The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01
SOCIETY N MOBILE

Mobile July sI. .(SpecialD-An in1ova. ton in midsummer entertainment wts
 the dinner dance, given last wesN at the
 Hotei Citroneile at Citronelle, this beas
 the hrst of a SeT.es of fortnightly evenss
 to be given at she hotel during the rest
 ct the season nder new management
 the hotel has been remodeled throughout,
 the sou,hein colonial idea being cor
 sistent motif lil Interior decorations, while many handscnle pieces of mahogany are used n tie various apartments. The
 diTins ruem N..n its grey-toned walls and table dec, To lions of crepe myrtie,
 made d lovely setting for the dancing
 couples, who after the elaborate course dinuer drifted out into the lobby. Peters orchestra from Mobile furnished the music . for the occasion. A number of out-ot- town guests were noted. as we'll as many from Cnronelle
 The reception committe was composed of Mrs. Means Elewett, Miss Elizabeth smith, Mrs Carl Eick, Mrs. Roy Movers, Mrs. C. W. Thcinas and Mrs. John A. Eurt Amen3 the guests present wers; Mr. and Mra Henry Pierson, Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Shaffer, Mrs. J. r. Durham of Mobile, Mr. Joe Hester, Miss Gladys John son, Mir. John Haertel, Miss Bernice ! Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Park D. Ballard. dr. and Mrs l.. G. Bradley, MT. Boo Pierson, Dr. and Mrs. Means Blewette,
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Hanlen, Mir. Lysle Jornigan, Miss Florence Brown, Mir. Fonde Jernigan Miss Cora Eva Leonard of NJ Mobile, MT Murrell Wheeler, Miss Jane Pierson, Mir. and Mrs. Carl $. Pick, MT.
 ana Mrs. Joseph T. Alvarez of Mobile, Mir. l.. A. Crouchet of Mobile, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Chambers. Mrs. G. R. Cham bers of Mobile, Mir. Cecil Fehrlin of Mo bile, Miss Murl Movers, Miss Catherine Chambers of Mobile. MT. Henry Wltner'
 of Mobile, Miss Estelee Ballard, Mrs. D. Moyers. MT. Warren Odom, Miss Mavis
 Rogers, Mir. Willis Tyrrel, Miss Dorothy
 Pierce MT. and Mrs. II. c. Gilmer, J. A.
 Brown, Jr.. Mrs. Albright, Miss Beulah
 Webb of Mobile, r. Ennis Brown, MT.
 Flemming of Mobile Miss Beuah Brown,
 MT and Mrs C. w. Thomas, Guy Turner
 of Vinegar Bend.
 August is the date announced for the next dance to be given at this popular re- sort hotel.
 Mise Ernestine McGowin, who has re- oently returned with her parents from the Shriners' convention in Portland, Ore, is the guest of NIT. ana Mrs. H. l.. Gra- ham of Pace, Fla, who entertained TOT her Tuesday last with five hundred party Miss McGowaE and Miss Wilybel Graham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ora ham, were members of a weekend party who nlotored to Pensacola last week
 A QuteJ nome &GkbiHS Ot A.ohodS C'S'A ing last was that Of Miss Alvie Ruble. Hunter, fourth daughter Of Capt ani Mrs. Joseph Hunter, and MT John Thom- as Mansel formerly of Birmingham. The twilight ceremony was performed Tn the the living room of the Hunter home, where tall white wicker baskets hlied with pink crepe myrtle, made an alsle through which the bridal party passed. Miss Ellie Hunter at the piano and Miss violin talented S1S- ters of the bride, furnished music for the occasion The attendants were Miss May Hunter another sister of the bride, ani Mir. Ernest Strange of Ei. m:ngham. The Rev. MT. Barnes, pastor Of the Centrai Raotist Church, perfornle1 the G ctremonY, the double ring service being used
 Mss Hunter is an exceptlchaiiy sooa l,klng girl of the br inctte type, anA wore a tailluer of bius tricCtine. Her hat was {; fall model of navy "iue tat1e and sine carried Sweetheart loses show cred with valley lilies Miss Hunter, her bridesmaid wore d frcck of white en- broidered organdie, vita pink garden hat and carried Radiance roses.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mansell left for Birmlns- ham, St. Louis and otncr points, ana or their return will go to Housekeeping i'll Mobile. The groom is connected with the Morile and Ohio Railroad
 Twenty-five merry girls who made up the Y. w. C. A. camp at Grand View, re- turned home Sunday after week oi
 Mrs. James Hunter rf Mobile and Mrs. I(levins Dunklin of Seir,1a left Monday fer an extensive trip through the west, going first to Chicago, where they VIII stop for several days. pleasure. At the clos;ng ceremonial camp honors were awarded ;he following: First nonors, Wiley Creagl lnge of Mobile, Laura Inge Hill of Birmingham, Wiil'e Glasgow of Birmingham, Louise Porter l Sara Porter, Louise Jones' Dorothy Cav