The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-02

C. Anderson, Mrs. J. j. Mayfield, Mrs.
Thomas c. McClelland, Mrs. Charles p.
Ball, Mrs. George C. Ball Mrs II. H.
Bandy, Mrs r. f. Seibels, Mrs. b. L.
Ellenberg, Mrs. Thomas G. Jones, Sr
Mrs l.. B. Farley, Mrs. II. T. Bartlett
Mrs. Phillppa B. Stratford, Mrs Clifford
Lanier. Mrs. w. j. Drum, Mrs j. f.
Hickey Mrs. Lucien CASTOR. Mrs. w. p.
Screws, Mrs. G. III. Johnston, Mrs. Mary
harrington. Mrs. f. B, Neeley, Misses
Emily Semple. Marjorie Allen Elizabeth
and Helen Dent. Florence PEBBLES, Clara
Teney Houston, Dorothy Thgpen, julie
Saffold, Elizabeth Wilkerson. Mae Stein
err and Hazel Hannah. Misses Daisy
Bartlett and Margaret Janney received
the cards and welcomed the many guests
Mr. and Mrs NJ. f. Berry announces
the engagement of their daughter. Mary
Sue, to Mr.. Calvin j. Carr of Millbrook,
the marriage to take place at the Meth
odist church at Deatsville, Ala, on the
evening of November II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jackson Kirkland
of Fort Davis announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Mary Eunice, to Mr.. Franklin
Parker Thompson of Troy the wedding
to take place in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett gave
a beautiful luncheon at their home on
cambridge street Monday at 1:30 o'clock
in honor of Miss Emily c. Lyon. The
Handsomely appointed table was covered
with Venetia lace over yellow satin, and
the color motif of gold and white was ar
tistically carried out in the various de-
tails.
In the center of the table was the
brides cake in the shape of a wedding
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the valley. In the center of this cake
was an attractive basket, filed with
golden chrysanthemums and streamers
lead to the guests plates. which held
pretty favors for the fair bride and her
attendants At each place stood minia-
ture bridesmaids in yellow. save at Miss
Ligons place, where bride welcomed
her.
The f4vors drawn from the wedding
cake were inscribed with appropriate
verses. An elaborate and delicious menu
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Bartletts
guests included Miss Emily c. Lyon,
Mrs. Harry II. Bandy, Miss Clara Toney
Houston, Miss Elizabeth Dent, Miss Mar
jorie Allen and Miss Florence PEBBLES.
Mrs. ]. c. Laseter entertained the Cap
itol Heights Bridge club at her home on
Yancey avenue. The apartments were
attractively decorated with yellow chry-
santhemums and bridge was played at
three tables. The prize, a bottle of toilet
water, was awarded for the highest score
The guests of the afternoon, in addition
to the club members, were Mrs. II. l.
Seawell Mrs. S. A. Davis and Mrs. f. F.
Laseter After the game salad course
was served.
Little Miss Jean McCalley celebrated
her seventh birthday Wednesday after
noon from $3.50 to 6 o'clock, with a Hal
lowe'en party at the home TO her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. McCalley 421
Adams avenue. Halloween tones of
black and gold. with the aid of black
cats, witches, pumpkins and nuts, made
the scene one of effectiveness and charm.
The rooms were saftly lighted with
burning tapers. Games Appropriate for
the Hallowe en- season were played dur
ing the afternoon, and later when the
young guests were invited into the dining
room delicious ices in black and gold
were served.
The guests we're: Misses Mary Seibels
Lanier, Frances Bomar, Mildred john
son, Louise McMeans, Lucy Crommelin.
Lucille Thompson, Mary Johnson. Anne
Garrett Sheehan. Edith Tennille, Lozier
Holtsclaw, Charlotte Lifsey, Daisy Lift
sey and Ann Butt: Masters Clifford
Lanier, John Allen Wolfe, Ferguson Hol-
land. Edward Johnson, Joseph johnson.
Winston Sheehan and Will t. Sheehan.
Each guest was presented with a dainty
favor, consisting of a gaily decorated
package of minis