The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-05

in Virginia during the present term and close relatives of the young cou- pie witnessed the affair.
 After the first of October MT and Mrs. Meek will be at home to their friends with the brides parents, MT.
 and Mrs. Mcdonald 715 South Hull street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mcdonald, of Camden, announce the engagement of | their sister, Mildred Mcdonald, of Cam den, to MT. Dennis Selwyn Mills, the date to be announced later. MT. and Mrs. Charles Leonard Dun- | nam, of Helena, Ala. announce the en-
 gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Anne Cleary to Mr. | George Benjamin Logan, of Chicago, I'll.
 Mir. M. Brockman announces the en- gagement of his daughter Sara Fran ces to MT. Warner $. Bloomberg of MaSsillon, Ohio.
 The above announcement will be of general interest to the people in Mont gomery. Miss Brockman is unusually pretty and possesses most engaging personality, which has endeared her to
 large circle of friends. MT. Broom berg is most pleasantly known in Mont gomery where he spent number of
 months at Camp Sheridan He is prominently identified in the business life of Massillon He was Segt. Major of the 18th infantry, and saw a years service in France.
 MT. Bloomberg is now in Montgom- cry on visit and is receiving the con gratulations of many friends. Miss Katharine Whitfield was charm Ing hostess at a delightful luncheon Thursday morning at 1 o'clock at tne Country club in honor of Miss Louise Johnson, pretty ride-elect of October
 Covers were laid for 12 and in the center
 of the table was a beautiful miniaturs altar improvised of white roses and ap-
 preached by cunning ylittle steps made in the bank of flowers. Under the arch and
 at the top of the stairs stood a tiny bride and groom in a solemn attitude as IT Tn readiness to receive the marriage VOWS. The altar was surrounded by gracA- ful layers of white tulle which were
 held in place by four tall silver vases hlled with Mrs. Henderson roses At the place Of each guest was a dainty SOIL Venir parasol tied with pink ribbon and
 beside this spray of lily of the valley.
 Upon opening, each parasol was found 70
 contain gift such as a ring, thinble or silver coin with an appropriate for tune attached. Beside the plate of the guest of honor was silver tea strairer
 with an amusing verse attached, a gift from the hostess
 A delicious sx-course luncheon was
 served. Miss Whitfield received her guests in stylish creation of navy blue satin beaded in bugles of black jet Miss Johnson wore handsome gown of black velvet with picture hat to match and a corsage of pink roses Among those present were: Miss Katharine Whitfield,
 Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Clemmie Belle Buchanan, Miss Maggie Ray, Ellie Solo mon, Miss Hazel Hannah, Mrs Stewart
 May Mrs. J. G. Nall Mrs. Thomas M
 Owen Jr. and Mrs. Bond, recently ot
 Chicago.
 One of the most delightful affairs Of the
 past week was the birthday party at which Miss Paula Taylor was charming
 hostess at the home of her parents MT.
 and Mrs. Andrew J. Taylor, in honor of her ninth birthday
 The house was beautifully decorated
 for the occasion with graceful sprays or autumn leaves and clusters of asters
 and chrysanthemums. Many interesting
 games were played, drawing contest
 was entered into in which Miss Alice Gas
 ton was winner of the girls prize while
 Master Jack Macey won the prize offered Tor the boys. The dining room was lovely in it's decorations of pink and white Tiny white baskets tied with
 dainty bows of pink tulle were filled with
 pink and white hints, and placed a.
 each plate. and the large birthday cake
 burning miniature tapers added much
 to the beauty of the table. Pink and white brick cream, cake and
 fruit punch was served. Those enjoying the hospitality of the young hostess were.
 thy Gaston, Annie Laurie Mitchell, Alice Mathiack, Jeanette Johnson, Annie Laurie Macey, Matelyn Wadsworth, An
 nie Stewart, Josephine and Luois Banks,
 Natalie Barnes, Chas. Barnes, Barnett
 Lynn Banks, Bill and Burney Ciehurn,
 Merrill Jones, Jack Macey and Sidney Sims.
 The members of the Mothers circle me- together Thursday morning at the h or-lc
 of Mrs E. R. Barnes IS Wilson street,
 for the first time this fall, and new ofIi- cers were installed. They were as fol- lows: Mrs. w. J. Elliott president; Mrs.
 k. A. Parker. vice pres. dent; Mrs. T J. Morgan. corresponding, secretary; Mrs. O. B. Waldo recording secretary: Mrs. $. G. Wynn, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Ja- cobi. auditor Mrs. R.. F Hardamar, di-
 rector City Federation. and Mrs. E. l..
 Gladden., associated director.
 Seevral committees made interesting
 reports The school committee was in charge of the program and Miss Sara E.
 Luther of the department of education
 made most interesting talk upon the
 subject of eliminating illiteracy in A'a- bama
 A social half hour followed the business meeting. during which refreshments were served This club eliminated the social hour at it's meetings durin/ the war period, but since the war is over the club
 will now enjoy this period.