The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01


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 1 Turner were Miss McCary, Miss Mabel 1 Wright, Miss Anita Tabia and Miss Mat | tie Mae Marchal
 | Miss Katherine Herren and Miss Has seltine Candle served punch from a punch bowl surrounded by clusters of 1 grapes. In the living room, Miss Eliza beth Gordon, Miss Mary Evylyn Arnold, Mrs. Maury Bishop, Mrs. Eastman and l Mrs. F. P. Tapia. A dainty ice course was served in the dining room by Miss l Katherine Angle, Miss Maud Merritt ] Cook. Miss Mary Bert Smith. Miss Anna Weaver of Macon and Miss Mary Turner The pretty porch of Mrs. George C. Godrch's home on Christine avenue was the scene of an informal afternoon tea on Wednesday, when she entertained to honor Mrs. A. l.. Kenyon and Mrs. James Keith, two popular matrons who former ly resided in Anniston. Bright-hued flowers from Mrs Goodrich's flower gar den adorned the porch and punch and an ice course were served during the aft ernoon
 Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mrs. w. L. McCaa were joint hostesses at Mrs. Tyler's apart nient on Tuesday afternoon to honor Mrs. James Keith of New York Mrs William
 
 box of handmade handkerchiefs, and the hcnoree was presented with dainty sou venir of the enjoyable occasion. At the conclusion of the game a salad and ice course was served. Mrs. B. R. Sawyer entertained at pic- nic on Tuesday evening for Miss Eleanor Stillwelrs guest, Miss Annie Lee Hollo- way, of Montgomery. The merry party Dlntnred n Nachit'S aE VII delightful picnic lunch was enjoyed.
 Tie house party guests of Mir Felix Williams were honored with large dance given by MT. and Mrs. J. M. Eastman at the Anniston Inn on Tuesday evening A string band furnished the music and punch was served throughout the evening On Wednesday evening several young men entertained fifteen couples at a pie ture show party in honor of the popular girls of Mrs. Williams house party.
 Miss Adelaide Salter entertained at rock party at her home on Leighton ave- nue Tuesday morning to honor Miss Julia Willetts guest, Miss Martha Ridley Of Atlanta. The home was attractively deco rated in Shasta daisies Miss Frances Salter presided at the punch bowl and Miss Julia Sellers Miss Eugenia Gardner and Miss Julia Dent Salter assisted the hostess in serving.
 Miss Helen Ledbetter was hostess at a bridge party last week. honoring her guest, Miss Jennie Ledbetter of Jack sonville. The home was adorned with a profusion of yellow flowers and an ice course was enjoyed at the conclusion of game. Mrs. Arthur Darden and Mrs Ben Spearman were presented with the prizes for highest scores
 Mrs. Shelton sMeharg entertained at large bridge party last week. at the Coun- | try Club. Punch was served on the club 1 porches and a salad and ice course at the l conclusion of the game. Mrs Meharg | was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. l Frank Johnston. Mrs Perrin Coleman | and Mrs. M. G. Peck
 Miss Erin Shaffer was hostess at a | dinner narty on Tuesday evening to honor Miss Eleanor Stillwell's guest, Miss An nle Lee Holloway of Montgomery. yell | low color scheme was used in the decora- lions of the beautifully appointed table and also in the ices. Shasta daisies cen 1 tered the table and place cards contained 1 tiny, hand-psinted place cards marked 1 he places of Miss Shaffer. Miss Stillwei Miss Holloway, Miss Hasseltine Candle md Miss Knoxie I.anning.
 The wedding of Miss Ava Hobbs and MT Frank Watson. which occurred at he home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Hobbs. on Wednesday evening vas characterized by elegant simplicity. | The Rev H. Woodroof pronounced the | marriage cows in the presence of rela- ives and a few intimate friends Inn | nediateiy after the ceremony Mir and l. drs. Watson left for wedding tour.
 An enjoyable event of last week was the bridge party at which Mrs Donald Han 'ock entertained at the Country Club to II lonor her guest, Miss Glennis Hancock | f Marietta, Ga. Quantities of yellow ooesies adorned the club rooms Mrs l Iames Barry won the score prize an ar istic oriental vase. Among the visitors rioying Mrs. Hancocks hospitality were eta White of Cartersville. Ga and Mrs T, F. Donahoo of Birmingham. Miss Dorothy Sterne honored her guest, dfss Dorothea Sterne of Albany, Ga, Tith bridge party at her home on Quin- ard avenue last week. Mrs. Mortimer 'terne presided at the punch bowl and ssisted in serving the ice course. Miss ulia Blackwell won the score prize lmong the visitors present were Miss ie'en Burgunder of Atlantic City, Miss .lla Cutberson of New York, Mrs. Ben 'cler of Albany, Ga. Mrs. Charles lsugherty and Mrs. John Bowman of Iontgomery. Miss Annie Burton Gay. Miss Virginia H now, Miss Helen Mattison and Miss Lois II Iattison entertained in the wicker room II fthe Anniston Inn on Tuesday evening II } honor Miss Gays guest, Miss Evelyn | H Urton. of Lafayette. Dancing and a pro- II II ressive converse tion contest added to M e pleasure of the occasion. !H Miss Frances Woolly of Atlanta was III 'noree at rock party given by her II 'stess. Miss Emmie Rudisill, at her E