The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

thoughtfulness to the men VINO wore the
gray.
large number of attractive visitors
are being feted at continual whirl of
delightful social events one of the most
brilliant functions of the season occurred
at the Admission Inn when Mr.. Henry
ColweI and Mr.. Raymond Blake enter
tanned at dance on Tuesday evening
to honor a coterie of visiting girls. An
orchestra from Nashville furnished the
music for the occasion and unique cleo
trical effects added to the beauty of the
scene Punch was served throughout the
evening. Among the visitors present
were: Miss Zelda Sayre, of Montgomery;
Miss Iva Duke, Miss Julia Anderson and
Miss Sarah Bellinger, of Gadsden; Miss
Margaret Mime and Miss Rena Mae
Wright, of Talladega; Miss Margaret
Jordan and Miss Emily Jordan. of Nash
vile; Miss Alice House, of GAINESVILLE:
Miss Laura Jennings, of Eufala; Miss
Katherine Herren, of Birmingham:
Miss Katherine Keith, of New York; Miss
Glennis Hancock, of Marietta. Ga; Mr.
J. B. Graham, Mr.. William Hicks, Mr.
Blair Samuels and Mr.. c. Crosby, of
Talladega; Mr.. Alvin Keller, Mr.. Ber-
nard Herzberg. Mr. f. c. Arnold, of
Gadsden; Mr.. Clifford Herren, Mr. Phil
lip Long, of Birmingham; Mr.. Leon
Ruth and Mr. Emmett Ruth, of Mont
,gomery.
Miss Chollie May House, whose we'd
ding to Mr. Robert Carr will be an in
teresting event of Tuesday next was the
honoree at a unique novelty shower given
by Mrs. Keener Matthews and Mrs. J.
C. Ferebee at Mrs. Ferebees home on
Christine avenue.
From an artistically decorated table
Miss Eunice Moorefield served punch on
the porch the guests entered. Mrs.
Matthews, Mrs. Ferebee and Miss House,
who was gowned in pink georgette, re-
ceived the guests in the living room
which was attractively decorated in pink
and white poesies.
An ice course was served in the din
ing room, which presented a colorfui
scene in pink and white streamers OF
tulle, We're draped from pink shaded
lights above the dining table. PINK
myrtle and clematis and pink shaded
candles were also effectively used in the
decorations of the table.
During the afternoon Miss House, seat
ed in a pretty pink and white chair, was
presented with a travelling bag, tied with
tulle and flowers. The reading of an orr
ginal poem and a number of "dont's' and
instructions on being a successful wife
preceding the presentation caused much
merriment. The grip was opened and
found to contain collection of dainty
exquisite gifts for the popular bride-to-
be.
An event of widespread interest viii
be the wedding of Miss Maxine Snow
and Mr.. John Archibald Edwards which
will be solemnized at the home of Miss
Shows sister. Mrs. Charles C. Morgan,
in Oxford on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Marybelle White who for several
months has rendered such splendid serv-
service section of the Red Cross, leaves
this week for California. Mrs. Eva Pow
ers Comley, one of Annistons most popu-
lar, capable young women, has been APP
pointed as secretary to take Miss Whites
place.
The greatest mother in all the world,
whoes ministrations to the soldiers on
the bloody battlefields of France and to
their loved ones in theAhome land, has
made the Red Cross the most beloved
organization in the world is continuing
the same great service to the returned
soldiers and their families. the aid and
advice furnished through the home serv-
ice department proving daily invaluab
to hundreds of grateful soldiers.
Under the direction Of Miss Avis War.
renfels, Y. w. c. A. Gidls' club secre-
tary, a most enjoyable Mother Goose
entertainment was given at the Com
munity Fairgrounds on Thusrday after
noon. All of the characters of the tales
that so delight the children were pre-
scented by dozens of Anniston's attrac-
tive tots.
tn
Herren. who are spending the summer
at Ingarm's Wells, entertained at a
picnic on Monday evening to honor
their guest Miss Katherine Herren of
birmingham. and Miss Mary D. Var
borough and Miss Lillian Marlborough
of Montgomery, two former Admission
girls. who are visiting Miss Martha
Mallory.
Miss Knoxye Lanning is being de-
lightfully entertained with a number
o. University of Alabama college mates
at the home of Miss Oyerton Davidson
in Uniontown. All of the house party
guests of Miss Davidson are members
of the Kappa Delta sorority. Many de-
in honor Of this charming bevy of girls
in Uniontown.
Mrs. B. z. Henry entertained at a
miscellaneous shower last week to
honor Miss Chollie May House. Each
guest was presented with heart. on
which they wrote sentence on How
to Manage a Husband" The 81 asts
then drew hearts to learn who would
be the next bride, Miss Maggie Butler
drawing the prize heart At the con-
clusion of the contest little Elizabeth
Cryer dressed Cupid, appeared.
drawing a pink and white wagon laden
with packages, which contained lovely
gifts which were presented to the
Lride-to-be as she sat in a chair dec
GRATED in pink and white horseshoes
and ribbons.
Much interest is being manifested in
tennis tournament to be given under
the auspices of the Y. W. c. A this
week. large number have sfgnified
their intention of entering the contest,
and several local merchants have Of
fered attractive prizes for the for