood. Mrs. John H. Ed l mundson Mrs. Frank Nabers, Miss Mar 1 garet Cameron, Miss Margaret Weaver Miss Lauresse Johnson, Miss Florence l Bullard. Miss Ruth Norton. Miss Chris tine Glass. Miss Mary Weber, Miss Ads l Weber. Miss Louise vansandt, Miss Hen rietta Gibson
 Mrs. R. L. Holman will give boz party on Friday afternoon in, honor o l Miss Annie Henley, who is one of thu ! popular brides-elect
 Mrs John s. Beard will entertain a a linen shower on Saturday compliment ing Miss Annie Henley.
 Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke enter tained a few friends last evening at thu \ Country club in honor of Miss Paulin Haywood the guest of Miss Elizabeti lWyman
 Mrs. Dan. Smith entertained at l, luncheon party yesterday at the Southerl
 club in honor of Miss Annie Henley
 The guests were: Miss Annia Henley ft