The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

Saturday evening in their private car for thoir home.
 The officers of the United States steam ship Bach entertained at the Battle House on Saturday evening. Those in the party were Misses Helen Fowlkes, Gladys Tomp- kins. Susie Douglas, Elizabeth Hopper, Lieutenants Borden, Horn, Perrin. Kagan,
 Ferguson, Capt. Harry Seran and Mrs. Seran.
 Miss Grace Draham was entertained at bridge party on Saturday by Mrs Jack Johnstone and Miss Sheip. There were i1ve tables of players, and the prizes were | bridge sets. Miss Draham rec,.ved a
 piece of lingerie.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Stol have issued invitations to the marriage of their daugh- ter, Alta, to MT. Harry White on April 2s
 The Children of Mary of the cathedr~l parish presented an amusing playlet on Thursday, called Madame Vinegar" The programme follows Overture, piano, Miss Marie McCarron; first violin, Miss Vivian Schulter; second violin, Miss kaver; flute, Miss Dyas; cello MT Diaz. The cast: Easter Egg Jones', Marietta Lilley; Viola Vinegar. a jazzing stenog- rspher, Sarah McCafferty; Madame Vine gar, hopeful widow, Nellie Sweeney; Vaudeville, an amateur singer, Bertha Gale. Speciality dances. Gummson and Harry Drysdale. Dance, Beryle and Me- non Vantrot, Lucy Green Mrs Peyton Norville. "A Bachelors Dream" Marry Drysdale. Dream Girls" Blanche Travis Helen Sullivan, Mamie Buell.. Gertrude Brincat, Rosa Oswold, Katherine Brodie,
 Mrs. Vance Gummsos, Jonathan Trott Lillian Kaver, Dusty Rhodes, Genevieve
 sherman. The vamp beauty chords Mabel Wahl, Josephine Smith, Elizabeth Ellis, Margaret DeVane, Cleo Smith, Mil. dred Byrne, Ruth Gale, Erma Moore Corinnie Woods, Mabel Duff, Ruth Gale Josephine Judge and Bertha Gale. Under the supervision of Fathers Gerow and Hackett
 Mrs. W. l.. Tebbetts and Mrs. Arthur Gage of Los Angeles are the guests of their mother, Mrs. J. c. Bush.
 Mrs. Charles Cunningham and Mrs Philip Brady have returned from visit to Mrs. Cuthbert Williams in New Or leans.
 Mrs. Max Koehler and Miss Virginia koehler have returned from a stay of two weeks at Long Beach, Fla.
 Mrs. Aubrey Toulmin entertained on Monday at her home in Flo Claire at a bridge party for her sister, Miss Aleta Stoll The house was lavishly decorated with pink roses, and the place cards were of valley lilies. Mrs. N. l.. Vickers won first price, Miss Atlice second and Mrs. Norman Pittman consolation.
 spend-the-day party at Dog River, on Sunday, went down on Mr. Mur- phys yacht. and was composed of Misses Marie vanderbeck, Esther Travis, Flor ence Cooper, Fannie Richardson, Messrs Henry Hall, Jr., Ulmer Hearn, Bill Mac lay, Dudley Selph. Murray Dunlap and Mrs. M. Moore.
 Miss Carrie Givens left Sunday for visit to her uncle. MT. w. S. Givens. In Hillsboro, Tex
 Mrs T. P. Byrne entertained on Mon day for Miss Ruth Veil at bridge party. The first prize, a bottle of Maris perfume, was won by Miss Reggina Herman, and the consolation by Miss Carol Muller
 Mrs. James Fisher of Shreveport is ttA guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred Lack
 Mrs. J. P. Edwards and Miss ItSma Turner of Leakesville are the guests of Mrs. R. C. Mcleod.
 The marriage of Mir. Harry Partricxe and Miss Grace Draham was celebrated with much beauty at the cathedral on Wednesday with nuptial mass. The al- tar was lavishly decorated with ferns pink roses and lavendar sweet peas, and the myriads of tall wax candles ,0e bride wore short white satin gown and carried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas and valley lilies. Miss Ida Part ridge was maid of honor and wore a lav-
 
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Part ridge left for short trip to a destira- tior. which they refused to divulge.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Inge, Jr., are re- ceiving congratulations on the advent of second son, Harry Inge, t6ird.
 Mrs. Howard Walker has returned from a visit to friends in Atmore and Brew ton.
 Mrs. Rudolph Richards of Selma is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs- Julius Meyer.
 Mrs. G. M. Van Liew and Mrs. Charles Willoughby have returned from visit to Stonewall, Miss.
 Miss Slayetta Brownlow entertaineS on Tuesday evening for Miss Ruth Well, a bride of Wednesday, After tho we'd ding rehearsal A cut glass bowl of white and pink rosebuds was the centerpiecSof the supper table, which was further adorned with cut glass candlesticks hold ing pink candies and tied with pink tulle. The small cages were heart shape, and the ice cream was served in rose cups. Miss Well was presented with crystal dish. Those present were Miss Veil and her fiance. MT. Edmund Hermann; Mrs Bruce Robbins and Joe Hermann. Miss Gladys Well and George Fink bohner, Miss Tiny Smith and Frank Curl, Walter Brownslow Warford, Santa Cray, Charles Bidgood and Mrs. Brownslow.