The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-31

A. L.
!, at Auburn for two years, when he
left for the training camp at Camp
! Pike, since then he has graduated from
the Eastman's business college at
Poukeespie. N. Y.
Miss Rosa Lee Treadwell was hostess
at a delightful birthday party Monday
evening at the home of her parents,
| MIR. and Mrs. B. B. Treadwell, 42S south
McDonough street. The entire lower
| fhoor of the house was thrown together
and decorated with graceful japanese
| lanterns of rich and varied colors Great
clusters of crepe myrtle and hydran-
| geas were placed in hammered brass
bowls. and smilax and ported plants
furnished an artistic backg for
| the gay scene.
Mrs. Treadwell was assisted in re-
, ceiving by Mrs. E. s. Hugger. Mrs L.
l. Jones and Mrs. c. D. Apperson.
runch was served from daintily APP
pointed table, and delicious ice course
was enjoyed. Dancing was an attrac-
| tive feature of the afternoon and
| music was furnished by an excellent
orchestra.
On Monday evening. Immediately after
the Delta Pi dance, Miss Julia Anderson
was hostess at an informal buffet sup
per at the home of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. John c. Anderson. en- Adams
avenue, in compliment to Miss Mary
Gulley OF Tu loosa who is the charm
ing house GUT, of Miss Elizabeth Crom-
melin.
After delicious salad course the guests
were served refreshing ice. Those who
enjoyed Miss Anderson's hospitality
were: Miss Mary Guley Miss Lucille
Carter of Selma and Miss Elizabeth
Crommelin; Mr.. Thurman Nettles. Mr..
! Floyd Smith. Mr.. Walter Pitts and MIR.
Ed Allen.
Miss Annie Lee Holloway and Miss
Emily Peck have returned from de-
lightful house party given by Miss Emma
George Caps at her attractive home in
Opelika. While there these two pom
| ular Montgomery girls were the recipient
of many social courtesies, both formal
and informal
On Friday evening Miss Caps was hos
tess at large reception in compliment
10 her house guests who were Miss
Holloway, Miss Peck, Miss Floride Crow
eli of Sylacauga and Miss Floyce Wilder
| of Talladega. This affair was one of the
most brilliant social functions of the
year and was enjoyed by several hundred
| people.
On Saturday afternoon. Miss Marion
Barnett entertained delightfully."- at a rock
party in honor of Miss Caps and her
| guests.
Miss Dorothy Guitars gave a theatre
party for three visitors Monday after
ron, and after enjoying an excellent
movie" the guests were invited to Miss
Guitars home, where delicious refresh
inents were served Those who enjoyed
Miss Guitars hospitality were Miss
Capps. Miss Peck, Miss Holloway. Miss
Crowell, Miss Wilder, Miss Norman Muir
ply Misses Annie and Ellie Renfro, Miss
Nell Warren, Miss Ruth Parrish, Miss
Dip Sanford, Miss Emily Arnold, Miss
Edith Melton, Miss Evelyn Melton, Miss
| Merle Woods. Miss Frances Ingram.
! Misses Ellen and Marion Barnett Miss
Evelyn Ingram, Miss Virginia Burt, Miss
Mable Tucker, Miss Elizabeth Duke, Miss
Alma Frederick, Miss May Wilson and
Miss Elizabeth Ellington.
| Mrs. B. p. Rogers was hostess at de-
| lightful rock party Tuesday evening in
compliment to Misses Virginia and Terra
| Massey of Columbus, Ca, who are the
guests of their aunts, Mrs. Paul Stringer
and Mrs Charlie Land. on Robinson
street. The house was attractively deco
rated for the occasion with profusion
of cut flowers. A delicious ice course
was served, and those who enjoyed Mrs.
Rogers hospitality were: Misses Sarah
Brock, Mamie Hardin, Virginia Massey,
Terra Massey. Dell Cavanaugh, Ruth Cav
anaugh, Mildred Pope. Emily Blomily,
Mamie Caldwell, Evelyn Caldwell, Irene
| Hale, Irma Pee Mcdonald Susie Lee Boz
land, Mr. and Mrs. Massey McGinty.
Mrs. Charlie Land, Mrs. Paul Stringer,
! Mrs. Hale and Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Rog-
| ers.
Messrs. Fred Brock, Drew Williams,
| Charlie Blackmore, Ralph McGinty, Leon
McGinty, Bobbie Mason, John A. Rogers,
William Cavanaugh. Kirk Hardin, George
Davis, Homer Hale. Mr.. Sherod. Mr..
| Baisden and Mr.. Reynolds.
! Mrs. Seth johnson entertained at
miscellaneous shower Wednesday after
noon at o'clock in compliment to NJ ISIS
Fannie Oliver, pretty bride elect,
whose marriage to DR.. James Pittman of
Decatur, Ca, will take place early in
| September Mrs. Johnston's country home
| OH the Mt. Meigs road is ideally arranged
| for entertaining, and was never looEe
attractive than on this occasion, when
the various apartments were artistically
decorated with cut flowers. Punch was
, served in the spacious hall by the two
little daughters, Neva and Emily john
sen, of the hostess.
| Bridge was played for an hour after
which the handsome prizes were pre-
sented, lace centerpiece for the highest
score and a bottle of perfume, each for
the guest and consolation Srize.
Following this Miss Oliver was leo
INTO the llVlHS IOOIH WHICH Was fragrant
with bowls of tea roses, and in a large
chair. and the gifts were brought in in
a tiny wagon driven by Master Philip
Johnson, wearing a dainty suit of pink
and white. Miss Oliver made sweet
and appropriate remark after unwrap-
ping each gift.
Later delicious ice course was served.
Those present were: Mrs Tom Oliver,
Mrs Moses McLemore, Mrs. Percy Huff
man. Mrs ]. r. Relfe. Mrs. Ben Walker,
Mrs j. NJ. Handy, Mrs Bob Armstead,
Mrs George Judkins, Mrs. Jim Scott,
Mrs Frank Charles Mrs. Sidney Law
son, Mrs Homer Lifsey. Mrs Roy Lift
sey, Mrs. Mollie Ledyard, Mrs. Cliff Led
his honorable discharge from the navy
Dozier, Mrs Ed Fowler, Mrs. Anna
Brewer, Mrs. Emmett Poundstone. Mrs
A. M. Batchell, Mrs Grace Scott, Mrs.
George Waller, Misses Frances, Rather /,
inc and Donitza Waller, Miss Cherridah
McLemore, Miss Martha Handy, Miss !
Mary Relfe, Miss Elizabeth Fowler, Miss
Mcintosh of Chattanooga. Miss Carolyn |
Johnson and Misses Mary, Laura and |
Lucy oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey Miller and
little son have returned from an ex-'
tended visit to North Carolina.
Miss Margaret Lahey is spending the |
summer in North Hatley, Canada, and |
Croton on the-Hudson as the guest OF
friends and relatives.
Mr.. James Keebles of Selma is the |