The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-03

members with quotations from Byron. The club guest for the afternoon was Miss Florence Beavers of Woodawn
 Mrs. J. c. Huckaby. who, until her marriage in January, was Miss Cora Westbrook, was the recipient on Satur- day afternoon of lovely courtesy when Mrs J. H. Fender, Mrs. T. P. Downey and Mrs. w. A. Lavender, at the home of Mrs. Fender, entertained in her honor with a miscellaneous shower. The home was thrown together and was dec orated with pink and white. Baskets of pink roses and growing ferns were used and pink kewpies The guests were re- ceived at the door by Mrs. w. M. Glass, Mrs J. l.. Anderson and Mrs J. w.. Adams. In the receiving line were Mrs. Mrs W. M. westbrook, mother of the bride Mrs. James c. Huckaby, the hon. oree. who wore a lovely blue taffeta with corsage bouquet of pink carnations; Mrs. J. H. Fender, Mrs. T. P. Dow ney, Mrs. w. A.. Lavender, Mrs. W. c. Huckaby, and Mrs. Annie Hunt, sister
 in Jaw and aunt of Mir Huekaby, Misses Florence and Eunice WeHtbrook. Punch was served by Misses Regina Downey and Mabel Barton, and Miss Ethel Par sons had charge of the brides registry. Music was rendered by Mrs. $. w. Boles Mrs. c. E. Harvey, Misses Regina Dow ney and Mabel Barton, piano: Miss Mai belle Downey, violin, and Mrs. Raymond Strickland, Miss Florence westbrook and Miss Clint Sullivan, vocal solo.
 The presents were brought in the din- ing room in pink and white express wagon drawn by little Margaret Fender and L. T. Taylor, attfred as miniature bride and groom, while Mrs. s. w. Boles played Mendelssohn's wedding march. The out-o town guests were Mrs. Annie Hunt and Mrs. T. A. Stephens of Dolo- ~ -r.- 1-.z r1-4. ct 4 Miss Clint Sullivan of East Lake, Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs. Joe Craig and Miss Pearl Craig of Birmingham, and Miss Leila Cruink of Boyles An ice course in pink and white with pink kewpies as fa- vors were served to about 75 guests.
 The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society Will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. ?. 4. Glenn.
 Mrs w. C. Whitmore and little daugh- ter of Leeds were guests of Mrs. Whit mores parents, Rev. and Mrs. k. P. Taylor, recently.
 Mrs r. E. Melton of Trussville spent several days with Mrs. w. A. Lavender the past week
 Mir. L. F. Hoffman has returned from a visit to his mother in Pensacola.
 Mrs. R. T. Harris has returned to her home in YolaDde after visit to her daughter, Mrs. L. r. Taylor
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Gordon of Tulla- homa, Tenn, after spending several months with their daughters Mrs. John R. T. Rives and Mrs. Ed Keith have returned home.
 MT. M. D. McPoland of Jasper was a recent visitor to his sister, Mrs. J. P. Carney.
 Mrs. John Sims of Villa Rica. Ga,
 is with her sister Mrs. Walter Dayid- son, having been called hGe by the ill., ness of her mother, Mrs. Gray. MT and Mrs. Mike Collins have moved to Norwood.
 Miss Callie Sf-el Till has returned from months visit In Oneonta. @ Mr and Mrs. II. Austin of Decatur are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Aus tin on Insle Drive.
 Miss Lyllis Rookett spent Sunday in Bocton with Mrs. H. Davis. Mrs. c. l.. Baugh and daughter Maymie, spent several Gays with Mrs Frank Baugh on Seventh avenue on thei way home to Browns from Nashville. Mir and Mrs Frank Baugh left Fri day for a visit to relatives in Nashville and Ellxton
 Mrs Ernest Heck of Macon is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. Russell MT. Solon Graham of TalladeSa was recent guest of his mother here. MT. Ross Graham and family of Crop well are moving to 1nglenook Mir. Thomas Gibson has return to his home in St. Louis after a visit to his aunt, Mrs. W. T. Cook.
 Mrs s. A. O'Brian of Bessie is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. M Perry and her neice, Mrs T. P. Wowney