The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

MOJOr company.
 exchange recitals, which has brought ro this city musicians of ability in a pleas ing scheme of reciprocity.
 Miss Gilmores programme was var,e and pleasing, and the violin and harp numbers were especially so
 The presence of a number of attractive visitors is proving inspiration to many hostesses this week for delightful enter tainments, none of them being replete with more pleasing features than the bridge party of Wednesday afternoon with which Mrs. Leslie Lilienthal and Miss Miriam Holzman entertained Sweet peas and potted plants were used in the decorations of the apartments where the bridge tables were arranged. Score prizes were stationery and a bit of pretty lingerie.
 The guests were: Miss Francis Lil- ienthal, Mrs. Ike Cadden, Miss Blanche August, Misses Helen and Josephine ridian, Miss Violet Lippert of Texas, Mrs Lionel Levy of New Haven, Conn.,, Mrs. Irving Hohenberg, Mrs. B. Yaretzky, Mrs Monte Selig of New York, Miss Flossie Leva, Miss Fay Nayman of Texas Mrs A. Holzman, Mrs. Henry Lilenthal, Mass Dora Thaiheimer.
 Mrs. Frank Davidson entertained the ! LaEderdale street, where the attractive ly arranged apartments formed a pretty setting for the games.
 l Score prizes were a deck of cards and | a handsome box of stationery, and at the conclusion of the games an elaborate 1 luncheon was served. Only club mem- i berS were present.
 i Miss Lucy Monk included an extra table l x1roa ba bridge
 the past week at her home on Broad street, those invited, in addition to t;ie regular club members, being Mrs. 2 l II. Perrin, Mrs H. G. Pattilo, Mrs. Jo | seph Bibb and Mrs. Edgar Bowron- Mrs Claiborne Blanton won the club prize and Mrs Edgar Bowron the visitors prize. 1 At the conclusion of the games a salad ! and coffee were served
 1 Mir and Mrs. H. c. Armstrong and Ef-. Law Lamar left Thursday for New York. | Miss Dora Yaretzky arrived the end of the week from Ellisville, Miss, to visit
 Miss Natalie Hirchfeld.
 1 Mrs Lionel Levy of New Haven. Conn, lis the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. NJ M. Meyer. on Lamar avenue. ] Mrs. Levy as Jeanette Meyer was popu-
 lar here with a wide circle of friends before her marriage. which took her to another city and state to make her home. | MT and Mrs T. o. Smith, Jr.. have
 returned to their home in Birmingham after short visit to Mir. and Mrs. s. IF Houston at Houston's Grove. I Miss Monte Selig left Saturday for At lanta, after a delightful visit to friends i here. Later she will return to her home 1 in New York.
 The class in civics. recently organized
 by Mrs. J. Carroll Long, held it's first meeting Saturday afternon at the Car negie Library, when a study of the prin- | ciples of good government was entered l upon
 l Questions had been assigned for the les ] son. and the leader for the afternoon was i! Mrs. F. F. Helmer. No charge was made ed to instruct women on civic questions. and was not, therefore, intended for any one set or group of women. but for all women of Selma who are interested in becoming acquainted with questions of this kind.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Craig announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday, January i3, who will bear the name Mildred Hart. | Mrs. J. L. Camp of Franklin, Va. | charmngly entertained with seven tables 1 of bridge the week past at the home of her mother Mrs. J. l.. Clay, on Lauder dale street, guests of honor being Miss Betsy Camp, charming young visitor; Mrs Edgar Bowron of Florence and Mrs. Joseph Bibb, the last two named having been roommates of Mrs. Camp at college l A pretty scheme of pink and blue was developed in the decorations of the apart f.~.,~ fa-w-tn. xr,d fah placed. -and quantities of pink carnations and violets were combined to form set ting of unusual beauty.
 The score prize was a crystal basket filled with sunburst roses. To Miss Camp the hostess presented a corsage bouquet of pink roses ana violets and to Mrs. Bowron and Mrs Bibb guests towels were given as souvenirs of the occasion.
 Two elaborate courses were served at 1 the conclusion of the games.
 Guests were: Mrs. Edgar Russell, Mrs. iC, C. Thomas Mrs. Lucien Burns. Mrs. Chanler Cox Yonge of Pensacola, Mrs. ! LaRue McCown. Mrs. Will Hinson, Miss
 Helen Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Clay.
 Mrs Ed Keeble. Miss Helen Bloch, Miss Dorothy Rowell, Mrs. Portis Welch. Miss
 Frances Reese. Mrs Lee Jones. Miss
 Miss Leone Clay, Mrs. Henry smith Mrs.
 Ernest Rockwell. Mrs. Eugene Galloway. Mrs. C. NJ. Hendrick, Mrs Graham Mel.
 win and Miss Mary Calhoun.
 Miss Lidie Gay. bride of Thursday.
 who was delightfully."- entertained on the
 eve of her marriage to Mir. Armstrong
 Harris. was the inspiration for a pretty linen shower Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Gilbert Gay when Miss
 Leila Peterson shared in dispensing the hospitality of the occasion.
 Receiving in the living room were Mrs Gay, Miss Peterson and Miss/Lidie Gay, the latter wearing handsome afternooi ! tContinued on Page sevcn)