The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
Ky ELrzABEvH D. CRoMMELIN

Ny EI.TZABETH D. CROMNELIN
 Montgomery, September H.-(Special) Miss Anne Goldthwaite, who has achieved great distinction as a portrait painter in oils, is visiting her sister, Mrs. O. O. Nelson in this city Miss Goldthwaite is a native of Montgom- cry and a daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Richard Goldthwaite of Montgom- cry. Her wonderful success in the field of art has been watched with great pride by Montgomery relatives and friends and the fact that she will spend several weeks in the city is the source of much pleasure.
 Miss Goldthwaite resides in New York, where her portraits and etchings are much admired by the best critics of that city.
 .e Mir. and Mrs. j. A. Adams entertained Informally Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at their home on Lewis street in compliment 10 their daughter Miss Mary Jane Adams, whose marriage to pr. Harry Haynes Luttreu was a pretty event of Wednesday morning.
 The house was prettily decorated with a profusion of pink roses palms and ferns. During the evening deli- clous Ice course was served. and the daintily appointed punch table was pre- sided over by Mrs. William VanPelt Miss Adams received her guests in a handsome gown of orchid satin com oined with silver embroidered georgette crepe.
 Mrs. Victor Van Tuyl Metcalfe en- tertained at one of the prettiest social 6 affairs of the early fall Tuesday aft ernoon from to o'clock at her home on south Decatur street in compliment of an attractive bevy of young girls who are students at the Woman's coi- lege.
 The house was charmingIy decorated for the occasion with great bowls of au- tumn leaves of rich and varied hues. Across the far end of the spacious living room was hung a crimson pennant of the college, and a most impressive ef- feet was obtained by this artistic sym Dol During the afternoon Miss Marie Neal sang exquisitely Kiss Me Again" Sweetheart" and I'm forever Blow : ing Bubbles" accompanied on the ! piano by her sister, Miss Nell Neal Later in the evening a delicious ice course was served and the Currer Bell : "a little society at the college) colors z of sky blue and gold were carried out : n the cakes, ices and hints Those who enjoyed Mrs Metcalfe's }, delightful hospitality were: Miss Mar celia Moore, Miss Nellie Nall Matthews. 1 Miss Louise Matthews, Miss Mary Alma Stanford Miss Jean Stanford, Miss ! Elizabeth Lockwood. Miss Fannie Merri | Jones, Miss Elizabeth Sanford, Miss ! nell Neal. Miss Marion Neal Miss Addie , Lee Farlish, Miss Mae Wood. Miss Ruth 1 Wheeler. Miss Elizab beth Adams Miss | EIlzabeth Crommelin, Mrs. Will Chand- | Ter and Mrs. Herbert Jones.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Metcalfe. Sr.. en- tertained at a delightful dinner party Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at l their home on Alabama street. in honor or Mr. Metcalfe's seventy-fourth birth l day. The house was handsome ly dec 1 orated for the occasion with wealth l or cut flowers and a beautiful color | .Scneme or red and white was carried 1 out in every detail
 In the dining room asters and chrys- anthemums were used in profusion. and | the handsomely embossed birthday cake burning 74 miniature tapers held the | center of the table. A delicious seven course dinner was served, during which many witty compliments and | .good wishes were extended the charm ing host and hostess
 among the gusets for this affair were the following veterans friends of inc most: MT. George Halls MT c. H. ReaJa | MT. Henry c. Davidson. MT. Hal F. Wal | Ker' Juoge John D. Fuller, Mr Henry | Hines and MT. s. P. Suratt The other | guests were relatives and included. MT. and Mrs. Herbert Jones, MT. and ! Mrs. Will Chandler Mir and Mrs. Vic tor VanTuyl Metcalfe, Mrs. Henry Crommelin and Mrs. Mae CrommeI Wood
 Gen. and Mrs. R. F. Ligon announce the. engagement of their daughter Emily, to MT. George Temple Bowdoin oi New York. The marriage will take place on October 29 at the Court Street Methodist church. The above announce ment IS or the greatest interest in Ala oama and New York, and in the so-