The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25


 B. R. Sawyer at her home on Leighton avenue Covers were laid for Mrs. Saw yer Mrs Leigh, Mrs. M. l.. Payne, Mrs. Cnaries Hays of Atlanta, Mrs. Emmett hiteside of Selma, Mrs. Fletcher Spear man, Mrs. Keener Matthews and Mrs French Bell.
 Miss Rosa White entertained the Hanpv Dozen Club during the past week to honor her guest, Miss Isabel Nash, of olaunton. Tenn, and Miss Mary Burt ohltns guest Miss Anna Weaver. of Macon. In a game of rock Miss Louise Ledoetter won the score prize.
 Miss Kathleen Law of Atlanta. the attractive guest of Miss Kate Bell was nonoree at delightful morning party at wnich Miss Mary Gardner enter .aineo at her home on Leighton avenue last week.
 Mrs. E. P. Cooper entertained at novel morning party for her guest, Miss Mar Earet Richards of Birmingham, and for Mrs. w. P. Acksr's guests, Miss Mildred stoves of Nashvise, Ms Lida Smith and MISS Maud Powell Smith of Bay St. Louls, Miss, and Miss Katherine Smith of Vcksburg, Miss
 Hand-painted cats marked the places or the guests at the tables, where in a pr ogressive game Miss Edwina Sellers won the prize, real live cat, adorned with a big yellow bow. Each of the honorees were presented with a box of candy.
 At meeting of the Bienville chapter, D. A. R., Mrs. J. C. Street was elected regent of the chapter for the coming year. Mrs. Street is one of the most loyal and capable members of this prominent organization and under her efficient lead cor J marked the endeavors of the chapter in the past will be continued. The other of hcers elected were Mrs. Horace Miller wee regent; Mrs. Kirk Perrow secretary; Mrs. R. H. Dean, treasurer; Mrs. W. M Salter, chaplain; Mrs. Campbell Gillespie, librarian; Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox, his- tcrian. and Mrs. Charles D. Kline, regis trar.
 Miss Anna Weaver of Macon, the guest or Miss Mary. Burt Smith; Miss Isabel Nash of Staunton, Tenn, the guest of Miss Rosa White;, Miss Alice Kenyon of New York, Miss Susan Mabry Miss Alta Mabry and Miss Mary Mabry, who are spending the summer at Noble apart ments, and Harwell Wilson and Miss Grace Harrison of Taladega, guests of Mrs. William Wilson, were honorees at an enjoyable rock party given by Miss Sarah Edmondson and Miss Lucia Ed nnondson at their home on Woodstock avenue. At the conclusion of the game dainty ices, cakes and candies were served.
 The wedding of Miss Nellie Clark and MT. Cecil w. Hastings of Hampton, Va, was solemnized at the home of the brides sister Mrs. Clarence Connolly, in Balti- more on Monday. The marriage is cul- min tiOp If which while Mr. Hastings was popular soldier with the Blue and Gray division at Camp Mcclellan.
 Mrs Richard Campbell Young was hos tess at a bridge party on Thursday after noon in honor of her guest. Mrs. J. F. Donoho of Birmingham. Mrs. Hugh Mer- Till and Mrs. Fred Tyler won the score prizes, and the honoree was presented with beautiful basket of flowers. The members of the Wednesday Bridge Club and several guests besides the club members were entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Joe Cain at her home oil Tyler Hill. Mrs. Thomas Cobb King l was awarded the score prize. The wedding of Miss Irene Knighton | and Mir. Charles s. Masterson, which | was solemnized at the home of the bride on Tuesday evening, was characterized | by elegant simplicity The nuptial VOWS | were pronounced by the Rev. J. c. Crow | of Oxford. Mir Masterson served with the 104th engineers during their training | days at Camp Mcclellan, afterwards year in service overseas. After | a wedding tour MT. and Mrs. Masterson | will be at home in Atlanta
 
 and Mir l. J. Jones of Birmin gham, which | occurred at the home of the brides sis | ter, Mrs Frank White, in Cedartown, | Sa, came as a surprise to their many | Friends here Immediately after the cere- l nony MT. and Mrs. Jones left for we'd . ling tour east. To honor her guest, Miss Martha | Reimer. of East Orange, N. J., Mrs. | Carl E. Clark entertained at a picnic | 1t Oxford Iake on Tuesday evening. A delightful lunch was served at twi- | tight
 Mrs. J. F. Donoho of Birmingham is | he guest of Mrs. Richard Campbell | Young. Miss Eleanor stillwen has as her yuest Miss Annie Lee Holloway of Mont l yomery. Miss Mary Gardner left Monday for | visit to Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox in | skyland, N. c. Miss Knoxie Lanning has returned | rom visit to Miss Ward in Eutaw. Miss Ruth Damper. who was delight l 'ully entertained during a visit to Miss | Katherine Herren, returned last week to | Ter home in Crystal Springs, Miss.
 Mrs M c. Scott of Marion is the guest | ,f Miss Virginia Cater.
 Mrs. o. M. Reynolds left Friday to | spend the remainder of the summer at l Piedmont Springs. Mrs. E. B. Hudson of Atlanta Is visit | ng her sister, Mrs. D. c. Blackwell
 Miss Sarah Bellinger of Gadsden and | MiCC Zot ofC Cov Co