The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

\ girl. was presented with an artistic basket of | flowers.
 Miss Elizabeth Mallory entertained at | her country home at Sherman Heights | last week. Progressive conversation and | contest added to the pleasure oY yn> | evening. Miss Lila Bell Weaver won the | prize in the contest
 Miss Thelma Wilson of Cave Spring, | Ga, the guest of Miss Nell Hicks, was | honoree at picnic on Monday evening, l when party nlortored to the Coosa river | and enjoyed a fish fry with a delight- 1 fu picnic lunch.
 Miss Dragitza Poperitch and Miss Sil- | ruka Yeritch, two interesting Serbian vis- l itors, who were college mates of Miss | Elizabeth Cater at Converse College last 1 year, have been entertained at a series | Of charming informalities during their | visit to Miss Cater The Serbian guests | were entertained at the weekly Kiwanis | luncheon, telling the Rotarians of their 1 Serbian home and some of their experi- ] ences in America, where they have come to learn American ways customs and language. Miss Poperitch, in native Ser bian costume, gave severa, native danSes and songs
 Mrs. Morse Hubbard Oouise Hight of New York, a former Annstonian, whose wonderful voice has brought her fame throughout the east, and whose friends are looking forward with eager delight to her visit to Anniston, when she will be presented in concert in the early autumn by the Choral Club, appeared at Lake Chautauoua during July as soprano so- loist with the New York Symphony or- chestra, which has recently returned from an extended tour abroad. A recent issue I .l Hubbard among other things: Madame Hubbard sang the famous Jewel song with charm, and her thrilling high notes i, rang out over the orchestra, filling the immense auditorium. She was forced to respond to four encores'
 One of the loveliest events of the week was buffet luncheon, given on Wednes- day by Mrs J. R. Usry to honor her guests, Mrs. T. A. Jordan, Miss Emily Jordan and Miss Margaret Jordan of Nashville. Quantities of summer flowers
 adorned the home and Mrs. Usry was as- sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Louis Kidd,
 Mrs. Hugh Merrill Mrs, Cecil Young,
 Mrs. John Bbb and Mrs. Julia w. Thompson.
 Mrs Jawss w. Barry was hostess aH a
 bridge party given at the Country Club
 on Friday afternoon. SeveCal guests called at the conclusion Of the game to enjoy Mrs Barry's hospitality
 Miss Mary Roberts Ordway entertained at party at the Country Club on Friday evening to honor her guest, Miss Martha Quarles of Smyrna, Ga. Punch and ices were served and dancing and games en- joyed by largo number of the younger set.
 Mrs. Charles R. Bell was hostess to
 number of the college set at her home on Leighton avenue to honor her guest. Miss Annie Tartt of Birmingham and ] Miss Masculine Caudle's guest, Miss Eliz- abeth Smith of Birmingham. refresh l ing salad and ice course enjoyed.
 Mrs. Marshall Peck and Mrs. Hillyer
 Robinson. who are visiting in Atlanta, were entertained on Wednesday, a 1 bridge tea given at the Druid Hills Golf Club by Mrs. John Means Evans, and on Thursday Mrs Louis Newell enter | tained for Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Robinson
 at a-tea at the Atlanta Woman's Club. | Mrs S. L. Galbraith was hostess to the | Wednesday Bridge Club at her home on Glenwood Terrace. Golden glow and | asters were used to decorate the home and at the conclusion of the gaAne de- lightful buffet luncheon was served
 Miss Sarah LeGrand entertained on Thursday evening to honor Miss Marie
 Williamson and Miss Annie Joe William
 son of Liberty Hall Tex, the guests of
 Miss Louise Williams. The party mo-
 tored out to Whteside's mill, where a
 hountiful picnic lunch was enjoyed.
 Mrs. w L. Hawkins was hostess at .
 rock party last week to honor her guest Miss Hazel Smith of Oxford. The home
 was decorated with pink and white flow
 CTS. and the pink and white color scheme also carried out in the refreshments. Mr. William Madison won the score prize, a box of candy.
 Mrs L. G. Prentice entertained at her attractive country home last week to honor her guests, Mrs. w. J. Fillmore or Clanton Mrs w. G. Willis, Mrs l.. | Hummer Of Anniston. Mrs. J. A. Nix of Birmingham and Miss Mary hdHiin oi West Point, Miss.
 Miss Katherine Angle entertained n.- formally at her home on Quintard avenue "Wednesday evening. After number of games, the guests enjoyed watermelon cutting.
 The soldiers attending the eneenprnene of the Fourth Alabama infantry at camp Mcclellan were entertained at dance At the Anniston Inn on Clursday evening and with dance at the Country Gnu | on Saturday evening. The nterestihH announcement was made during the en- ! campment of the marriage of Lieut.. Roo- ert E. Morrell, Jr., and Miss Ruth Weare, hoth of Montgomery. The marriage oi the popular couple was given no ao- vance announcement. and wn-~ sseil friends found that they were spen-ins their honeymoon in Annston, they were | showered with congratulations and good wishes.
 Miss Lucretia Haynes has as he
 guest Miss Sarah Cummings of Hinton w. Va.
 | Miss Augusta vann has returned from a visit to Mrs. Laura Vann il l Collinsville.
 Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Bondurant O
 the University of Mississippi, who hav'
 been the guests of MT. and AAs. VII
 liam Wilson, left Thursday in their ca
 1 for a motor trip through Virginia.
 Mrs. D. c. Hancock and children art spending a month in Maysville, Ky
 Miss Mary Ball Smith was hostess ts