The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

7E-HERALD, SUNDAY, M lstreet where Miss Kathleen Privett was a joint hostess, Here a salad course was | served. and the crowd were entertained with dancing and games, Miss Georgia Wade Harper and Miss Billa Rudolph presented the third course, sandwiches and tea at the home of Mir. and Mrs ] w. W. Harper. on Parkman avenue. At i Mics Sarah Coleman's home on Lapsley street. where Miss Mary Cola Hunger ford was also hostess fruit salad was enjoyed. Miss Mary Chisolm was a hos tess as were Miss Sallie Makoff and Miss Camille Danson, who. dispensed punch and cake at the Makoff home on Tre- mont street.
 The dessert course of ice cream and cake was served at the home of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Meyer on Dallas avenue, where their lovely young granddaughter, Miss Rosalind Thalheimer and Miss Will lie Ruth Winstead entertained.
 Miss Pauline Young returned recently from BrookhaVen, Miss, where she has been a student at Whtworth College. Owing to an extensive building program. by which the colleges will have a new dormtory and other buildings by next fall, commencement exercises were put up two weeks, in order to begin work at once.
 Miss Cornelia Morgan of Washington will arrive soon from Florida for a visit to her cousin Mrs B. H. Perrin.
 Miss Morgan has friends here who al- ways welcome her on her rare visits to Selma, where the name of her illustrous father, the late Senator John T. Morgan, is revered.
 Miss Ann Terrell, whose marriage to Professor Basore of Auburn will be an event of early June was the inspiration for z beautifully appointed luncheon on Saturday morning, with Mrs. H. NJ Smith hostess.
 Lady Gay roses centered the luncheon table and place cards indicated seats for Miss Sadie Mason. Miss Gertrude Early, Miss Morter, Miss Cecil Fewell. Miss Barker all of whom have been associated with Miss Terrell as teachers at the selma High Sclfool.
 Miss Terrell has endeared herself to an ever widening circle of acquaintances. who regret that her marriage will take her to another city to reside, 1 Mir Basore holds the chair of chemistry at Alabama Polytechnic.
 Mrs James l.. Cash and little son, James, Jr., of Houston, Tex are visiting
 
 Mrs. H. H. stewart left Monday for her home at Speigners after spending several weeks here with Mrs. II. F. Hendrick and other relatives.
 l Miss Louise Pope, who left Saturday for Marion, returned today for a short stay with Miss Alma Seymour, before going on to her home in north Alabama.
 Mrs Leo Maas was the charming hos tess for the Young Matrons Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon at her attractive home on Iapsley street, where two tables en- joyeG the games. Prizes were a bottle of perfume and correspondence cards.
 At the conclusion of the games Mrs Maas served tempting refreshments, and her guests were: Mrs. N. Finkelstein Mrs Lee Adler, Mrs. Isdore Isaaeson, Mrs. Walter Bloch, Mrs Jerome Sege who substituted for Mrs Irving Hohen- berg; Mrs. B. Yaretzky and Mrs. Her bert Lilienthal.
 Mrs Creola NJ Baker is the guest of her son. MT. Estes Baker, in Mobile. 1 MT J. D. Mose1ey arrived recently from Denver, Col, and will remain in Selma with his father, MT. J. D. Moseey, for a short while before going on to OrrVille to visit other relatives
 MT and Mrs. P B. Harrel, who are making their home in Marion Junction, were guests of relatives here for the past few days.
 Friends of the sowell family of Monroe vile will be glad to know that Mrs. Isa- belle Sowel, who was recently brought to a hospital here for treatment for a broken hip, is rapidly improving and will | I,,aa a hle tO rpt1I 1If-n fo 
 Miss Mary Kneipp of Atlanta. who ar rived recently with her brother-in-law, Mir John Clark, for a visit to MT. and Mrs. George Bewig. will remain in Selma until the roads are in better condition, so that she may make the trip back to Atlanta by automobile. Mir, Clark intends to return to Atlanta the latter part of this week
 Miss Louise Rowell and Miss Josephine Seymour, two lovely young Selma girls l who attend Breneau, at Gainesville, Ga, will reach home May 27 for the summer vacation.
 pr. John A. Davison will return the latter part of the week from Washing ton. where he has been attending the Southern Baptist convention.
 Mrs. S. J. Williams and two children left today for Augusta, Later they will return to Selma to spend some time with relatives before going on to their home in Mississippi.
 Mrs l.. w. Vance and children of Pen sacola, Fla, are guests of Mrs M o. Walker on Selma avenue. Mrs C. A. Bradford has returned from Atlanta, where she attended the mar riage of her sister, Miss Nellie Mae Chappell