The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-16

prettily decorated for the occasion with an artistic placing of ferns, pink japon- icas and daffodils. The guests in ad- dition to the club members were Mrs Nathan l.. Miller. Mrs. A, H. McNeelnL Mrs. Richard Wilkinson and Mrs. C. F.. More of Virginia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Simon wampold enter tained at an elaborate and beautiful din- her last night at their home in com pliment to Mir and Mrs. Lee Wampold, who have just returned from their we'd ding trip, their marriage having taken place Sunday evening in Albany. Ga.
 The table was decorated in pink and red roses and a delicious course dinner was served The guests were, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Wampold, MT. Sam Schloss, Miss Rachael Schloss of New York, and Miss Barbara Simon. The guests were presented with dainty pieces of Madeira embroidery as souvenirs
 Later in the evening other guests called to extend congratulations to the bride and groom and refreshments were served.
 ''The Sunshiners' entertained at an ex- quisitely appointed luncheon today at 1:30 o'clock at the Standard club in com plin.ent to Miss Marcelle Sabel, a lovely bride-elect of March
 The table was decorated in bridal tones of white and green and center piece was tall silver basket filled with white carnations and tied with white tulle and rousettes of green ribbon. The place cards will be in the shape of cupids, each one bearing clever message of con- gratu!ations to the honor guest
 Mrs. B. c. Ehrenreich offered \ pretty toast to the bride, and a delicious cS~ SC luncheon was served.
 The guests were: Miss Marcelle Sabel Mrs Nose Sabel, Mrs. Henry Abraham, Miss Belle Reinach, Mrs. Sam Sabel Mrs. Ben Helburn, Miss Carrie Abraham, Mrs Sylvian Marks and Mrs. Julius Feible- man.
 A most enjoyable dance was given Sat urday evening at the Country Club when humber of members and their friends including many officers from the sur rounding camps, made merry until a late hour. Preceding the dance several dime, parties were given. Mrs. Tillie Winkler Flowers entertained beautifully in com pli,nent to Maj. John Minnis, who has recently returned from France and to Mrs. Minnis. The decoration of the table was suggestive of the approach of Valen- tines Day, and the center piece was a plateau of red carnations and sweet peas, in the form of corsage bouquets which were later presented to the girls of the srry. The guests were Major and Mrs Minnis, Judge and Mrs. Perry Thomas, Judge and Mrs, Ormand Somerville, MT. and Mrs. St. John Naftel, MT. and Mrs. Robert Winkler, Captain and Mrs. Will liam Oates, MT. and Mrs. Warren Reese, MT. and Mrs. Whit Kelly, Captain List of Ohio, Miss Ruth Minnis, MT. Fred Winkler of Greenville, MT. Walter Yost and MT Charles Weisenberg.
 Another congenial party was composed of Mir, and Mrs. Thornton Clark, MT and Mrs. Harry Bandy, MT. and Mrs. Dave Holloway and MT. and Mrs. Church ill Marks Mir. and Mrs. Charles Moul- throp had as their guests, Mir and Mrs Charles Mcdowell
 Miss Mae Steiner entertained in com pliment to her attractive guest, Miss Alice Boatwright, when the other guests were Miss Roberta Jones, Lieut.. Jack EaSley, Lieut.. D. w. Brande, and Capt R. K. Massey.
 A number of other guests came out for the informal dance and an orchestra rendered excellent music.
 Mrs John Demick spent the weekend in Autaugaville, as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Spann.
 MT William Le oirand, who is stu dent at the University, spent the week end in the city visiting hls parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Le Grand.
 MT. Ed Hall, who IS attending the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute, spent the weekend in Montgomery visiting his par ents.
 MT. Lehman and his son, MT. Charlie Lehman, motored through the country to Montgomery Sunday and were the guests of relatives.
 Miss Addie May White who is nurse at St. Margaret's hospital, has been quite ill at the hospital where she underwent an operation. Her friends in the city will be glad to know that she is improv- ing.
 Among the out-of-town guests who will be in Montgomery to be present at the Betty-Tyson wedding next Wednesday are Mir and Mrs. Henry Hall Clark of Mobile, MT. and Mrs.