The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-12
MISS STELLA EAGLE

MISS sTEI
A charming Selma girl, whose maria
take place November 12, and will plac
in the Magic City
by OCTAvIA sTURDIyANT WYNN
! Society is pleasantly agitated over
the plans for the marriage of Miss
| Stella Eagle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| 5. Eagle of this city, and Mrs. Joe K.
Saks of birmingham, which is to take
place at the Harmony club on Wednes-
day evening, November IL.
While no announcement of the we'd
ding party has been made the bridal
couple will be attended by several in
! innate friends. Prior to the wedding
several elaborate functions will be
given in honor of Miss Eagle. who is
| one of the most popular of the season S
! brides. She is of striking blonde type
| and is besides a clever musician. Miss
| Eagle has often visited Birmingham
| as the guest of Miss Clarice Summers.
Mr.. Saks is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
! Herman Saks and occupies an enviable
| place in the business and social life
of Birmingham.
Recent announcement of the engage
| ment of Miss Ruth Lilienthal, daugh-
t.
and Mr.. Sam Threefoot of Meridian is
| of cordial interest not only in Selma
and Meridian. but in other cities of
Alabama and Mississippi. owing to the
wide family connection and the promi-
nence of both Miss Lilienthai and her
fiance.
The engagement was made public at
small dinner party given by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lilienthal at which only
members of the two families were pres
ent. The wedding will probably take
place early in January, although no
date has been set.
Mrs c. M. Howard, chairman of
woman's work for the Selma Red Cross
| CHI <>ter; Mrs. Lee Jones, chairman of
| the Red Cross nursing committee; Mrs.
| H. M. Smith. Mrs. O. s. Wynn and Miss
| Ellen Calhoun represented the Selma
| chapter at the Red Cross conference
| held at the Tutwiler hotel in Birming-
| ham Friday and Saturday.
| Mrs L. M. Hooper, chairman of the
| conference. returned today to his home
| in Selma.
Mrs Howard Holmes is the guset of
Mrs. LeGrande Elebash in the absen-s
of HI mo-ner. Mrs John Hooper whose
| home is still closed. Mrs. Holmes pre-
coded Mrs. Hooper to Selma from Rus
sellville. Tenn, and upon the latter's
return Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and chill
dren will be at home for the winter
with Mrs. Hooper.
Mrs. Leila Keller Lasseter reached
home recently from Tuscumbia, where
she has been the guest of friends for
the past month.
Mrs Adolph Kind of Turin, Italy,
Snant w cd in Selma as the guest
of Mrs. A. j. Atkins. Mrs. Kind arrived
recently to be with her mother, Mrs.
Adelaide Murphy. who has been in
Selma hospital for weeks following
serious injury to her eyes suffered
early in the summer. AS Addie Murphy
Mrs. Kind enjoyed unusually popularity
in Selma, Birmingham and other cities
of Alabama, and her visit to the states
the first made since war was declared,
is of interest to scores of friends
Misses Tarr,s, Sarah and Yetta Three
foot left recently for their home in
Meridian after visits to Miss Ru/
Lilienthal and Miss Helen Schuster.
Interest is felt in the marriage o.
Miss Esther Rothenberg and Mr.. Clar.
| ence Mental Mann, which takes place
in birmingham at the Tutwiler hotel
on Wednesday afternoon. October Is,
at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Rothenberg has
frequently visited Mrs. Milton Wood
Of this city and not only has scores
of friends here, but in the neighboring
| town of Greensboro, her former home.
quiet ceremony solemnized Sun
| day morning at the home of Mrs. NJ M
Boggs unitel Miss Olive Bassett and
Mr. Gerald Osburn in marriage. with
! only intimate friends in attendance.
/ fo
| by Mr. B. F. Feagin at the piano and
| the couple entered the living room with
attendants The marriage service was
read by the Rev. S. W. Williams pas
tor OF Church Street Methodist
church
The bride wore becoming suit OF
I dark blue tricolette and carried Ophelia
roses. Immediately after the ceremony
4 Mr.. and Mrs Osburn left for Mobile
and will later return to this city to
make their home.
+ Miss Gertrude Melvin entertained with
a beautifully appointed luncheon Thurs
day morning at the home OF ner parents'
Mr. and Mrs. f. Melvin on Lauderdale
street the guest of honor being MISS
GLADYS Gudbrod of New York. who Is
being pleasantly entertained as the guest
of Miss Mary AFFORD. Miss Gudbrod
graduated from Smith in the same class
! with Miss AFFORD and Is young woman
| of unusual charm and magnetism.
/ Invited 10 meet her Thursday morning
we're ten friends of the hostess who as
! sembled about the prettily decorated
/ luncheon table. attractive in its floral
decoration of pink dahlias. Place cards
! ca rried out the same color motif and
! six course luncheon was served.
Miss Mary AFFORD entertained with a
/ dinner party Friday evening for her
guest, when covers were laid for It,
! Miss louise Isbell of Tuscumbia Is
| spending a week here as the guest or
Miss Alma Seymour while recuperating
from a recent operation on her throat
Lperforrned last week in Birmingham
Later Miss Isbell will return to Judson
| college, wheer she is senior this year.
| Mrs. Hugh McIlwain has gone to Ross
well, New Mexico. to spend the winter.
! leaving Friday by way Of st. Louis.
Mrs NJ f. Madden and Mrs. Givens
spent Saturday in Birmingham attend
\ ing the State Fair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Perrin are enter
! tanning as guests Mr. and Mrs T. Q.
Perrin OF Greenyille Tex who arrived