The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

Miss sara Harwood of Jnfontown IS spending the Easter holidays with her schoolmate, Miss Elizabeth Meredith.
 Mrs. F. B. Sale of Montgomery IS spending a few days here
 Miss Mary Lee Golson is the guest -ot her aunt Mrs. J. E. Griggs in Mont gomery.
 Dr. William Thompson. pastor of the First Pres0yteriap Church, has been cilled to Washington, D. C.. by the ill., ness of his mother
 The Fidelia Club entertained at an April food dance on Friday evening When supper was announced and the 4gCests assembled not a single viand ap- 1peared in the empty dishes. Among the guests were Miss Helen Keyser of Selma and MT. Julius Bloch of New orleans
 Mir. Charles Hess of New York is in Mobile on a visit to friends.
 Mrs Delos Blodgett and daughter Miss Mona Blodgett of Washington, D. C., spent several days in Mobile en route home from Florida as the guests of MT. and Mrs. s. Fl. Peak at the Battle House. They motored to Pass Christian Thursday and spent a day in New Orr leans. They were entertained at lunch con on Saturday at the Country Club by Mrs. Hutehing, the table being beauti- fully adorned with white roses. Those invited were Mrs. S. H. Peck, Mrs Hen rietta Taylor, Mrs. F w Cram, Mrs Taylor Peck, Mrs. H. c. Brown and AL bert Peck.
 Mrs. Gregory Luce entertained for Mrs Defos B1odgett and Miss Blodgett at afternoon tea on Saturday.
 Mrs R. F. Har-igan of Los Angeles is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. lbach.
 Edith Johnson entertained a party of her friends on Saturday afternoon at her home at Spring Hill with an Easter egg hunt. Those present were Betty Maury, rv1- 1~ t11ra To ArATlt Gates, Donna Perry, Dorothy Perry, Anne Johnspn, Dorothy Johnson Fidelis Mc- -reery, Mary Mickle. Ora Linning, Odelle ., lays, Inez Braswell Ellen Ross, Mary 5Kand Sara Johnson. " Miss Josephine I.unscott is at home from college for Easter.
 Mrs Ellen Ligon entertained at a beau- tfful Easter party on Monday afternoon at her lovely old Colonial home in Spring Hill avenue in compliment to Mrs. E. M. Talcott of Washington, D. C. The house was profusely decorated with dog wood, azalias and other spring flowers and the prizes were palm leaf fans bound with coIofed ribbons and decorated with cereage bouquets A dainty salad and ice courses were served and the guests were Mesdames J. l.. Barret, H. T. Inge, Rittenhouse Moore, John vidmer, Horton Fall, Gregory Smith, Minor Friend, ". B. Pope Marion Goodloe, Joseph Me- Phillips, A. w Brooks, C. A. Mohr w.. H. Allen, Robert Erwin, Henry Hall. L.. J. Davis, William Masten, Howard Viii son. D. c. Sims and Louis Tucker
 Mrs Richard Inge entertained at bridge party on Monday for Mrs. Ernest Dennison of Minneapolis
 Mrs Richard Christian entertained at large party on Monday at the Country Club for Mrs. B. IT. Clingerman of Osfo. There were eight tables and the first l.f.x- nd l. solation handmade handkerchief salad course was served. The guests were Mesdames Ernest Ladd, w. J. Atkinson, c. J. Barr, F. L. Crown, J. l.. Walker, c. N. Owen, J. l.. Coleman, Harry Chii- ders, Arthur Washington, Russell HoAin- ger, A. E. Maumence, R. l.. Mcconnell, H. T. Pegues, w R. Christian, R., B. Redwood. Marion Adams J. D. Meador, w Fl. March, Gessner McCorvey, E. D. Flynn. G. H. Dunlar, W. M. Turner. Rus sell Iadd, B. F. Dubois C. A. Grayson, Lloyd Abbott w. N. Little, Emerey 4 Maxon, NJ. W. Spotwood Terry Moooe, J. B. Dertch, w A. Christian and H, D. Lesesne.
 The Pen Women held their regular meeting on Saturday with the presf- dent, Mrs. Kate Robert A beautiful silver antique water set was donated to the club house in Washington and will be presented at the national meet ing on April 12. The same corps of officers was reelected for the ensuing year.
 Miss Frances Brady of Tuscaloosa, with her niece and nephew, Anne and Francis Brady, are guests of relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs Paul Danner have re- turned from a trip to Cuba.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ridgely Cayce of Louis vile are visitors to Mobile.
 Mir and Mrs J0Saph Bancroft are visiting in Atlanta
 Mrs. Ellen Ligon left Wednesday to i visit her daughter, Mrs Robin Swift, iI Mississippi
 Mrs. P. H. Harrison, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. H. Bixler, left Wednesday for Miami to Njoin her husband, Lieutenant Com Emander Harrison.
 ~ Mrs. William Hearn entertained al a lovely sweet pea luncheon on Tues- day for Mrs. Marion Wise, who will leave soon for washing Ion to reside. The centerpiece was large white wicker basket filled with sweet peas With pink satin bow on the handle. tThe sweet peas were corsages which tfwere tied to a ribbon which each guest pulled and received a bouquet. The six-course luncheon carried out the pink scheme of color and the guests were Mesdames Wise, Alfred Staples, East. Ernest Dennison. AustelI Pharr, Henry Luscher, E. c. Meredith, Charlie Johnston, John Meador, Jack Meredith and Jennie F. Gates
 Mrs. Hugh Barclay entertained at bridge on Tuesday for her n\ ther, Mrs. E. M. Talcott. The rooms were lovely with spring flowers and the prizes for tie nine tables were cretonne serving rolls The guests were Mesdames Hor- ton Fall, Curtis Bush, E. D. Bondurant Joseph Lyons. A. w. Brooks, H. T. Smith, J. S. Taylor, Marshall Turner. W. B. Rowland, Will Oates, G. L. Smith, 1, S. B. Herndon, Marion Goodloe. R. H. Sadler. Joseph Hodgson, Minor Friend. Thomas Smith, John Quill. John vid- mer. Greenwood Ligon, R. L. Brad ley, Joseph McPhillips, G. M. Luce, McCreary Otis. Tunstall Inge, c. A. N6ir and w. M Martin.
 Miss Catherine Crampton entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club and included seven Euests, Misses De Graffenreid, Elise Hale, Celia Webb, Damaris Smith, Julia Creary. Mrs Ebert Mar lin and Mrs. Eugene Fraser. The club prize. a leather jewel case, was won by Miss Katherine Monk, and the guest prize box of stationery, by Miss :, Creary.
 I The As You Like It Club met Tues day with Mrs. D. T. Mccall Mrs. w. W. Perdue was leader. A character Ization of vicende Ibanez was given