The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-22

1 the engagement of their daughter, Mat | tie Ruth, to Mir. Alge O'Rear. the we'd | ding to take place Wednesday, Decem- | Der IS.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. T. Ogletree announce the engagement and approaching mar
 riage of their daughter, Ellie, to Mir. l Werner Arnold Kuhlo of Chattanooga,
 Tenn, the wedding to take place De
 cember "A, at the home of the B<ve,
 23S Heron street. No cards.
 | The members of the canteen service of the American Red Cross are busily en-
 gagged making plans for Christmas cheer
 for the soldiers, and they will do all in l their power to keep every soldier lad
 from being homesick. At the pretty can ! teen hut at the Union depot, Christi | mas tree, gaily decorated, will lend cheer, while soldiers passing through the city will be given gift boxes. Mrs. John Tul- lis and her committee will be most grate- full for any donations of cake and candy.
 Four hundred packages for distribution to soldiers are being arranged. and Mrs
 Frank Scott is chairman of this com mittee, which is composed of Mrs. Nash Read, Mrs. Maxwell Moody, Mrs. Walton Hill, Miss Carl Pinkston, Miss Jean Weil Miss Sara Evans, Miss Katherine Whit field, Mrs. Ralph Falkner, Mrs. B. ]. Creil, Miss Richelle Jones, Miss Louise Allen, Mrs. Daniel Troy, Miss Bessie Thorington, Mrs. A. H. McNeel, Miss Marcelle Sabel, Miss Isabel Levystein, Mrs George Jones, Mrs. Dave Whetstone, Mrs. H. c. Crenshaw, Mrs John Blue. Mrs. Hamilton Boykin and Mrs. Stuart Mackenzie.
 Mrs. Dennis Carr Is chairman of the hut decorating committee, and the mem bers are Mrs. Hamilton Boykin, Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. Lucian Gardner, Mrs. John Flowers and Miss Louise Allen.
 Mir and Mrs. George Walker Roberts entertained delightfully."- Tuesday evening at reception in compliment to their daughter, Miss Lucille Roberts, and MT. Edward Fleming Zeigler, whose wedding was an interesting eveS& of this week. The home on Burton avence was decor ated for the occasion with a profusion of palms. ferns, white narcissi and roses. Punch was served from prettily appointed table in the reception hall by Misses Nellie Stockton and Mary Worth ington, and the punch table was presided over by Miss Lila Belle Conniff. On the brides table many beautiful gifts were displayed. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening. The guests included the bridal party and a few inti- mate friends. Mrs Roberts wore a lovely gown of field mouse grey satin, and Miss Roberts wore a pretty costume of
 
 The members of the Tintagl were de- lightfully entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Bob Jones. the president, Mrs Richard Arlington presiding. A number of business matters were transacted and the club unanimously indorsed the pro- gramme of the legislative committee of the federation, and the Hoover food pledge. The literary programme consisted of an excellent paper on "Clemenceau. Woodrow Wilson and Lloyd George by Mrs. Frank McPherson, and the reading of some current war poetry by Mrs. C. c. Laslie. social hour followed and dainty refreshments were served.
 A marriage which will be received with cordial interest by friends in Montgomery is that of Mir. Shaska West and Miss Beth Tatum, which was solemnized at o'clock on the afternoon of December 15 at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Ira A. Hartwick in Reno, Nevada The bride is beautiful girl and grew to womanhood in Montgomery. where al. ! though she never made formal debut her charm and beatty won for her many admirers. She has been spending the past year with her sister in Reno While in Montgomery she made her home with another sister, Mrs. J. Whitfield Kelly.
 MT. West Is prominent in the social and business circles of Reno where he is an extensive ranch owner.
 Misses Elizabeth Somerville, Dorothy Thigpen, Jennie Blue Harris, Margaret Hicks, Jane Masse and Lucy Durr. lovely members of the college set who are students at the Agnes Scott college. have returned home for the holidays.
 MT. Thomas H. Beatty is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Stewart In To- ronto. Canada.
 MT and Mrs. Edgar Finch of Lakeland Fla. win arrive in few days to spend the. holidays with her parents, Mir and | Mrs. Thomas H.. Betty. MT. and Mrs. | Tom Betty of Tuscaloosa will arrive to- l lay to be the guests of his parents, MT. l md Mrs. Thomas H. Beatty on South | Hull street.
 las joined his wife and children, Mary | Knowles and Elmore. Jr., for the holi- | lays and they are with her mother Mrs. \. s. Knowles on South Berry street.
 Mrs. B. B. Allen and Miss Ewing of | Nashville, Tenn, are the guests of Mrs. ! A M. Baldwin.
 Miss Elizabeth DeJarnette, who is a tudent at Brenau college, is at home or the holidays with her parents, MT. | md Mrs. w. P. DeJarnette
 Mrs E. K. Mcdowell of Atlanta, for nerly Miss Susie May of this city, is he guest of MT and Mrs. A. M Bald | vim Mr Mcdowell will arrive for 'hristmas and also be their guest.
 Mr.. Bernard Gaston and daughter. drs. w. F. Risen. have gone to Bir- lingham to spend the holidays with Mr II daughter. Mrs Robert Mo- iavock.
 MT. and Mrs w. H. Hackney have eturned to their home in Birming- am after visit to Mrs Hackney.s lother, Mrs. l.. J. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Moore will re- urned today from trip to New York.
 Mrs. Louis B. Farley will arrive to- ay from Chicago to be the guest of CT daughter Mrs. Harry Randy. Miss Margaret Wilkinson returned to- ay from Newcomb college in Ney Or- cans to spend Christmas with her arents, the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wilkinson. Mrs. George F, Llnder and little