The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10


 MISS SARAH JANE The interesting guest of Mrs. J. C. l1erson, MT. Henry Bell, Mir. William Duncan Mir Herbert Barnes, Mir. James Caskell, MT. Grady Smith, Mir Malcolm Smith, Mir Thurman Kettles, Mir ! Charles Ball, Mir John Pitts, MT Ed Hall, MT. Charles Abercrombie, Mir F'ornell Blair and MT. William LeGrand 1 One of the prettiest card parties of 1 the week was the one at which Mrs T. J. McCarty entertained in honor of 1 her charming niece. Miss Frances | White of Atlanta. who is the guest of Miss Margaret Hix. The house was de- l ccrated for the occasion with large 1 bowls of orchid colored crepe myrtle, and graceful vases of corylopsis. Four tables were arranged for bridge, and the prize for the highest score was a handsome pair of silk hose. A delicious salad course was served, and those who | enjoyed Mrs. McCarty's hospitality were: Miss Genie Blue Howard, Miss | Theodosia Lee, Miss Annie Paul Goldth- waite, Miss Ethel Salter. Miss Mary l Rushton, Miss Julia Anderson, Miss Mary Fonville and her guest, Miss l Mildred Shreve of Andalusia and Miss l Ida wood Taylor of Luverne, Miss Janet Maultsby, Miss Winona Peck, Miss Eimly Peck, Miss Margery Allen. Miss Margaret McCalla, Miss Margaret Hix, Miss Evelyn Hix and Miss Frances i Young.
 The marriage of Mrs. Frances o. l Corley of Marion. Ala, and Mir. Maliey | C. Dubose of Birmingham was solemn | ized at o'clock Wednesday eveining in the reception room of Pratt hall at the | Wowan's college. Rev. c. A. Bowen officiating and the beautiful ring ser vice of the Methodist church was ob = served.
 l Pratt hall was artisticaIly decorated \ with palms and ferns, and was trans l formed for the occasion into a lovely | green bower. Before the ceremony l Miss Helen Irwin of the college voice | department sang, and the wedding | march was play by Mrs. c. A. Bowen. l Mrs. Corley has been connected with l the college here for the past year and has endeared herself to the entire student body. MT. Dubose is promin- ently identified with an iron concern | of Birmingham. MT. Dubose and his i bride left imm ediately for Fountain Heights. Birmingham. where they will make their home
 The following announcement will be l received with the greatest interest throughout the state owing to the prominence of both young people: MT and Mrs. Charles Woodrow Hare of l "A nent of their daughter Elizab eth Mae to MT Claiborne Payne Dening, Jr., oi Evergreen, Ala. Miss Hare, who is the youngest daughter of her parents is | an honor graduate of Judson college and a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha so lciety. She is a young woman of unusual charm and possesses a lovely nature | which has endeared her to larg' circle of friends.
 MT. Payne is a graduate of Marior l institute and later of the Phi Gamfns | Delta fraternity. He is prominent, identified in the social and bushes life of Evergreen
 The Vindx club entertained the mem
 bers of the younger set Friday evening from 9 to 1 o'clock at a most enjoyabh dance. The young men in charge hat planned several interesting features fo the occasion, and one of the bes orchestras in the city had been engaged
 for the affair. The chape> ones wer Mrs. T. Thompson. Mrs. Joseph Car roll and Mrs. Jesse Traywick.
 PERSONALS.
 pr. and Mrs w. T. Kendrick are ex
 pecting their son. Major Dixon Ken
 drick, to arrive in the city next weel
 after serving abroad for over a yea
 with the third army corps.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter PerkNs an
 nounce the birth of son, on Tuesday
 
 Walter Jr. Mrs. Perkins has man.
 friends in Montgomery, where she ha
 often visited as the guest of her aun
 Mrs William LeGrand. who will regre
 to hear that her condition is yer
 critical Mrs. Perkins was formerl
 Miss Katherine Ellesberry She is a lpresent with her mother, Mrs. Jame Strudwick at her country home Wal nut Hills' near Tuscaloosa
 Mrs Thomas Owen returned to tn city after pleasant vacation of sev
 eral weeks as the guest of the Whit = House" at Biloxi, Miss.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Riley, Jr and children of Andalusia are the gues | of Mrs Riley's mother, Mrs. Henr Cromme1in at her home on Jeff Davi
 avenue. The will leave in a few day. | accompanied by Miss Mae Wood, for Il motor trip to North Carolina. Miss Clauselle and Whitman Hoo | left Tuesday for Biloxi Miss vAher
 they will be the guests of the Rivier hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. Gaynor St. John Turne have returned from three week l. motor trip to Montrose.
 Mrs Lorraina Cain Hattimer an Mrs. Ben Noble have returned from }
 v'sit of several weeks to New Tor
 city.
 Commissioner John R. Hornady ha
 returned to his home in Birmingham after visit to the city in the interes of legislation affecting Birmingham. Miss Frances Marshall of Eufaula en tertained Wednesday evening at a fanc
 dress party at the home of her parents Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Marshall, on Colleg | Hill, honoring her guests. Misses Vii
 ginia Beauchamp and Nell Thomas c
 Montgomery and Miss Helen Jackson c Birmingham.
 Judee and Mrs. J. J. Mayfield are spend ing several days in the city with Juds aEa Mrs. John c. Anderson and Dr. an Mrs. c. A. Thigpen.
 Mrs. F. H. Rates is the guest of Mir. an Mrs. C. c. Bates at their home on Sout
 lawrence street. She will leave after short time for Tarboro.' N. C.. whel
 she will spend the winter as the guest