The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22
Khaki of Alabama Gudrdsn1en Giues
 Annlston Appearance of War Time

'- tonville of Richmond. Va; Miss Mary Allen Oliver of Dadeville. and Miss Clair Booth ofl Columbus, Ga.
 Mrs l.. c. Hussey was hostess at a
 buffet luncheon at her home on Tues
 day. honoring Mrs. Maury Bishops guest Mrs. Miree Fuller of Marion. color
 scheme of yellow and white was carried
 out in the decorations of the home and in the delightful menu.
 Mrs. William A. Davies entertained
 the members of the Wednesday Bridge
 Club at her home on Wednesday after
 noon. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
 Thomas F.. Huey was hostess at love
 ly bridge party to honor Mrs. Hugh Mer- rills guest, Mrs. Frank Wilmore of At
 lanta.
 The Business women's Missionary So-
 ciety enjoyed a splendid programme at the First Methodist church on Friday evening, with Japan a subject. Miss Ethel Houser was leader of the pro- gramme and various phases of the life and customs of Japan were discussed by
 Mrs Howell Rivers, Miss Loretta Weav- CT, Miss Evelyn Bell Carver, Miss How ell, Miss Andrews and Miss Mary Lou | Eichelberger.
 1 Miss Lydia Miller of Norfolk, Va, is l the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Ridgely Miller. Mrs. Edward Brown and Mir. Leon Rowan of Selma and MT. Hugh Swan
 of Atlanta spent the past week with pr.
 and MT. Clifford G. Arberry. Mrs. D. P. Haynes has as her guest
 Mrs Mary Carter of Greenville, S. c.
 Miss Laura A. King is the guest of Miss Rosalie Pritchard. ] Miss Helen Williams of Hattiesourg, , Miss, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
 E. Cater.
 Miss Elizabeth Cater is attending a
 house party at Piedmont Springs | Mrs, D. B. Walsh is visiting her daughter. Miss Marion Walsh, in Nash ville
 One of the most enjoyable events of the week was the bridge party at which Mrs. James Barry entertained at the Country Club Quantities of summer flowers added to the attractiveness of the clubrooms and a delightful salad and ice course was enjoyed at the conclusion of the game, when several callers be- sides the bridge guests enjoyed Mrs Bar rvs hospitality. Mrs. Joe Cain and Mrs A. J. Goodwin made the highest score and Mrs. Cain was awarded lovely pair of silk hose and Mrs. Goodwin a beautl- full embroidered towel. 
 The Fourth Alabama Infantry officers at Camp Mcclellan entertained at two enjoyable dances at the convalescent home at camp last week. Memoi's band furnished the music for the dances. Among the visitors present were Miss Marlte Taylor of Mobile, Miss Carrie French Turner's guest. Miss Ora ce Bradshaw of Birmingham, the guest of Miss Virginia Sproull; Miss Stacia Tay Tor of Piahs,o TI1li Miss Mary Booth of Columbus, Ga. the guest of Mrs. R. R. Cole; Miss Annie Tartt Berry of Birmingham, Mrs. Charles R. Bells guest; Miss Mary Ellen Oliver of Dadeville, Mrs. Wood Herrens S guest, and Miss lone Moore of Sylacauga.
 Miss Estelle Sutherland entertained with a miscellaneous shower at her home on Quintard avenue to honor Miss Edith Hughes, former popular Annis- ton girl, of Barlow, Fla, who has been spending the summer with her grand mother Mrs. S. E. Morris. Each guest wrote a letter to be read during her trip back home. Miss Hughes returnei Thursday to Florida.
 Mr and Mrs. w. o. Grant are enter taning at house party at their coun- try home this week. Their guests are l Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Perley. Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Evans, Mrs. L. H.Terley and MT. | Julius Pearce of Anniston and Miss Grace Grant of Birmingham.
 Miss Nellie B. Forbes entertained at pretty party at her home on Quintard Tuesday afternoon to honor little Misses | Margaret Field and Rebecca Bailey of Meridian Miss. Besides a variety of games, a watermelon cutting was en- joyed.
 Miss Emma Greer has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs J. E. Johnson, in London, Ky.
 Miss Annie Weaver, who has been the guest of Miss Mary Burt Smith, has re- turned to Macon.
 Mrs Miree Fuller of Marion is visiting her daughter, Mrs Maury Bishop.
 Miss Fay Huggins and Miss Sarah Huggens of Spa rta burg, $. C., are guests of Mrs. L. T. Smith,
 Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Miller have re- turned from visit to Mrs. Everett Shinn, in Atlanta
 MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Kenyon and Miss Alice Kenyon, who have been at Noble apartments for several weeks returned Tuesday to their home in New York
 Mrs. w. K. Sharp of Florence is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. T. J. Brothers
 Mrs. R. H. Stickney has as her guest Mrs Joe Stickney of Greensboro.
 Mrs. James Garber, who has been the guest of Mrs. s. l.. Galbraith, returned Thursday to her home In Birmingham.
 Mrs Gordon Mckinney has returned from a visit to Mrs. B. M. Roebuck and Mrs l.. H. Harrison, in Gadsden.
 Mrs Joseph J. Willett, who has been for several weeks the guest of her Mrs. Arthur Donaldson, in Baltimore, will return home on Monday
 Miss Addie Hammond of Jacksonville is visiting Mrs T. V. Ordway
 Mrs Green Crook has returned to Tu- pelo, Miss, after visit to Mrs. $. l.. Crook.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Smith have as their guests MT. and Mrs. Sidney Willard of Bloomfield, N. J.
 Miss Velma Wilson of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. w N. Green.
 Mrs. Frank Day of Tupelo, Miss. Is visiting Mrs. J. H. Bowles.
 Miss Alice Powell has as her guest Miss Grace Forbes of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Julia W. Thompson has returned rom visit to Mrs. l.. T. Stuart, in At anta.
 Mrs. Julia Bocha and little daughter. Charlotte, are visiting Mrs. J. E. Ward.
 Miss Irene Patterson of Montgomery IS the guest of Miss Flora Carroll.
 Mrs. Knox and Miss Nellie Knox of Social Circle. Ga, visiting Mrs9l Fletcher Spearman.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Spearman and Miss yiniA Beach.
 Miss Elizabeth Smith of Birmingham s the popular guest of Miss Hasseltine