The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
SOCIETY IN MOBILE
By WINNIFRED BRYAN LANE

Mobile, May 2e.-(special)-Th last
 meeting of Mobile Chapter. U. D. C..
 was held Friday at the home of Mrs.
 w. H. Boykin, and the annual election
 was held, resulting as follows: President,
 Mrs w. T. Hamilton; first vice president,
 Mrs Howard Walker; second vice presi-
 dent, Mrs. H. B. McMillan. The dele gates to the state convention at Decatur Mrs. J. c. Clark, gave an interesting report.
 Mrs. Gregory l.. Smith is in Washing
 ton, called there by the serious illness of her daughter. Mrs. Sidney Prince. Miss Marie Murphy entertained at a
 800 party on Friday for Miss Corinnne Leatherbury, one of the Knotts grasu-
 ates.
 Miss Etta Brennan entertained her classmates at a beautiful luncheon on Friday
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Snow, who were recently married at the home of Mrs. Lebaron Lyons, have gone to Birming- ham, their future home.
 Dr. and Mrs Harry Inge entertained at small dinner on Sunday to mark | the birthday of their son, Dr. F. M. ] Inge. The other guests were Messrs. !, Richard Walter Inge and Miss Fannie | Warden.
 | Mrs. c. s. Snowman has returned from l a trip of four weeks through Texas, where she gave instructions in parliament
 tary law in many of the principal cities. 1 MT. Clark Dunn, formerly of Mobile, I but now holding an important positio1 with the Louisville and Nashville Rail road in New York, spent week with 1 friends here.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Le Blanc will | sail from New York on June l2 to spend | two months in England.
 | Mrs. Mary Tilney, who has made Mo bile her home for the past six years, residing at the Ketchum place, will buy a house in the fall, and for the present l is with Mrs. Maria Mayors. 1 Dr. Harry Inge left Friday for Wash 1 ington to attend the annual meeting or | Southern Railway surgeons, of wlnch association he is president. 1 Miss Leola Dewberry has returned from Marion, where she has been at school. ! Mrs. J. H. Bancroft and daughter, Alce, are at the Great Southern Hotel at Gulf port to attend a dance given by the , academy. | Miss Emma McAlpine is the guest | of Miss Isabel Bricken in Montgomery. | Mrs. Frank Dubois entertained at tea | for Misses Dorothea and Josie Gailiaru' who are to graduate in June. There were seventy-five guests.
 Class day was held at Knotts Hlgh School on Monday. The history of the | class was given by Marie Henderson; class poetry by Elsie Dawis prophecy by Etta Brannan; class will by Pearl Sharpe | and a quartet of girls belonging to the class in expression gave recitatlons. Mir. and Mrs. Austin Bobo of Spartan burg S. C., are guests of Mr. ana Mrs. D. c. Correll, who gave them an oue1ie at Battles on Sunday.
 Mrs I IT Bender entertained at a large card party on Monday for MISS Marie Henderson. The first prize was 1 A bottle of perfume, the consioatloii a set of hatpins and the guest of honor was presented with a French basket ol sweet peas and roses in which was coh- | cealed a string of pearls. MT. and Mrs. B. R. Johnson entertalileo .t large dance on Saturday for tne 1 collage set. the house being decorated | in Barton colors, and the special guest 1 of honor being Miss Mary Virginia Wone, who was presented with handsofne | necklace. n, | Mrs Leonard Lebaron entertained a' 1 a childrens party on Ihursoay .., noon for her nephew and niece Wiliaro and Camille Drischel, or cl'rone ron;da,, o. Tho snring festival given on Friday or
 inc lawn of All Saints Church was a great success socially and financially. De I sides the usual attractions there wo nalmists and side shows Of various kiiiuS | and a very attractive play in the chap l ter house. m , Miss Marie Courtney who will gradu- i ate from the Convent of Visitation oi June. was the guest at card party on Friday given by Mrs. Frank Courtney. l pr. and Mrs. Lecn Soloman have re- | turned to their home in Louisville after ! visit to relatives.
 | Miss Elizabeth Brooks has returned l from Tuscaloosa where she has been at | school.
 | MT. and Mrs. Edgar Dumont of New