The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-24

1 Charles Norton, MT. John Moffat MT
 Gibson Kettles, MT. Frank Parker, Mir
 Henry Kanabe, MT Paul Taylor, MT Kenneth Matthews, Mfr. Fitzhugh Smitt
 and MT. James Sellers.
 Wednesday evening at s:3o o'clock ar unusual entertaining programme was given at the Y. W. c. A. hut at Wright's field by Mrs. Susie Reese Kennedy, Misses Bessie, Hessie and Sallie Reese Miss Frances Gordon and Miss Vivian
 McGrath. The programme rendered was delightful and was rendered as follows | "Till We Meet Again." by the orches- tra with toy accompaniment.
 1 Solo, "Life's Paradise by Miss
 Frances Gordon.
 Violin solo. Give Me All of Your Love-" by Miss Bessie Reese. Solo, Kiss Me Again." by Mrs. Susie
 Reese Kennedy.
 whstling solo. by Miss Bessie Reese Duet, by Miss Frances Gordon and Miss Hessie Reese.
 Mrs. w W. Hill was hostess at a de- lightful bridge party Wednesday aft ernoon at her lovely suburban home in compliment to Mrs. E. w. Fucker Gillian HilD of Birmingham. The Hill coun- try home. ideally arranged for entertain ing, presented a most artistic appear ance in it's lavish decorations of roses of rich and varied colors. In the living
 room a color scheme of orchid and green
 was carried out with the use of asters
 and crepe myrtle. and 4Ee dining room
 was fragrant with SCI 5f myriads of
 tea roses.
 Four tables were al anged for bridge
 and the prize for the highest score. q
 half dozen Madiera handkerchiefs. was
 won by Mrs. Vassar Gunter A delicious
 salad course was served and followed by a refreshing ice. The guests, who were ali old friends of Mrs. Fuckers. were: Miss Laura Jones, Miss Katherine Bald win, Mrs L. L. Hill, Miss Amelie Hill, Mrs Henry Paulger. Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Earnest Hall, Mrs. Vassar Gunter Mrs. J. N. Baker, Mrs. Denham, Mrs. Mills Thornton and Mrs. Troy Halls.
 Mrs. Robert Lgon and lovely young daughter, Miss Emily Ligon, are spendf ing a most delightful visit with friends or Long Island, and the following ex- tracts are from letter written the Jour nal by Mrs. Ligon: We have been spend ing the past week with the Morgans on Lend Island The first of last week we spent with MT. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan at their magnificent estate on Statinicock Point, Glencove l.. l., and the past week end with Mfr. and Mrs. Junius Morgan at their beautiful place in Locust Valley. l.. l. The fashionable Piping Rock Coun- try club is just below these places and you can imagine that Emily and I have had glorious time. We have enjoyed all kinds of sports here, such as golf, boat racing, horse racing, polo, etc. It has been wonderful experience, and I want my friends at home to know what a very wonderful time we have had
 Miss Verna Lockart was hostess at delightful party Tuesday evening from s 30 to 12 o'clock, at the home of her parents or Holcombe street, in compli- ment to her house guest, Miss Eliza Tinker of Birmingham. The entire lower floor of the house was thrown together and profusely decorated with fragrant garden flowers. Dancing and games were enjoyed during the evening and guessing contest furnished much amuse- ment. The prize for the contest was a ha ndsome box of candy and this was won by Miss Tinker.
 A delicious ice course was served at 10 O clock Those who were present at this lovely affair were: Miss Lockart, Miss Miss Helen Morris, Miss Kath- arine McPherson, Miss Ermine Walker, Miss Virginia Hinds, Miss Alton Thomas, Miss Edith Allen, Miss Ellen Allison. Miss Lily Parker, Miss Eloise Marvin