The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-28
MISS EVELYN CHRISTIE

Fuller. MT. and Mrs. Ed Keeble. Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. McDaniely, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Nicolson, Mir. and Mrs. c. IL Robinson, Snow Hill; MT. and Mrs Carlton Grimes.
 Among the visiting young men will be Messrs. George P Wingo, Robert Murphy, Billy Seals, Hunter McDuffy Kirk Peterson, MT. Mccall. Darry Gayle, Jim Nicolson, Murray Nicolson William T. Allison. Robert l.. Kenan Richard Rowan. Holmes Chapman, Pe- ter Vrendenburgh.
 MT. Everette Pritchard. Mir. Peyton 9uford, MT. White Smith, Camden: MT. Joe McNeil. Dr. R. P. Mullins. Walter Afford, Camden.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Minter and Mir and Mrs. c. R. Beers will entertain with Christmas dance for the col. lege set on Monday evening at the Min ter home at Tyler, when Miss Eliza. beth Beers, Mir. Benjamin Beers and MT. James Minter will be guests oi honor.
 Notable among tho social events of this week in Alabama was the pre- conclave ball, given in the Standard night, by members of the Pi Tau P, chapters of Selma Montgomery, Co1um- bus, Ga. and Birmingham. The ball arranged to honor members of the fra. ternity en route to the conclave in New Orleans was attended by a number of Selmians, among them being Edwir Long and John Herzfeld, who are this chapters representatives at the con clave; Elkan Leva, Sydney Hohenberg Morris Meyer, Morris Gusdorf. Benz Richards. Ormond Hirchfield, Emile Siegel, Leslie Lilienthal., Julian Cad L-s. Lahman Mayer of Demopolis and Misse' Dorothy Kayser, Jennie Eliasberg Helen and Josephine Schuster. Sarah Threefoot and Irma Well.
 Mir and Mrs. Roger c. Jones are en- tertaining a pleasant family gathering at their home with their three attrac. tive daughters and their husbands and MT. Catesby Jones, their son, all pres- ent for Christmas
 Mir. and Mrs. Brandley Converse ar- rived early in the week from New Orleans and were joined by Mir. and Mrs. James Webb and two lovely daughters, Sarah and Caroline, who came over from Demopolis MT and Mrs. Van Hannah and little, Sarah Gertrude, named for her two maternal aunts, with MT. Catesby Jones, com pleted< the family.
 MT. Hudson Strode of the university will give reading for the Drama league here early in January. lunch ern will be arranged by the leagu. and the event will be one of unusua interest
 The first important social event Christmas week had as its inspiration a charming bride, Mrs. Paul Ander. son of New York. and a lovely young natorn, Mrs. Edgar Bcwron, formerly Nary Anderson. and always great fayorite socially, whether in Selma, her former home. Birmingham, the homo of her husband, or Florence, where Mr. and Brs. Bowron are living a. present, and where they have drawn about them many interesting and de- lightful friends.
 The handsome Anderson home. which has history richly endowed with many elaborate and beautiful ante bellum entertainments, was never more elaborately or beautifully decorated than on Tuesday afternoon when Mrs R. F. Anderson was hostess for heJ two daughters. inviting several hun dred guests to meet them between the hours of and G.
 Meeting the guests on their arrivaJ were Mrs. B. H. Craig. Mrs c. c Grayson and Mrs. s. A.. Fowlkes, whc stood in the broad hallway, which wa. beautifully decorated with poinsettia, and palms. Standing in the library were Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Paul An derson. Mrs. Edgar Bowron, Miss Heller Anderson, Mrs. John Davison, Mrs Benjamin Craig. Mrs. Lucien Burns Mrs, A J.. Atkins, Mrs. J. L. Camr of Virginia, Mrs. r. P. Russell
 In the library pink carnations and charming floral decoration
 Receiving for the hostess in the din- ing room were Mrs. A. T. Reeves Mrs. Edward Lister, Mrs. H. G. Pattillo. Mrs. c. J. Burns Mrs. Edmund Pettus.
 The refreshment table was centered with a silver basket filled with Ophelia roses and silver bon bon dishes were filled with nuts, hints and candies. Here ices and cakes were served.
 The guests were invited into the punch room by Mrs. Clarence Elebash, Mrs. Joseph Bibb of Memphis. Mrs. Eugene Galloway and Mrs. Howard apartment, where Killarney roses added to the beauty of the room, were a bevy of charming society girls. friendsN of the daughter of the house, Misses Lorine Peacock, Leone Clay, Alma Seymour, Carolyn Young, Corinne Gay, Dorothy Powell. Mrs Robert Word. Mrs. Ernest Rockwell. Mrs Will IIiiScIi anu <dIS. otliGTS NTeQenDuJ2n.
 Coming as surprise to friends hero was the marriage of Miss Alma Kirk patrick and MT. Thomas Alonzo Hors- ley. which took place at 9:30 Tuesday morning at the home of the brides grandmother, Mrs. S. M. Kirkpatrick, S09 Alabama avenue.
 Only relatives were present for the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Joseph Dunglinson. pastor of the Broad Street Presbyterian church. in the parlor of the Kirkpatrick home where palms and Christmas greens were effectively massed.
 Miss Mabel Kirkpatrick. cousin of the bride, attended her as maid of honor, the two entering the parlors together and meeting The groom and his best man, MT. Hugh Lawhon. Miss Kirk patrick wore a becoming gown of satin. with a hat of taupe velvet, and her flowers were corsage of Ophelia roses.
 The bride was becomingly attired in