The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-16
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NHE total or Tine Age-Herald Greene
fund the past week was most graft
flying both to the Age-Herald and
the mmebers of the Creche and it is The
hopes CT all that many other friends in
the city will contribute to the aid of the
Mercy Home babies, for which this fund
is used. This week we wish to thank the
following who have contributed: Mrs,
Naldo Roberts Thomas Bowron Jr. II,
James Shelby Bowron 81, w. F. Aldfich
s10 Mrs. Robert Jemison SO, Mrs. e. NJ.
Tutwile- $40, Mrs. T. Bowers IS, Jack
Bowron Jr., $50, Ella Roden Bowron $3.50,
Mary Leary s1.25, Georgia Leary Slzo,
Betty I-eary y %, katherine Leary Fl.2o,
Pearson Samson 81, Florence Samson 81,
Lura. Brown Fowlkes 81, Anna Rutlelge
Fowlkes 81, Frances williams ST. Rather
ine Lenott GRADER 81 Marie Parkman
Maxwell 81, Mary Elizabeth Fowlkes w.
Mrs. John Henley S.. Mrs Lee Bradley 20,
Mrs. BisselI So, Mrs. w. H. Stockham 50,
Mrs. G. B. Mccormack IS, Ferry Drennen
IS, Nabb Drennen 81, Mary Nabb Phillips,
Mile Philips g. Walter Phillips Jr. II,
Alice Finch 81, Edward Finch 81, Elmer
Jemison Bisseil 81, Margaret Calhoun ~
Drummond Frazier S., Libby Morrow 81,
Hugh Morrow Jr. S., Lyra Nickerson Fos-
ter s., Elizabeth G. Foster s., Mrs. Loyd
holland S., Elizabeth Bowen, Elizabeth
Is. u,
Bowron McLester 81, Gale Harris 81, SUI
same Oliver 81, Lucille Hassinger 81, Kate
Anderson 81, Lucy Anderson 81, Mrs. Cui-
pepper Exum 81, Lestra K. Exum 81
CuIpepper Exun Jr. 81, Frank K. Exum
81, Jane Exum 81, Martha Exum 81, Beede
Chenwoeth Jr., Mrs. Mercer Barnett o.
Mary Freeman Williams 81, Kate Barrett
Williams 81, Mrs. Z. E, Ellis s., e. e.
Ellis IS, Scott Ellis IS, Edwina Ellis s..
Gary Ellis s., Groom Beatty III IS, Page
Sheppard 81, Elizabeth Messer 81, Dale
Oliver, Billie Oliver 81, Earnest oliver 81.
Miss Elsie Pickett of Hartselle, bride
elect whose marriage to David A. Draper
of Albany will take place Tuesday, mas
been the recipient of many social honors.
On Monday Mrs Lewis Echols and MIS-
Marvin Pattillo entertained at the home
of the latter with a miscellaneous shower
The house was beautifully decorated with
white ard yellow chrysanthemums ana
ferns Rock was the game of the AFTER
noon, the prize Being won by Mrs. Pierce
pattillo which Mrs. Pattillo presented u
the bride-elect. The gifts were orougnt
in by Louise Echols and Katherine Fat
qillo. beautifully dressed in white The
refreshments, an ice course, further car
ried ont the color scheme of the AFTER
noon, In spite of a heavy downpour OF
rain a number OF guests were present ana
a number of most attractive gifts were
showered on the brideto-be.
q Wednesday afternoon, the member
or ffrs@s c. and Culture Clubs gave
most ENJOYABLE affair at the lovely home
of Mrs. w. H Lovelady on South High
lands n honor of Miss Puckett. The nome
never appeared more beautiful than on
this occasion The bluebird decorations
executed a very attractive design. me
lights were gracefully draped with white
crepe paper dotted here and there with
bluebirds; candlesticks with lighted tapers
shed a softened light over the scene ana
a lovelier picture could not be imagined.
Miss Puckett was exquisite in a mani
some blue charmeuse with lace trimmings:
She wore a large black picture hat ana
corsage of gorgeous yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The gifts were placed in smaH
trunk swathed in the bluebird paper tea
with ribbons of the same shade when
was drawn into the library by little
Frances Carolyn Lee. The favors were
tiny bluebirds.
Miss Pickett was the honoree at
luncheon given by Mrs. William Puryear
FRIDAY Kewpies were the favors ana
the decorations were also of kewpies with
bride in the center Covers were iaid
for eight, the guests being Miss Elsie
puckett, Miss Grace Sheriff.. Miss Claire
Sheriff. Mrs. Leonard Heflin, Miss Ruby
Stewart, Mrs. H. L. Burleson,> Mrs K. Z.
Sheriff., and Mrs. William Puryear.