The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13
TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa, July 12.-Mrs. Marvin Cope land entertained the members of her Sunday school class Wednesday evening at her attractive home on Broad street. The entertainment was in the nature of garden party and refreshments were served.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Moore entertained with a garden party Wednesday evening for Miss Ruth Stinson of Cuba, who is their attractive guest in their West End home.
 Circle-No. of the Holt Baptist church entertained with an ice-cream supper Wednesday evening last, which was well attended and very successful from every standpoint.
 Miss Cecil Cunningham entertained Thursday evening in the private ballroom
 at Coopers with a dance in honor of her cousin, Miss Daisy Cunningham, of Mem phis, Tenn, who is her attractive guest The occasion was one of the events of
 the week, and was attended by most of the people in the smart set of Tusca- loosa. The occasion was a great success in every way.
 On Friday evening the Epworth league entertained with a moonlight fete on the spacious lawn of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Boykin at Greensboro avenue. Each
 guest brought a box lunch, and games
 were played, and with music and other forms of entertainment the evening pass
 ed most pleasantly.
 In the home of Dr. and Mrs l.. O.
 Dawson On Twentieth avenue, Miss Ten
 nie Williams, daughter of Mrs B. D.
 Williams of Holt, was married to Mir K.
 A McCaffery of Mobile on Thursday.
 Only a few relatives and intimate friends
 were present.
 Mrs. Albert Shirley entertained the
 members of the Philathea class of the
 First Methodist church Friday afternoon
 at the home of Mrs. James Luther Fos-
 ter on Queen City avenue. Refreshments
 were served, and a programme of music
 and literary offerings comprised the en-
 tertainment for the occasion.
 Mrs. Thomas J. Powers and Miss Sudie
 Beck Powers have returned from an ex-
 tended visit to Washington, New York
 and other points of interest in the east.
 Mir and Mrs. Tom Davis have gone to
 Laurel, Miss, for a visit to Mrs. Davis
 sister, Mrs. J. w. Harper.
 pr. Sidney Leach and chHdren have re-
 turned from a motor trip to Birmingham
 where they went to meet Miss Mary Lee
 Leaech, who has been in Chicago for year.
 Mrs Mms Jemison has returned after a pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. Henry H. Cobb of Birmingham. Mrs. Sam Jackson and two little daugh-
 ters, Louise and Martha. have gone to Jackson. Ala, for an extended visit with relatives.
 Mrs Charles E. Moore and her sister, Miss Gertrude Stepp, have returned from i a visit to relatives and friends in Bir-
 mingham, where they were the recipients of many social attentions and courtesies. Miss Eloise Cast has returned from a visit to relatives in Columbus, Miss. Ms. Katie Lou Pritchett has returned
 from Perdido Bay, Fla. where she spent
 a month as the guest of her sister, Mrs Harry Houghton of Montgomery. Mrs. Marvin Gladney and little daugh ter, Imogene have returned from visit to relatives in Artesia, Miss.
 Mrs. w D. Packard and Miss Mildred have gone to New Orleans where they will spend the remainder of the summer with relatives.
 Miss Dorothy Monnish has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs. Will liam David Johnston, IT.. of Boligee, Ala Lieut. F. J. Finnel and family have re- turned to Murphysboro, H.. after a pleasant visit with relatives at Tusca- loosa.
 Mrs Westcott. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs P. J. Melvin, on Twentieth avenue, has returned to hef home in Montgomery. Mrs William Pardee and Master Billy and Miss Claude have returned from l-iv- ingston where they have been visiting Mrs. Pardee's sister, Mrs. Pearl Burton Bartee.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Harris of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. O. A. Culpepper on Eighth street.
 Misses Gussie Grider and Fannie Mae Gilumore have returned from Birming- ham where they have been visiting friends. / MT. and Mrs Booker McGiffert have as their attractive guest Miss Lenore Self, one of Meridian's charming young la dies.
 MT. and Mrs Robert sweatt. Miss Hazel and MT. J. R. Anderson motored to Birmingham and Bessemer this week. srendine several days with friends in this place.
 Mrs. Walter Ryan of Birmingham Is the guest of Miss Ryan on Fourth street and will be for several weeks. Dr and Mrs T. c. Chandler visited Miss Katie Hinton at Englewood for sew eraP days during the past week. Mrs. Frederick Herman accompanied her niece, Mrs. A. A. Walker and chil- dren to Birmingham Wednesday for mort visit
 Miss Daisy Cunningham of Memphis has arrived for a visit of several weeks to her cousin, Miss Cecil Cunningham, on Twenty Fifth avenue. Miss Hugh w. White has returned to her home in Bessemer after a pleasant
 visit with her aunt. Mrs W. J. Lewis. at Kaulton.
 Mrs J. K. Riner and children of Glen
 dale are visiting Mir and Mrs. w. J.
 Higginbotham in Kaulton. Miss Mary Lou Williams. one of the
 popular young ladies of Holt. has return