The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-01

Mrs Graham, Mrs. Frank Davidson,
 Mrs. James Clay, Mrs. W. c. Agee,
 Mrs. Hugh Mallory. Mrs. Walter Dun- can, Mrs O. M. Hendricks. Mrs. H. F. Hendricks, who will re- spond to the address of welcome at the missionary conference to be held in Pensacola February 10, and Mrs. E. H.
 Hobbs. who will represent the Young Peoples Missionary Society, will be
 the two delegates going to the confer ence from Church Street Methodist Church of this city.
 Mr and Mrs. Starke Hunter Kendall have returned from their wedding trip through Florida and are at home at Berlin.
 As a charming compliment to Miss Ray Nazman of Texas. who is the at- tractive guest of Miss Flossie Leya, Mrs Bernard Markstein of Cincinnati, who is being entertained extensively
 as the guest of friends Mrs. Lionel Levy who came recently from her home in New Haven, Conn. to spend some time with her parents. MT. and Mrs. M NJ Meyer, and Miss Dora Yarstzkl Of Ellisville, the guest of Mrs. J. Hirch- field. Mrs. Sam Gusdorf and Mrs. Leo Leva were hostesses at a bridge party Monday afternoon at the home of the latter on Broad street. Skill at the game of bridge won the visitors prize for Mrs. Lionel Lew and to Miss Flossie Leva fell the prize for score among the guests. An elaborate refreshment course was served at the
 conclusion of the games. In addition to the guests of honor there were present Mrs. Jake Liepold.
 Msr. Monroe Gusdorf Miss Rachael Jo- seph, Mrs Tom Bender, Mrs. B Tar etzky, Miss Natalie Hirchfield, Mrs. B. Guscdorf
 Mir and Mrs. Paul L. Pierce of New York announce the birth of a daughter
 who will bear the name Anne Steele for her materanl grandmother, Mrs. L. M Hooper. Mrs. Pierce, as lovely Lou SC | Hooper. has scores of friends through out Alabama who will be interested ir news of her little daughter. Mrs. Leo Maas was hostess for the Young Matrons Bridge Club this after
 noon at her home on Lapsley street, where pretty potted plants and palms were used to enhance the beauty of the apartments thrown together tOr the games. Two attractive prizes, a pair of gloves
 and bottle of sachet powder, were given for the high scores. The only guest be- | sides the club members was Mrs. Lionel .Nevy of New Haven, Conn, who is visit ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M M. Meyer
 At the close of the games Mrs. Maas served appetzing refreshments. | Narcissi and primroses were combined in springlile floral decoration in the handsome rooms of the Pattillo home yes
 terday afternoon, when Mrs. H. c. Pat
 tillo entertained her bridge club and a
 number of invited guests. Handkerchiefs were gwen for the prizes, | for skill at bridge, and an elaborate re- | freshment course was served. Those present in addition to club mem- bers were: Mrs. Lucien Burns, Mrs. E,
 NJ. McDaniel. Mrs Ralph Nicolson. Mrs F. w. Pettus, Miss Helen Bloch, Mrs Jack Phillips, Mrs, F. P. Russell, Mrs B. M Strong Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs c. c Thomas. Mrs A. J. Atkins, Mrs. Chan Ter Cox Yonge of Pensacola, Miss Nell | McKinnon. Miss Helen Schuster, Mrs H. F. Reese, Mrs. Claiborne Byanton. | Mrs Thelma Marquis Dozier left Mon day for New York to purchase spring stock of millinery for the Fashion Shop
 which is now entering into it's secono year as successful businessi owned ano | operated by two talented Felma girls. l Mrs. Dozer will remain in New Yori | for some days and will select large stock of millinery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest T. Rouse announce i the birth of son who will bear tho name Ernest T. Rouse, Jr.
 1 Miss Josephine Schuster and her guest I Miss Violet Lipper of Texas, and Ms Helen Schuster left Thursday for Mont | gomery to attend the Standard Clul dance. They will be the lovely guests o1 Mrs. Meyer Gerson while in Montgomery
 and will return to Selma Sunday
 l Mrs. B. H. Perrin was hostess for hel 1 bridge club and a. number of addltloha i friends Tuesday afternoon at her attrac I tive home at Highland Park. where mar
 1 cissi and pretty blooming plants added t' i the charm of the cozy rooms. | Two hand lem broidered card table GOV 1 CTS were given as prizes. and at the con
 clusion of the games hot croquettes~ an'
 coffee were served. Guests and clu'
 members present were: Mrs, NJ.
 Fallman, Mrs. Will Mckee. Mrs. tdga
 Stewart Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs. Jo SeDn BlDD. MISS 4hihtcAs -ifs. "
 | Privett, Mrs. Robert Jones. Miss Ellza | beth Lasseter, Mrs. Neil Warren Mrs
 | LaRue McCown, Mrs. Howard Crandall
 Mrs. E. M Whitesides Mrs. Eugena cal
 loway, Mrs. s. A. Fowkes. Mrs. Graham
 Melvin. Miss Evelyn Lasseter, Miss Luc
 Monk.
 |i Mir. and Mrs S. Goldsmith of Chicas
 arrived the past week for visit to thei
 daughter. Mrs, Maurice Bloch, on Dalia avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Thalhemer an young daughter Rosalind have returne after visiting MT. and Mrs. Max F1es l Birmingham.
 Mrs. w. C. Agee has returned from visit to relatives in Mobile and Penss cola.
 Mrs. Graham Melvin and two childre' lEAgee and Claude, left Thursday for Mon | gomery where they will visit Mrs. Pete | Nicrosis
 Miss Jamie Nelson is visiting friends Birmingham.
 | Mrs Charles Irving and Mrs. Geors K Taylor are leaving this week for | visit to friends in Benton. Later the Il will return to Selma to continue the II visit before going on to their home II | Virginia
 Il back to SelTa by numbers of friends. F' J the past two years Mir. and Mrs. Smi